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THEATRE fypufar'ftdur* TO-NIGHT AT 8. TO-NIGHT AT 8. MATINEE TO-DAY, 2.30. A Swift Moving Comedy Thriller from the Pen of Screendom’s foremost Writer of Action Plays, GERALD BEAUMONT A Glorification of the Modern Girl—hilarious and fast—with a powerful climax. “THE SPORTING VENUS’' Including a Brilliant Cast with DONALD COLMAN, BLANCHE SWEET LEW CODY GEORGE FAWCETT And other Performers of Note. SUPERB SUPPORTS Together with a SPECIAL MUSIC PROGRAMME By | KING'S SELECT ORCHESTRA (Mr. A. H. Jerome. Mus. Dir.). Box Plans at Bristol until 5.30 daily—after at Theatre or ring ’Phone 22 —212 for bookings. QUEENS " ♦ THEATRE ♦ 'Vhe (bsiest'jfouw ITO-NIGHT, 7.45, i 2.30. ! “THE STORM BREAKER.” | The Greatest Sea Thriller | Ever Made. i A dramatic thunderbolt of ! itormy passion I A roaring I revelation built for all that j have nerves to thrill. J A Tremendous Cast, j including ? HOUSE PETERS I RUTH CLIFFORD | Super Supporting Programme. ! Ring 22—334 for Reserves. I No extra for reserves. ’ ATHLETIC SPORTS. AMERICAN ATHLETES ■o-MERICAN ATHLETES. ATHLETIC PARK, TO-D. 2.30 p.m. SEEJACKSON SCHOLZ JACKSON SCHOLZ (Olympic Champion and World's Record Holder). SEELLOYD HAHN LLOYD HAHN (The American "Nurmi” and World’s Record Holder). THE CHANCE OF A LIFETIME. Reserved Seat Holders are lequested to enter ground by gn,te in centre of stand. Box Plan now open at Ned Perry’s, Manners Street. LAWN TENNIS. INTER PROVINCIAL M ATCII. TyANGANUI v. WELLINGTON. TO-DAY (SATURDAY), 13th, On THE ASSOCIATION’S GROUNDS, AT MIRAMAR. Play commences 10.30 a.m. BOXING. BOXING. TOWN HALL, MONDAY. FEBRUARY 15, At 7.45. PURDY V. TROWERN. PROMISING Boxing Patrons with a contest equal to anything ever witnessed in Wellington. PRICES. ss. and 2s. 6d„ plus tax. Booking fee Is. EARLY DOOR tickets without extra charge. BOX PLAN now open at Perry’s, Manner* ■ Street. Early door tickets also at Lon Bowman’s, Lambton Quay DON’T RISK DISAPPOINTMENT. BOOK NOW.