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Evening Post, Volume CI, Issue 49, 26 February 1921, Page 3

Under Royal Patronage, H.R.H, Prince of Wales. GRAND OPERA HOUSE: Direction '. VICTOR BECK A SHORT SEASON, COMMENCING' TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! THE DOMINION'S OWN AND ORIGINAL •» FAMOUS N.Z. " DIGGERS." 20 — STAE ARTISTS — 20 Including ■ MAGNIFICENT ORCHESTRA Of 10 — PERFORMERS — 10 EVERYTHING NEW! EVERYTHING BRIGHT! EVERYTHING SPARKLING! EVERYTHING UP-TO-DATE! ■ "It is not for mortals to command success—but the ' Diggers' deserve it." FIFTH YEAR!—CONTINUED SUCCESS! OVER FOUR HUNDRED PERFORMANCES IN THE DOMINION. To prevent disappointment, Patrons are advised to Reserve Seats at The Bristol. No extra charge. PRICES—Ss, 4s, sa, and 2s (Plus Tax). •" MYSTERIES OF THE OCCULT. . . .And "MODERN .EASTERN MIRACLES."' . IN CONJUNCTION'WITH FULL PICTURE PROGRAMME. At EVE R V B OP V ' S ■ THE AMERICAN SUPER CINE*kA, "THE INNER VOICE." (Recommended by the Censor more especially for Adult Audiences.) Starring , ■ E. K. LINCOLN. , " A MAN MAY BE DOWN, BUT HE'S NEVER OUT." He was broken and penniless, and even the woman for whom he would have laid down his life gloried in his downfall. 8 Then, THE MEN OF MYSTERY, ' LEVANTE AND KEECH. SUPPORTED BY A SKILLED COMPANY OF ASSISTANTS (Direct from Maskeleyne and Cook's, London), in > LEVANTE KEECH In a Series of Startling Illusions — , In Demonstrations of THE COSTUME BOX ILLUSION. MNEMONICS, THE TAYLOR TRUNK MYSTERY. PSYCHIC MANIFESTATIONS, FLAGS OF' ALL NATIONS. EXPOSING THE METHODS OF STRAIGHT-JACKET RELEASE. FRAUDULENT MEDIUMS, THE LEVIATHAN OF PRINCESS EXPOSURES OF SPIRIT WRITINGS ASRA, and other Mysteries. AND PSYCHO PHOTOGRAPHS. .' „ WEIRD! UNIQUE! THRILLING! ■-. . i - TIMES: LEVANTE AND KEECH: 3.30 p.m., 9.0 p.m. (Twice Daily Only) "THE INNER VOICE": 12.0, 2.0, 5.30, 7.30. THE FULL EVENING'S PROGRAMME COMMENCES AT 7 P.M. PRICES—To 5 p.m.: Stalls Is Id, Circle Is 7dj 6d extra Booking. After 5 p.m.: Family Circle Is Id, Back Stalls Is 7d, Front Stalls 2s Id, Dress Circle 2s Id. Reserves 6d extra. Children Half-price. TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT, WE ADVISE YOU TO BOOK YOUR SEATS AT \ ' THEATRE OR 'PHONE 50. TO-DAY! ~TO-NIGHTT 2.15. '. 7.30. Q U E ENS THEATRE A SPECIALLY SELECTED PROGRAMME. A UNIQUE NORDISK SUPER. ".A DAUGHTER OF BRAHMA." Featuring G. S. TOLNESS and LILY JACOBSON. Being the Sequel to that Delightful Production, "A PRINCE OF BHARATA." KOM ANTIC! PATHETIC! ' DRAMATIC 1 > Produced on aii Unusually Lavish Scale. In Addition: FATTY ARBUCKLE AND CHARLIE CHAPLIN In a Two-Reel Fun Fete, "THE PUGILIST." GRAND SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. FORD TRAVELOGUE! SCENIC! TOPICAL BUDGET! SESSIONS DAILY, at 2.15 and 7.30 p.m. Reserves, 'Phone' 22-334. .SPECIAL MUSIC BY f " THE QUEER'S PEERLESS ORCHESTRA.". EMPRESS. EMPRESS. THE PICTURE HOUS*. ■.■■*> * ■ . A MIGHTY ATTRACTION 1 "THE IDOL DANCER." PRODUCED BY THE WORLD'S GREATEST PRODUCER, W. D. GRIFFITH. 0 SOMETHING OUT OF THE ORDINARY. A Charming Romance of the South Sea Islands. Cannibals, Head-hunters, etc. * A PICTURE NONE SHOULD MISS! • -THE IDOL DANCER." Also- ' • "THE INVISIBLE HAND." ' EPISODE THREE. "IDOL DANCER" Screened at 11.0, 1.15, 5.30, 5.55, 8.20. '■' '. FUR WATS, £12/10/-. ' "■■-, MAD® OF NATURAL RABBIT. DYED BLACK, £20, £25, £27 10s. DYED BROWN, £20, £25, £27 10s. ALL COATS GUARANTEED. FUR COATS AT TWEED COAT PRICES. WE ARE FURRIERS^ W.HO MANUFACTURE. ' ■ REMODELLING, REPAIRING,- RELINING. . ALL WORK GUARANTEED. 40 YEARS' EXPERIENCE. PIZER, TOSSMAN & CO., 188, LAMBTON-QUAY. Opopsite Midland Hotel. ' Telephone 2319. Opposite Midland Hotel. Telephone 2319. GREAT PR/APERY SENSATION! MESSRS. ALLENDER AND CO., NEWTOWN, Have pleasure in announcing THREE of the MOST SENSATIONAL BARGAINS EVER OFFERED TO THE BUYING PUBLIC. No. I—losß YARDS HEAVY-WEIGHT 40-INCH CREPE-DE-CHINE al shades ....„..:..' Special, 7s 6d No. 2—3000 YARDS 56-INCH HEAVY BRITISH FLANNELETTE, Special, Is lid No. 3—Boo PAIRS HEAVY SILK STOCKING^ (Silk to the knee), fawn, lime, biscuit, white, grey 4s 6d pair ALLENDER . & CO., . . NEWTOWN, BMAL.J, yftOJTlfg, QUICK RSTUIINS!