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Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17418, 31 March 1922, Page 1

EASTER WEDDIKGS. OUR Bock is fast filling tip with appointments fo»* Easter, our bea\itiful new styles in Wedding Groups, and make your appointment tO'tiay. "Wo are the only photographers that can successfully take groups in the evenings. MILLARD'S CUOTVN STUDIOS, His?h street, just below Clock Tower. M 6871-1306

AMUSEMENTS. fjpHEATBE ROYAL, Direction: J. C. "WILLIAMSON, LTD. MATINEE TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), at 2.30. Thereafter every Wednesday and Saturday. Children. Half-prices to Matinees only, except Gallery, Is. "WAY DOWN EAST." "WAY DOWN EAST." Never iii tho liistory of Moving Pictures has anything created such an absolute and COMPLETE SENSATION II COMPLETE SENSATION 11 D. W. GRIFFITH'S D. W. GRIFFITH'S SUPREME TRIUMPH. SUPREME TRIUMPH. The "Sun." critic says:—"The ice scene, liberally advertised, 13 outstanding. Or© is apt to marvel hotr a girl can lie on a broken slab Of ice, near an ice-jxim on a bitter river, floating down, buffeted here and there by the iec. pack until she is resoued near the fail. Miss Gish does this, and the Boy BftVea her —Heaven knows how! Strong jnett groaned last nijht during the "thrilliest" pait. and after ihe rescue the pent-up feelings of tha spectators resulted in hysterical la-ugihter." "WAY DOWN EAST." "WAY DOWN EAST." "WAY DOWN EAST." "WAY DOWN EAST." "WAY POWN EAST." "WAY DOWN EAST." "WAY DOWN EAST." "WAY DOWN EAST." "WAY DOWN EAST." Is more than a Picture-play. It is a. worlddrama. It goes straight to the heart. It is this human quality that has made "WAY DOWN EAST" "WAY DOWN EAST" the Greatest Success the Pioturs World has erer known. MANAGERIAL: _ Hundreds were nnablo to gain admission to tho spacious Theatre Royal on Wednesday and again, last night. This is only, what happoned the entire seasons where "WAY DOWN EAST" has been screened, eo intending Patron* M» advised to BOOK! BOOK!! BOOK!!! immediately and thus rvoid disappointment. SUPERB SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, Of 14 Performers, Under Conductorship of Miss N«llio Blaok. Tho music has been specially composed and arranged in Grand Opera atyle, and will appeal to miJ6ic-loveTß. PRICES—D.C. 48, Reserved Stall# sa, Stalls 2s, Gallery Is 6d. All plus New Tax. The Box Plan is at THE BRISTOL. DAY SALES: G-allerv, Is 6d tickets only, at .Toy Cax«, where Plan is also on view after 5.30 p.m. Exclusively Controlled by United Artists (Australasia.), Ltd. 9799 WE START AT ELEVEN. QTJEEN'S Continuous, UEEN'S 11 to 10. ° The Final Screening To-night of EUGENE O'BRIEN In "THE LAST DOOR." And ALICE LAKE In "THE 1 INFAMOUS MISS REVELL.' Splendid Supporting Programme, including Scenes of the Pope Lying in State. COMMENCING TO-MORROW. COMMENCING TO-MORROW. A Vital, GJowing Drama of Life itself told in the universal language of humanity—a* great heart interest picture,' lavishly staged and superbly acted by a Superlative VERA GORDON Tho VERA GORDON "Mother" VERA GORDON of VERA GORDON "Humoresqu®.' In her Greatest Presentation, "THE INFAMOUS MISS REVELL." "THE GREATEST LOVE." "THE GREATEST LOVE." "THE GREATEST LOVE " "THE GREATEST LOVE." The Story of a Love that reached from tlw Cradle to the Confines of Eternity. Then in addition — WILL ROGERS WILL ROGERS' WILL ROGERS WILL ROGERS In "JES' CALL ME, JIM." "JES' CALL ME, JIM." GRAND SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. PRICES AS USUAL. 6788 SITUATIONS VAOAHT. WANTED. FOR A NORTH ISLAND FREEZING COMPANY. A THOROUGHLY Experienced tund Competent ACCOUNTANT (salary at £375 per annum). ' Also, SUB-ACCOUNTANT (salary at £275 per annum). m , Men with Freezing Works experience preferred. _ , Apply, stating experience, with copies ol references, etc., in first instance, to MESSRS CAYGILL, NEWBURGH and CO., Publio Accountants, P.O. Box 687, 97] 2F ~ Chriatchurch. AN Old-eetablished Fire, Marine, and Accident INSURANCE COMPAQ Y» with a connexion, requires an AGENT ior ASHBURTON and Surrounding Districts. 3717F Apply 1.8. F., "Press.' (For continuation of "Situations Vac&nt" ee» page 13 of this issue.) WANTED TO LET. TO LET. ROOMS ON FIRST FLOOR, the Wellington Woollon Manufacturing Co., Ltd., Premises, Lichfield street. Well lighted, fireproof. 2 lifts. ROOM 10—33 x 25. 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