Page 2 Advertisements Column 1

Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 24 January 1918, Page 2

Reduction Sale ©f millinery and Dresses starts For Two Weeks Only MILLINERY AT HALF PRICE Ladies Costumes, C@at Frocks, Blouses &c. greatly Reduced. Maids Smart Voile Dresses to clear at from ©s 6d to 35s Bggan«!'j'm*m 1-njuwiMiiiujjiiM.niJmnrTßMini ■ II n mil ■!■ mi i iibiimi Children's Heady Made Dresses- in ail styles Great Opportunity to secure a smart Hat and Costume for the Show ■S- H. LOU DON Late Megson's

i SATURDAY EVENING NEXT A popular Metro, breezy, bright, beautiful. With a snappy plot, big scenes and a charming romance Harold Loekwood and May Allison in _ Pidgin Island Secret Service Detectives, Smugglers, Criminals, Lovers. Parents all play important parts in this magnificent Romance, which is set among some of Nature's most Gorgeous Scenery on Lake Ontario, where Pidgin Island is the No Man's Land of two countries " ■ . WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT j William Russell in a Mutual Masterpiece deluxe The Craving The story of a man with an Inherited physical taint, and I the great struggle between its evil power and the good that was in him j BIG. SUPPORTING PROGRAMME j Strong and Varied Programme ADMISSION: 6d; Circle Is Id; Children 3d j ■ iM«^iii«Tr»^raaaiGH3asaa2zs»ua^^^ j „__ \y _/__ i FRIDAY EVENING NEXT ' j A Pathe Gold Rooster achievement. Florence La Badie in i The PiJloty 5 Huge Parts; The social Pillory is more cruel than the Pillory of ancient times A fine and wonderful story based on that divinely wise saying "He that is without sin among you, let him cast the first stone A play full of human emotion and genuine pathos A sj)lendid supporting list I SATURDAY EVENING NEXT A new and original play "Her* New' York Featuring Gladys Hulette A dainty country maiden goes to find her City of Dreams There she marries her poet, aud for a while they are hilariously happy, and delightfully dead broke Then the husband's employer lakes an interest in-the pretty girl What will an unscrupulous man not do to get the girl he fancies Strong supporting programme MONDAY EVENING HSXT At 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Louise Glaum, Triangle's Vampire de L^x in The Wolf Woman A magnificent elaborate picture play, presenting a striking lesson on the foily of fast living, and exemplifying, in a startling climax that "The wages of sin is destruction." £5000 worvh of .^owns tire worn by Miss Glaum Tho intV-rrioi' K^.tiiu;1", <:he scones ou racecourse, roof garden and in £he inoenso-I;<<k\u don oi: liie ;'Spidt'r" have never been equalled in motion pi^iui'ws A daring production, yet : so presented that its appeal to people of refined taste will be certain and great Grand supporting programme OOls/CIiNTGr Remember J3.Z. Picture Supplies Programmes are exclusive to our Theatre. Our Popular Price M ... ••• Dress Circle Is Id

cc iitif ireipt tales if oat rages LAIBLAW LEEDS Wholesale Catalogs