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Evening Post, Volume XC, Issue 130, 29 November 1915, Page 2

QUALITY and QUANTITY at *; THE KING'S. HE KING'S. Only the BEST Pictures. EVERY EVENING AT 8. THIS WEEK WE HAVE A GREAT PROGRAMME. A Vivid Vitagraph Star Feature. "THE EVIL MEN DO " "THE EVIL MEN DO " "THE EVIL MEN DO." "THE EVIL MEN DO." "THE EVIL MEN DO." "THE EVIL MEN DO " "THE EVIL MEN DO." "THE JSVIL MEN DO" "THE EVIL MEN DO." "THE EVIL MEN DO." Featuring MAURICE COSTELLO Featuring MAURICE COSTELLO And his two Clover Kiddies. A GRAPHIC and GRIPPING DRAMA Of New York Social and Business Life. A SURE WINNER! Wo will also screen— • A TEN CENT ADVENTURE """ A TEN CENT ADVENTURE' A Majestic Drama of Universal Interest. SHOCKING STOCKINGS SHOCKING STOCKINGS' Genuine Fun—Undiluted Comedy. CARTOONS ON A BEACH ~ CARTOONS ON A BEACH. Edison Cartoons aro easily the best. LATEST PATHE GAZETTE. War News and Warfare. PICTURESQUE LIGURIA An Exquisitely Coloured Scenic. Our PRICES are—D.C. aud O.S. Is; Stalls, 6d; Children half-price. Book Seats at The Bristol, Is 6d or 'Phone us, No. 3143. VERYBODY'S ' ' VERYBODY'S. FROM NOON ONWARDS. A feast of fun this week, Watching the past masters of the Comedy Lodge, CHESTER. CONKLIN And MACK SWAIN, In Keystone's 2000 ft. comedy triumph BATTLE OF AMBROSE and WALRUS i BATTLE OF AMBROSE and WALRUS f BATTLE OF AMBROSE and WALRUS ! War is in the air. See this real smile film and you will have your idea of warfare sadly strained. Too funny to write IN THE PATH OF 'the EXPRE«=! i IN THE PATH OF THE EXPRESS i IN THE PATH OF THE EXPRESS! A gripping, exciting melodrama, in which tho triumphant hero wins out after lots of thrilling adventures. _„„ The Eleventh Episode of THE MILLION DOLLAR MYSTERY, Harold M'Grath's best serial play, now exciting immense interest every week. NOT WANTED ! Pretty NOT WANTED! NOT WANTED! Child Drama The stepmother is cruel, tho child determines to go away, a bravo action is performed by tho child which softens tho stepmothers heart, so all ends happily. With the GAUMONT GRAPHIC. Latest News. GAUMONT GRAPHIC. Music by the Symphony Trio—Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bloy and F. Johnstone. Prices—Adults 6d, Children 3d. THE T"H"R A TT? 1? BRITANNIA! WITH THE MTANNIA! FEATURE BRITANNIA ! ATTRACTIONS! Another Huge Triumph, BARBARA TENNANT, BARBARA TENNANT, BARBARA TENNANT, A Famous American Actress, In another WORLD CORPORATION FILM STAR, "THE MARKED WOMAN!" "THE MARKED WOMAN 1" "THE MARKED WOMAN!" "THE MARKED WOMAN!" "THE MARKED WOMAN i" Supported by the First Set of ' SALISBURY'S WILD ANIMAL LIFF OF AMERICA! A Graphic Picture A^isualisaeion of FIN, FUR, AND FEATHERS. FIN, FUR, AND FEATHERS. The First Set includes LIFE OF TROUT, From EGG TO MATURE FISH. CHEAP TYPEWRITERS. THTE are offering SPLENDID BAR\TOITER^ INS Second-Iland TYPECall and inspeofc. Cash or terms. THE OFFICE APPLIANCE CO., LTD., 17 and 19, Cuba-street, Wellington. 'Phone 1676. MISSING SOLDIER. ■C^MLL anyone knowing the whero- " ' about 6 of, or information rwai-d----ing, 8/1642 Private Percy Sprott°(3rd Reinforcements) kindly communicate with C. LAWRIE, 8, Leraud-street, Wellington. FUNERAL CARD nnHE Friends of the late Michael Flan--a- nery are invited to attend his Funeral, which will lenve St. Joseph's Church, Buckle-street, oa Tuesday, at 2.30 p.m., for the Cemetery, Karori. Requiem Maw will be celebrated at St. Joseph's Church at / a.m. \ E. MORRIS, Jun., Undertaker and Embalmer, 60 Taranalu-st., and 28, Riddiford-st. Telephone 057 (night and day). RUBBER-TIRED GIG. HORSE AND HARNESS. TO seat three; lamps, whip; smart stylish turnout: £35, worth double Apply BUnchfield's Store, Rintoul-street! or Bethelis, Wilton-street, Mornington. OLD False Teeth Bought, sound or broken; best possible prices in New Zealand. Send any you havo to J. Dunstone, Box 1033, G.P.0., Auckland. Est 25 years. Cash by return post.