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Evening Post, Volume CI, Issue 17, 20 January 1921, Page 2

SHORTT'S THEATRE. HORTT'S THEATRE. TO-NIGHT! TONIGHT! Last Opportunity of Witnessing that Superb Photoplay, "WHISPERS!" ■ i Commencing TO-MORROW, at 11 a.m. FRIDAY. FRIDAY.. England's Distinguished Actor, WILLIAM FAVERSHAM, WILLIAM FAVERSHAM, WILLIAM FAVERSHAMI In ' A Seven-reel Royalty Masterpiece, "THE MAN WHO LOST HIMSELF !" "THE MAN WHO LOST HIMSELF '" "THE MAN WHO LOST HIMSELF!" A Mystery Drama with Setting in j London. " I It concerns the adventures of an Amori-1 can who goes to sleep one night as plain Victor Jones and awakes next morning as the .Earl of Rochester, with a houseful of ornate servants and disagreeable relatives, a beautiful wifo from whom ho is supposed to be estranged, and a reputation that makes him one of tho most shunned men in the English polite society. i -•NOTE.— Although' the rights of this Picture have been Secured at enormous cost, there will be ' NO INCREASE IN PRICES. BIG SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. Telephone 768 for Reserves. The,, 12-year-old American Wonder Boy, "TJANIEL LUBOWSKI, The wielder of a mystic bow whose art awakens infinite responsiveness in the hearts.of all. I Book your scats.for his concerts at The. Bristol on Monday next. First Concert Wednesday Next. (\UR THEATRE, NEWTOWN. / Last Night of NORMA TALMADGE ■ ' '• ' '-In -,' • . " THE WOMAN GIVES.'' An-intensely high-class drama. It *s undoubtedly ono of Norma Talmadge's best. Another Special Feature is LARRY SEMON.in "SCHOOLDAYS." Strong Supports. Strong-Supports, j TjiASTBOURNE FERRY SERVICE. DAY'S BAY. ■ DAY'S BAY.' DAY'S BAY. DAY'S BAY.'! SUNDAY NEXT. ■ SUNDAY NEXT. ' 9.30 A.M. • -"9.30 A.M. 9.30 A.M. . ■ ■ . 9.^0 A.M. • ■ • , • ' I In &dditi6n to ordinary 10.30. a.m. I Steamer, a Special Steamer will run to DAY'S BAY ONLY at 9.30 a.m. (i! Weather is .fine).. ' WELLINGTON PROFESSIONAL BAND. ' • .'. \VILL PLAY ON 2.30 P.M. STEAMER AND AT DAY'S BAY. s ■ i TjTASTBOURNE FERRY SERVICE. TIME-TABLE FOR ANNIVERSARY DAY. ■ .-■-/' Leave Wellington—*9.2'o, 10.0, *11' a.m., 12 noon. *1.30, 2.30, 4.16, 6.0,, *7.0, 9.30, 11.15 p.m. L<»vo Day's Bay—B.o. *9.0, #10.0, ICMS, *U. 45 «.m., 1.30, 3.20, *4.45, 5.10, »6.0, 5.», 10 p.m. huamt Ro3» B»y—B.lD. *9.10, 10.55, *11.55 turn., »48, 5.30, 5.0, *ITLO, 7.0, 10.10 p.m. *If weather is unfavourable, these trips ■will not be run. N.8.—9.20.a.m. and. 12 noon trips from Town will NOT call' at.Rona Bay. FARES—Adults Is 6d, Children (under 12 years) 6d. • ■ ■..,.'. . \D. GRtgFIiST. Manager. WELLINGTON CALEDONIAN ' SOCIETY. rpHE ANNUAL MEETING of the -■• above Society will bs held in the Caledonian Hall, Tory-street, on WEDNESDAY. ,26th January, 1921J a.t 8 p.m., when the attendance of members is rcqueated. Business; To receive the Annual Report and Bal-ance-sheet, also to Elect Officers for 1921, , Nominations for the Directorate are in> vited, and must vouch the General Secre' tary not later, tr^an noon ..on TUESDAY., 25th inst., and bear the signatures of proposer add seconder 1. A'NNIVERSARY~DAY PICNIC AT ' KHANDALLAH RESERVE. ■ Members are ronjindod of the Picnic- on SATURDAY, 22nd January. A quid day's fun assured. Races, Games, Dancing, Prizes. Hot Water and Milk tree. Bring the Bairns, an' Come a.' Thegifcher. . Trains leave Thoradori 8.42, 9.25, 9.55, 10:20. Reserved accommodatibh otl 8^42 train only. Return by 4.54, 5.20, 6.6. Tickets Is Adults, 6d Children, will bo ieau«d at tho Caledonian Hall Friday Night, at 7.30 p.ln.\ ' THE SECRETARY. Box 867, G.P.O. FUR'S! FURSi, . fURS! QPECIAL OFFER ' .• Of our REMAINING COATS AND FURS. FUR COATS FROM £12 10s. All Guaranteed. Real Fut. , . - WE SPECIALISE IN REPAIRING, REMODELLING, RE-LINING., Bring your Furs and Fur Coats to us, who Specialise in Fur Work Only. 40 YEARS' EXPERIENCE. PIZE&, TOSSMAN A'CO., 183, LAMBTON-QUAY, , Opp, MidUnd Hotel. ■: . Tolephons 2319.