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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18019, 18 February 1922, Page 16

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Tho Peerless Princess Orchestra—the Banc of MusiciansTHEATRE TO-NIGHT ONLY. "DIVORCE OF CONVENIENCE." Starring Owen Moore. 6-DOLLAR PLATE. Slymm Drama. "MONDAY, THE ROAD DEMON." Starring Tom Mix. And Sunshine Comedy. "DROADWAY MATINEE TO-DAY, 2.30. TOM MIX in "THE ROAD DEMON." EDDIE POLO in " DO OR DIE," 3rd Chapter TT IS NEVER TOO HOT TO DANCE 1 At RUSH-MUNRO'S CABARET. Dancing 8 to 11.30 p.m. 'Phone 2560 A. Lectures. A UCKLAND fIITY 'M" 1881^ Auckland Missios Princess Theatre, Queen Street. SUNDAY EVENING NEXT. Doors Open 6.30. Orchestra 7. Service 7.30. REV. JASPER fIALDER EV. O ASPER V/ALDER Will continuo a Short Courso of Addresses On EVOLUTION. VOLUTION. ILLUSTRATED BY OVER 100 BEAUTIFUL SLIDES. LECTURE 2.-The Beginning of All Things; The Earth's Origin; How Long Ago? Tho Process; What the Heavens Declare ; Other Worlds Actually Developing: The Dawn of Life: Science's Dead End; Progress the Keynote. During the Collection MADAME BELLA RUSSELL will Sing, "I Know That My Redeemer Liveth " (Messiah). N.B.—These Sermon-Lectures represent a big effort of the Anglican Church to show to the general public—particularly thoughtful people—how wo stand amid the mazo of modern ideas, A hearty invitation is extended to all. Af a T R A N D ffl THEATRE. yMIL TO-MORROW (SUNDAY)-7.30. I EDUCATET Under the Joint Auspices of tho NEW ZEALAND LABOUR PARTY and the INDUSTRIAL LABOUR COUNCIL. H. E. COMBS, ESQ.. H. E. COMBS. ESQ.. Secretary Post and Telegraph Officere' Association, Supported by MR. F. N. BARTRAM, M.P.. MR. M. J. SAVAGE. M.P.. .And Representatives of Civil Service Associations, Industrial Union!) Etc., etc MR. H. E. COMBS Will Bpeak on "PARLIAMENT AND THE CIVIL "PARLIAMENT AND THE CIVIL SERVICE." SERVICE." Chairman: Mr. J. A. LeeDoors Open. 6.45. Silver Collection. Organ Recital by Miss Jenny Edwards from 7 to 7.30 p..m, Remember tho Place—Strand Theatre. 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