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AnrtTSEMEKTS. THE MOST STUPENDOUS OF REALISM EVER PHOTOGRAPHED. A MIIJ-ATLANTIC BATTLE WITH A 00-TON WHALE. theatre. Direction . . . Fuller-Sayward Theatres. COMMENCING TO-DAY. COMMENCING TO-DAY. COMMENCING TU-DAY. Tha much talked of picUtr? and "UNITED ARTISTS" l!)2i SPECIAL. "UNITED ARTISTS" 10-J3 SPECIAL. Elmer Clifton's Romance, A Talo Replete With Til KILLS, ROMANCE, AND ADVENTURE. Three vlialcboats were smashed to bits by rL«ddtr.cd whales during the filming' of the picture, endangering the lives of tho crew not only by the attack of tho linic mammals, but by tha man-Latins sharks which infested tho wuters. LADIES. LADIES. THERE IS AMPLE APPEAL FOR YOU IN THIS PICTURE, IT TELLS ONE 01' THE SWEETEST LOVE STORIES EVER TOLD, AND THE QUAINT QUAKER WEDDING, WITH ALL IT- QUAINT CUSTOMS AMD THE PRETTIEST OF ALL SCREEN BRIDES, IS SOMETHING YOU SIMPLY MUST NOT MISS. Managerial Noto.—The flattering receptons accorded this HUGE FEATURE in Wellington and Auckland, and the favourable comments passed upon it, by all classes of patrons, lead ub to state THAT IT CONTAINS FILLY 100 PER CENT. ENTERTAINMENT VALUE. In support, AT NIGHT SESSION ONLY. (So that the children may attend tho matinees.) PATSY RUTH MILLER. LOU TELLEGEN, BETTY BLYTHE, AND JACK MULHALL. In "THE BREATH OF SCANDAL." "THE BREATH OF SCANDAL." "THE BREATH OF SCANDAL." "THE BREATH OF SCANnAL." "THE BREATH OF SCANDAL." "THE BREATH OF SCANDAL." "THE BREATH OF SCANDAL." Whispering Rumours —Hali-coacealed— Glances of Soorn—and the Vague M titterings that Swell into a Roar of Condemnation. SH-SH-SHI IT'S SCANDALOUS. AND To-day and To-night only. "THE ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICAN FLEET IN WELLINGTON." Tho whole accompanied ly HOWARD MOODY'S ORCHESTRA. HOWARD MOODY'S ORCHESTRA. Box Plan at The Bristol, or 'Phone 2366. MATINEES NEXT WEEK. MATINEES NEXT WEEK. BRING ALL THE CHILDREN. BRING ALL THE CHILDREN. "The Breath ->f Scandal" will bo omitted and a good Comedy, Gazette, etc., will take its place, and the children will bo delighted with "DOWN TO THE SEA IN SHIPS." 8588 MOTORS AND .CYCLES*. - O R, SALE. LIGHT OVERLAND. • SINGLE SEATER, COLuNIAL BODY. In very good order. £175. DODGE. SING-LB SEATER, IN PERFECT CONDITION. £175. BUICK SIX. FIVE-SEIATER, LATE MODEL. £l5O. W. B. SCOTT and CO., LTD., ISO Gloucester street), 551 Chriatchuroiu EIGHT-CYLINDER CADILLAC 1922 SPORTS MODEL. AFENE CAR for n Sporting Motorist. Appearance as new; haa been privately owned. Fitted with flrst-cjass tyre?, Automatic Windecreen Wiper, Sun Visor, Sidescreens, etc. CHANDLER SEDAN. Seven-eeater, six-cylinder, self-starter and eleotria light. In first-class order. £250. Ring 3143 for Demonstration. N.Z. AUTOMOBILES, LTD. (RETAIL DEPARTMENT), Corner Durham and Kilmers street*, H4468F.P. Chriatchurch. R FOR ELIASLE USED OARS CALL AT 79 TUAIt STREET. C2SSOFP DAVID CROZIER, LTD., Used Oar Department. SPECIAL BARGAIN. DODGE, late model, 5-seater, ToUrinjr Car. E.L. and S.S. This Car ih well shod, and the equipment includes Side-soreens, Spotlight, Bumper Bar and other estrag. Will paint to suit purchaser. FOE QUICK~SALE: £IOJ. Wo will accept FORD in part payment. SOUTH ISLAND MOTORS. LTD., WILLYS-KNIGHT DISTR'BUTORS. 8780 F.P. 146-117 Armagh street. PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. J. W. K. LAWRENCE. F.P.A.N.Z., PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR. SHAREBBOKER, ATTORNEY, and AGENT for ABSENTEES. TRUSTEES, and others. 154-166 HEREFORD STREET. T OSE that eneeze! A "UNIQUE* Aj Water bottle at y<"» fe* drive out the cold. Made b ? Rubbir Co. Look for »» "XWIQUE on atoppir.