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Evening Post, Volume XCVIII, Issue 146, 18 December 1919, Page 2

' "BEST AND MOST." PARAMOUNT THEATRE, ARAMOUNT THEATRE, DAILY AT 2.30 AND 7.30 P.M. 1 CHARLES RAY \ ■ In "THE SHERIFF'S SON.'" "THE SHERIFF'S SON." LILA LEE in "PUPPY LOVE." "PUPPY LOVE." A MONSTER PROGRAMME OF PICTURES AND MUSIC. PARAMOUNT THEATRE. / PARAMOUNT THEATRE. WHERE QUALITY MEETS QUANTITY ARTORAFT DE LUXE, t RTCR^AFT DE LUXE, ; EVERY EVENING AT 7.30 P.M. I CHARLES RAY in "THE -SHERIFF'S SON," And LILA LEE in PUPPY LOVE." ARTCRAFT'S ORCHESTRA IN SPECIAL MUSIC. ARTCRAFT THEATRE. ARTCRAFT THEATRE. CONTINUOUS FROM 11 DAILY. BRITANNIA THEATRE. lUTANNIA THEATRE. : "THE UPLIFTERS," "THE OPLIFTERS," ' "THE UPLIFTERS," * Featuring MAY ALLISON. The name "Bohemia," being clothed in ill the colours of romance to tho uninitiated, at firet proves alluring, but its in. habitants soon disrobe it of all glamour, and Hortcriso is delighted when a "real man" appears on the scene and takes herback to the freedom of convention. The story is witty and well played and the romance, which is interwoven in the ■ delightful' comedy, lies close "to the heart; COMjSDY, TRAVELOGUE AND ; ENGLISH GAZETTE. E,ing 'Phone 358 for Reserves. BRITANNIA THEATRE. BRITANNIA THEATRE. t TO-NIGHT At TO-NIGHT SHORTT'S THEATRE. 1-lORTTS THEATRE. Tho Brilliant Star, ; FLORENCE REED, In a tremendous six-reel drama of enthralling interest, "THE STRUGGLE EVERLASTING!" A powerful page from-human nature. Also— Episode. Five "FURTHER ADVENTURES OF STINGAREB." Ono of the Finest "Programmes ever presented in Wellington. .DON'T MISS IT! " STRAND THEATRE TRAND THEATRE. Last.Night oJ the GREATEST SPORTING DRAMA EVER FILMED . . , , THE WHIP! THE WHIP 1 THE WHIP! THE WHIP! THE WHIP! THE WHIP! THE WHIP! • THE WHIP! . A marvellous screen triumph of the great Drama which has been staged with wonderful success throughout the world. See: The Great Motor Race; The Smash; The Train Wreck; The Thrilling Horso Race; The Whip Wins; and" a hundred other thrilling incidents. : ' Commencing TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), FLORENCE TURNER • • '■ In ■ The Great Screen Succeas — "MY OLD DUTCH!" "MY OLD DUTCH!" The most successful and popular film ever released Final Screening fTHI! KING'S. To-night at X.HE KING'S. Of "A MAN AND HIS MONEY!" "A MAN AND HIS MONEY!" Starring LAUGHING TOM MOORE. LAUGHING TOM MOORE. TfITfELLINGTON CHORAL UNION. Conductor -Mr. H. Temple White. TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. SATURDAY, 20th DECEMBER. SATURDAY, 20th DECEMBER, ' 'Messiah.'' Soloists: "Messiah." Soprano, Miss Terssa M'Emwe "Messiah." Contralto, Miss Mabelle L. "Messiah." Esquilant. "Messiah." Tenor, Mr. Walter Whyte. " Messiah." Bass, Mr. Frank C. Charles. Prices: 5s (res.), 3s (res.), and 2s. Plan and tickets at The Bristol. 500 2s tickots now on sale at the Box Office. E. A. TANNER, 'Phone 2359. Acting-Hon. Sec. LYALL BAY. XjiOß Sale, SEVEN-ROOMED HOUSE, situated 136, Onepu-road. Modern design, well-built, large rooms, wardrobes, linen-press, etc., electric light and gascooker, 2 p.w.c'e, telephone; 40ft frontago; good position. For inspection ring Telephone No. 24iH3 ■.- -■ - ■ ■■- ■■ ■■--■■• ■ .-'..- FUNERAL NOTICE. THE Friends of John Stauttard are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of his lalo beloved wife, Emma Ann, which will leave his residence, 23, Priest's-aveaue, Petone, To-morrow (Friday, 19th-December, 1919)., at 1 p.m., for the Johnsonville Cemetery. I J. R. CROFT, ; Undertaker, Hutt tv« 4 P»}ana, "Phone 3651 (3 rings), day, or night;,