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Evening Post, Volume CI, Issue 18, 21 January 1921, Page 2

.'■....... BRITANNIA , THEATRE. RITANNIA ■ THEATRE ,Tho Management have pleasure in announcing that 'they' have secured the -•xclusive, rights to the first release in .'■■•■"■ Wellington of the famous UNIVERSAL FILMS. : UNIVERSAL FILMS, The First Production Selected is "PINK TXGJHtfS." ■'•■■- "FINK- TIGHTS." "FIW TIGHTS." , $jv& . story qf a little plrous parachute "jumper whoao .abbrpvjatpd attire stirs the. wrath pf the , puritanical .villagers and what transpires when B,he' drop? praeti* eally out of the sky, on. the roof cf the ... ■•. , .parsonage. t ■ ", :,"V.",' -"PINK'.TiGHTS," . „': ..•■«•'PINK -TIGHT,S," ,;•,•■■■"■'•"- .../-."'Featuring ...'.' ; ..GLADYS WALTON '?.:'-"'::'''■. '■■':'"" vvAnd ;■•":•■. : • „,.:>.".>,.,,;;:,■ ;,:. jack-perrin. Ho had never sasn a lady's leg before— not oven at 1 Callage—yet ho felt po thrill when this slim^imbed vision faced him in . "pink tights." "pink tights;" .' ■■•■■;: .: '■ pink . tights." ■ Reserves Telephone, 558. ' fflH AT. young fellow has left Jhera. Her 4, huaband is raging around^ko mad..And »he looks soared to death. Something awful is;going to happen—l can feel it in my bones, ■ •& Garter -is * little - thing, but it's big enough to ■ have wrecked many honiea—• Hid it nearly wrecked Rosalie's romance. ■ . '■:"':/-■*/ ■> >';< ; '...• xnvEßyßODys. . ;:..? JE-IVERY,BQDY'3. ■;■ ■".";- ; v''"r' ** ''..-'. ■-..'. "THE GARTER. Glßti!" \. l t . «THE GARTER GIRL! 1' **• "THE GARTER, GIRL!" "THE GARTER GIRL!" "THE GARTER GIRL!" : •THE GARTER GIRL!" ' With Sparkling, Saucy, Spioey CORINNE GRIFFITH , „ £ORINNE GRIFFITH ••; . . ' OORINNE GRIFFITH „ . iCORINNB GRIFFITH CORINNE 'GRIFFITH OORINNE GRIFFITH : . v :,'-. ;!',.,.. '-..'. As „/. ";.['. -. . ■ '.'THE tGARTER^GIRL'I" . , It in'a story of life as it is with » clover little twist and wy scenes taken behind the footlights, and adapted from <X HENRY'S "THE MEMENTO." ICJsual Prices,..' Telephone 5.0 Resorvqs. I ■'"".'• Continuous, 11 aim. to JO p.m. PRINCESS THEATRE. RINCESS THEATRE. ' Manners-street. . ... GOOD ALL THE TIME. Another Brilliant Array of Oinemato- , . ;': ■ graphic Gems. '•TO-NIGHT/ TO-MORROW, AND ALL •■" ' NEXT WEEK, The Popular Australian Star, ENID BENNETT ■ . ' ENID BENNETT in. 1 ,-..... " .'. '.- <. TB? ; pALSE ROAD I" ■■;.■""• "THE FALSE ROAD !" WALLACE REID WALLACE REID in;, > "DOUBLE SPEED'!" "■■'■■• '' -'" " , ' ' "DOUBLE SPEED!" -EILLIE WEST in ' ■ • ■•■■ ■ •' "HER NITRO NIGHT!" PRINCESS ORCHESTRA in musical items; - . Price's as ucual,' Telephone 1967. ? ' '■■ The 'Serial 'Sensation,, "ELMO THE FEARLESS." - Coming. SEASIDE 'PICTURE THEATRE, , . ' . LYALL BAY. TO-NIGHT ONLY TO-NIGHT ONLY ■ ••. .A Select Drama, "-'.• "THE LESSON," ■■■■■' \•■ ■ ■• Starring ■ -/CONSTANCE JALMAPGE and ■■■•■•••'•■ TOM MOORE. A Fioture You Should Not Miss. Good Supports. ... TFIHAT young fcjllow. has left them. Per • J-.husband is raging, around like mad. „,-And. she look? , soare.d to death. Some- .--. thing , awful in going to happon—l can tepl it in my bones. t . *■ ■ ~' y^^\ ■■' ■■ ,'■:••■■'■^^ftwjj^^ ■ V SCOTTISH SOCIETY , 'AND PIPE BAND OF WELLINGTON. ;- , ' . 'ANNUAirpicNIC.' " . •- ANNIVERSARY. DAY, ">'■- SATURDAY, 82nd-'JANUARY, 1921, ■.', :.".■. ' ;.• ...■ . To „,'".■ MAIPSTONE PARK, UPPER-HUTT. Piping, DanoirtgV Sports, and Games. Train leaves Lambton Station at 8.50 . a.m. Carriages), returning from Upper Hutt at 5.50 and 6.40 p-rn-'•'Tickets -obtainable from comrnitteo" at ■ Ijambton Station, 3s; Children, 1b 6d, - •..': ..-.•:'-,." A. G. TAYLOR, Seoretwy. N. M'LEAN, Treasurer.If yeather. unf avoiirable .meet at Society*^ Robijisj Ciiba-6tre«t- ' ' ' '„,,.;.>:......,. '„'. NOTICE/ WELLINGTON CARPENTERS' DISPUTE. -. ' •■■; ■■■■' f ■ -—-'•'' '.■'■■■ i ■ ..- ---' rpHE Sitting of the Concpiation Council JL in tho above, dispute fixed for Monday, 24th January, has been adjourned to MONDAY, 7th February,. 10,30 a.m., at 87, Ghuznee-stroet,; Wellington, "■' "; ' "w. NEWTON, Conciliation Commissioner..