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New Zealand Herald, Volume LVII, Issue 17650, 10 December 1920, Page 12

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En-dish ' ''' : HAL RAIE. /Entertainer, HAL RAIL. CARLTON MAX. >■ And CARLTON MAX, JERRY. Prince of Ventriloquists. " D A BIG AND/' WONDERFUL SHOW. 5' PLANS AT RICHARDSON'S. 110, QUEEI D ST.? TILL 5: THEN AT SEGEDIN'S TILI d! 7. 'Phono 3748 and Secure your Seats. D. . PRICES: Is. 2s, 2s 6d, 3s, plus tax. El" ;■ V,<. v >' E! ■'■ ' E! . , -4 -V E! v,'* •„ ;,y .S.U El ■ • . V, f. E! E! . : Is. 1 December 10, 1920. *1 ■! dy !ty Dear Patrons,—.., ial >, ' . ■ Again I have the pleasure to announce GLADYS BROCKWELL in one of the .greatest ,Picture Dramas in which this brilliant star has ever appeared. \ In the new William Fox pro- , duction. Miss Brockwell has a role which graphically portrays the incidents leading up to the , World War. ' '» •'» This is not a."war play"; it is an absorbing photodrama that treats only of events that brought > on the great struggle. It shows — in thrilling scenes the • intrigues of the German War Lord and the part played by a beautiful :« woman . who,, r v through • hate, ;d. brought to. a head the l deadly Teuton x>lot that resulted m the rape of Democracy. i There 13 not a moment throujh- '-■ out. this wonderful ; film that does i.. • not throb with tense dramatic 1" action. I am sure that you will agree with me, after seeine it, . ? » that " KULTUR " is one of tho ; most stirring photodr&mas ever filmed. Com a yourself and bring ' • your' friends, for this great pic- ~; ture is a raro treat. in, , Cordially yours, [■ < ng •>' -if. » RUD. PETERSEN,-.*;'"' 1" y . ■ "'f ■■ V,? Manager. ' ■ . i Queen's Theatre. IN / ■. P S.— are always original. . IN ■' S. ut , " V'- *'" ,'' in lei .is • ; v_,..') • ; , , _ . 51 gPIRITUAIISM. Communication with Departed Friends or 111 Demons, Which? . v / WESLEY RICHARDS, ; ii C Ex-Medium, i will speak. D.V., on this subject in ■■. -CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL, 111 ' IJO-NIGHT (FRIDAY), AT 7.30 O'CLOCK. . Mr. A. A. Murray, mil take the Chair. T« ' '• Admission. Free. ' No Collection. , . : v ■; . V'r re — w Meetings. 0- pUBLIC RECEPTION = d''-v; ' TO THE ; ' - '' ; \ . r . ' i." _ H Ol7, G m ]? OWLDS ' c - b - e " E. Arranged by the N.Z. Land ! Values League, ■■ ' ' ■ ,v " V l ,'v; J■% \ ■ In tho. : ■ ••<.,. i • s . i)-1 ■. , ft CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY), DEC. 10, AT 8 P.M. r. v _ : '■ -- ... .'■ '■ >■ All friends of Mr. Fowlds are invited to hear him speak of his travels pnd experio, encos in Canada and the United States. v •, ■ ; C. roWiirwfft vx nif ■ SOtDIfRSJ J-•' '• ' : _ JjX-IMPERIAL SOLDIERS. ■■' :. i : - ; ' ; A Meeting of all Ex-Imperial Soldiers will be held at the Soldiers' Club, Albert Street, , ■ at 3 p.m., SUNDAY, December 12." - ' v " Business :All' matters affecting ' the wel- {■ fare of . Overseas Soldiers arriving in the Dominion. . r %■}'- , E. F. ANDREWS, . . j: . '' : • ' . Secretary, A.R.S.A. L SAVINGS BANKin .. ■ ' '. ' . " \ A Meeting of the Trustees will be held . at tho Bank on • TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1020. 1., ' AT 2.15 P.M.. ' J. MUIR BARR,' " ' 1 , Manager, t'. u. — 1 ' $ | Lectures'. d i''. v . , '. J; *" - . 3 - SPIRITUALISM rpESTED _ * BY ■ ? REVELATION, REASON, AND QOMMCN . CENSE. fjpOWN JJALL QONCERT QHAMBER ,' / { ON < , •> . ; 7 gUN DAY i^FTERKOON, !r ' .AT 8: O'CLOCK. ti" ; i";- > >/:, . . M R> EORGE l ldridgb " .' Will Review the Lectures by SIR A. CONAN DOYLE. Orthodoxy is weak before Spiritism because r - it concedes the basis on which tho subtle n ; system is reared. ' d r " 'A Hymn Sheets Provided. „ ■■■ Collection to Defray Expense*. r, - 1 - ' f, j Sales of Property, - r11 A GENTS.—William A. Home, Ltd., have XX sold our 160 acres, Kaukapakapa; kindly withdraw Thomas and Civil. T AND Agents.—'Take notice,"'my property, Li j Vincent and Grey Streets, in withdrawn v' from sale.—K.' Barker. AND . 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