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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LIV, 28 October 1921, Page 1

amusements. ~ HAYWARD PICTURES SATURDAY, 2.30. SATURDAY, a I 8. A MONSTER DOUBLE-STAR ATTRACTION. DAINTY BILLIE RHODES in a Comedy-Drama of Thrills ami Laughs. "THE LAMB AND THE LION.” “THE LAMB AND THE LION.” ‘‘THE LA .MU” was “BOOT'S,” a Girl Wail', a little vagabond who shocks (he Sociotv damos by her daring capers. “THE LION,” a Master Crook, who level her like a lather. ' HARRY T. MOREY in ‘THE GAUNTLET." , HARRY T. MOREY “ TH E GAUNTLET. k A. Story of Lib; in the Tennessee Mountains. “THE KING OF THE CIRCUS.” TOPICAL. t “THE KING OF THE CIRCUS.” COMMA. Blau at Empire. Permanent followers ol tbe Circus Soial will iind their seats reserved. TUESDAY NOv, 1 MONDAY Oct. 31. ti EMPIRE THEATRE or Positivelv 2 Nights and I Matinee Only. MATINEE, TUESDAY, 2.30 Children Half-Price to Matinee. A Storv which fascinates from Beginning to End. THE KEEPER OF THE 000 R A Pielnrisation of the Famous Story by _ ETHEL M. DELL, “Youth called to youth beneath the Tropic Sun, and in glou Destiny opened Memory’s door a little wider. A PERFECT PICTURE WITH WONDER SCENES AND SETTINGS. A PICTURE WE CAN RECOMMEND. Prices Lb 7, L/T and 1/1. Plan now open. ’Phone 186-M. A WORD OF ADVICE Anticipating an unprecedented demand to see this undoubted Mantelpiece, the Management wish to stress the pointy that Patrons should ieserve’ their scats*at the Empire to avoid disappointment. COUNTRY TOUR T VK VK \—WEDNESDAY, RICHMOND—FRIDAY, y 101 UEKA -T I URSDA Y, WAKEEIELD-SATURDA Y Prices as in Town. Plan. lor Motueka at Skslton s.

OUR REVEILLE THEATRE ROYAL TO-NIGHT Ami lor the following LOUR NIGHTS A Spectacular Extravaganza 200 ,>KKKOKMEKS 200 k NIGHTS OF BRILLIANCE ft t> Proclaimed hv last night's audience as V DISTINCT SUCCESS A DISTINCT SUCCESS HUMAN PACK OF CARDS This Brilliant Stage Spectacle will ho presented hy 52 performers. Full Orchestra, Special Scenery, Gorgeous Wardrobe, Cabaret scenes, Wonderful Electrical Effects. DISTINCTIVE BALLETS every number a STAR Box Plan open at All. llohiusonhi. 5/-, 3/-, 2/-. W ILLIAM LINTS, Producer.

MATINEE ■ MATINEE OUR REVEILLE OUR REVEILLE SATURDAY, at 2.30 p.nu Change of Urogram. Every number a STAR TURN Special Numbers, for the Children. ;3/-, 2/-, V-. Children Half-Price. WILLIAM LINTS, Producer. B.S. WAIKOA NO CARGO after 4 p.mone hour before Bailing time. Nelson for Takaka, Sunday, Oct. 30, 10 p.m. Takaka for Collingwood, Monday, Oct 31, 7.30 a.in. Collingwood fur Takaka, Monday, Oct 31, 7.30 p.m. Takaka for Nelson, Monday, Oct. 31, 9.30 p.m. ■ Nelson for Takaka, luesday, Nov. 1, Takaka’ for Collingwood, Tuesday, Nov. 1, 8.30 p.m. Collingwobd for Takaka, Wednesday, Nov. 2, 8.30 a.m. Takaka for Nelson, Wednesday, Nov. 2, 10.30 a.m. Nelson for Takaka, Ihursday, Nov. 3, Takakif'for Collingwood, Thursday, Nov. 3, 10 p.m. ,■ Collingwood for Takaka, Inday, Nov. 4. 10 a.in. , v . Takaka lor Nelson, I'nday, Nov. 4, 12.15 p.m.

W, BESLEY U !h C °Neison Cheapest Retail Factory in tho Nelson District for First-Class TENTS, HORSE COVERS, OILSKINS PICNIC TENTS AIAVAYS ON EIIRE DIGGERS’ SLUICING HOSE. Eto^ Not only Stock Will he Judged at the Show! MAN will jiulHO his fellow man hy flu; Clothes ho wears—so Hint yourself. 'lime’s getting short tlinuyh, so look slippy.' Ho well judged m Wearing’s Suits to Measure There’s some class about those omta uf ours. They’ve mibreakablu ironls. and Italian Hair Cloth lining. Made exactly to YOUR measuro, too. ORDER TO-DAY BEFORE THE SHOW RUSH I S. H. WEAIMC, the suit store, RICHMOND