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Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 151, 23 December 1918, Page 2

WHERE TO GO IN WELLINGTON, PARAMOUNT THEATRE ARAMOUNT. THEATRE (Courtenay-place). ! V j CONTINUOUS PICTURES: I 2 till 5 and 7 till 10. _ ■ THE "BEST AND MOST" ■ FOR VISITORS At the 4 RTCRAFT THEATRE. -TI.RTCRAFT THEATRE. (Facing Parliament Buildings.) SPECIAL DAILY MATINEE, ... At 2.30 p.m. jfEVENING at 7.30 p.m. ; ■.■■....'■ : -■ SPECIAL CHRISTMAS ATTRACTION At ■ ■; THE KING'S. To-day' at 2. ' ' HE KING'S. To-nigbVafc 7.45. A Superb Pictorial Dramatisation of Joseph Vance's Sensational Novol, Entitled "THE LONE WOLF," "THE LONE WOLF," "THE LONE WOLF," ; Featuring HAZEL DAWN and . . , ..BERT LYTELL. A story of a Secret Service girl who was out to trap "The Lone Wolf," but who fell in love with him. A PICTURE WHICH RIVALS "THE WHIP." -' Speed, Excitement, Thrill, and Amazing Stunts in Breathless Succession. In Addition, the Mutual Laughter Mile, "THE IMMIGRANT," "THE IMMIGRANT," Featuring CHARLIE CHAPLIN. CHARLIE CHAPLIN. One Long Joy Ride of Laughter. SHORTT'S THEAT RE. II 0 R T T ' S THE A T R E. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! And All This Week. Wellington. Finest Programme. Tremendous Reception Of VIOLA DANA'S Greatest Success, "BREAKERS AHEAD!" "BREAKERS AHEADi" Saturday's Huge Audiences declared this Great Super-Feature the Finest Miss Dana has ever appeared in. DON'T MISS IT! And A Magnificent Supporting- Programme, . Including "PICTURESQUE CHRIS.TCHURCH," METRO DREW COMEDY, And The LATEST PATHE GAZETTE. PRICES OF ADMISSION REDUCED. WHY NOT A GRAMOPHONE ? WHY -not give a Gramophone for a Christmas Present Nothing brings greater pleasure to the home than music. Nothing is inoro DELIGHTFUL IN THE HOLIDAYS than to listen to the strains of popular and fa-vourite airs played by a good Gramophone. The Gramophone makes merry moments, and such a gift will be welcomed anywhere. HIS MASTER'S VOICE GRAMOPHONES and the LYRICPHONE are peerless in tlio Gramophone world. Wo havo a splendid selection. GIFTS OF LATEST RECORDS A-re Always Acceptable. Out selection includes the most recent successes. Call in before you decide on a. gift, and let us- demonstrate the joy of the Gramophone. CHAS. BEGG & CO., LTD., MANNERS-ST., WELLINGTON. CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD. MUSIC WAREHOUSE. WE have decided this year to Close our Warehouse from and including 25th DECEMBER, 1918. until the sth JANUARY, 1919, so as to enable our Staff to enjoy a uniform holiday and a chance to recuperate aftbr the late severe epidemic We take this 'opportunity of wishing- our Customers the Compliments of (he :seaeon, .and shall lie vary pleased to see thorn ».£jain-whcn wo Rnopcm on MONDAY, 6th JANUARY, 1919. ; CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD. INGER, latest 66 Oak, cheap; Drophead. £4 15?; new Hand Machines, £1 15s. Globe, Opera, House, Mamiers-at. li to £300-.