TO-MORROW AT # BOTH THEATRES ! PARAMOUNT '"& ARTCRAFT A SHOT— ■" ' a shout— AND A RATTLE OF HOOFS. WILLIAM S. HART "O'MA^LEY OF,THE MOUNTED.'He'went after his man I Fought, Faced Death—Got Him! ' Inen, Shook his Prisoner's Hand and Returned to his Chief ..Alone. Why? ."■• AlsoJ THOMAS H. INGE PRESENTS ■ "BE A .17: RBYE L," r ~ Featuring FLORENCE VIDOR. Master of all the arts of love, he at last found a woman he could not win. And his rival was—his'own son! There's a situation unparalleled in dramatic punch. An all-star cast, a lavish production, and a tremendous etory' combine to make this one of the season's sensations. COMMENCING NEXT MONDAY: We Have Pleasure in Announcing t,he Engagement of the W ELSH CHOIR, \ \ 'WELSH CHOI R,. ' "THE TALENTED TWELVE." BOOK AT "UTILITY" FOR . BOOK AT BRISTOL FOR | PARAMOUNT, ( /ARTCRAFT, OR TEL. 81-842. OR TEL. 3470. TO-MORROW,! ... - CommencW TO-MORROW! MATINEE, 2.15. , , . NIGHI, 7.30. QUEEN'S. " ' > QUEEN'S.' ANOTHER WONpERFUL PROGRAMME. METRO FEATURES PRESENT THE SPECIAL PRODUCTION, "ALIAS JIMMY VALENTINE,' j . Featuring the Magnetic Screen Personality, BERT LYTELL BERT LYTELL , PAUL ARMSTRONG'S WORLD-FAMOUS CROOK DRAMA. The romance of a lawbreaker who is a heartbreaker. A love story that shines like the. beams of the sun through prison bars. Tho most gripping and fascinating crook play of all time. In which a man betrays himself to the law in order to save a child's life. ALSO—THE PARAMOUNTvARTCRAFT PRODUCTION. ' "THE FOURTEENTH MAN,". / A Heart-Thrilling Romance of Social Intrigue,. Bohemian Gaiety, and Devil- „. May-Care Adventure, Starring ROBERT WARWICK, BEBE DANIELS, and KID M'COY, /. ROBERT WARWICK, BEBE DANIELS, and KID M'COY. Romance, Jazz Dancing, and a Slashing Prize. Fight—all add Spice to the Mystery Romance—"The Fourteenth Man." PRICES—Adults, 2s Id, Is Id; Children: Afternoon, Jbd, Is Id; Night, 9d, Is 7d. Reserves, 6d extra. Box Plsn at Theatre. -
HART AND CO, <Sl, 35, 35, WILLIS-STREET. (THE "HART" OF WELLINGTON). SENSATIONAL PURCHASE OF CJLYN, JONES, AND BROWN'S DRUGGISTS STOCKS. A FURTHER LIST OF BIGGER THAN 1 EVER 1 BARGAINS ■ For THURSDAY, ERIDAY, AND SATURDAY ONLY. Is Cakes of ERASMIC HERB SOAP, 3 for 2s 5s 6d 6ft Lengths DOUCHE RUBBER,' TUBING, 18-54 d length Is 6d Tubes ANTI-RHEUMATIC or NEURALGIC BALM, B£d tube 2s Tabs ATKINS.ON BIG BATH SOAP, Is 4Jd tab. Is 3d Bottles INDIAN "ROOT PILLS, Is bottle f f 2s Jars "PALM ORIENT" SOLIDIFIED BRILLIANTINE, Is 4|d jar. 4s 9d Bottles ENO'S FRUIT SALTS, 3s 4id bottle -i 2s 6d Bottles .BISMUTHATED ■ MAGNESIA, B^d bbttlij** 6d Tabs GOBLIN SOAP, 4 tabs'for Is 10s 6d ALL-BRITISH HOT' WATER BOTTLES, 4s lid each 6d Tabs LIFEBUOY SOAP, 4£d tab 5a 6d Boxes of ALLEN'S BEST CHOCO- , LATES, Is 11-id box , 2s 6d Bottles SCRUBB'S AMMONIA, Is • 10id bottle ■ ' ' Is 6d Stick ZEN A* 1 SHAVING SOAP, 6id Stick ' 3s 6d Bottles CLEMENT'S TONIC, 2s 10id bottle. is 6d LADIES' HAIR COMBS, 3 for 2s v 3d . . ■ ■ ■ Is 6d Bottles of NAZOL, "60 full doses," Is- 4^d bottle , :.: 4s 6d Tins CUTICUR'A OINTMENT, 2s \ Hid tin , 5s 6d '.Tins STALLAX HAIR SHAMPOO, 3s bid tin Is 6d GENT'S SHAVING BRUSHES, 4£d each. ■ ' ■„ _ 10s 6d Gross Packets SWEDISH SAFETY MATCHES, 7s 6d gross 9d POWDER BOOKS, now 2d ea'h 10s 6d Bottles of . TRUE RED ROSE PERFUME, 2s 4^d bottle 9d TOOTH BRUSHES, now 4£d each . 2s 6d Bottles FORMALIN TAiBS., 6id bottle ' ' I j> • 7s 6d Outfits X-BAYIN, The Great Hair Remover, 3s, 6d complete outfit 6s 6d Tins PURE MERCOLISED WAX. 4s 9d tin \ ' 2s 6d Jars KRUtCHEN SALTS, 2s 2£d jar 2s Sticks YARDi-EV'S SHAVING SOAP, Is 3£d stick is "Bd Bottles ROSEWATER AND GLYCERINE, 10£ d bottle ' , 2s 6d Jars ZENA VANiSHiNG CREAM, 9id jar 2s 6d . LADIES' " CHAMOIS" FACE PIECES, B£d each is Packets NADCO DYES, all shades, 3 packets for 2s 6d 9d Packets HAGOOD'S WITCHAZEL SOAP, 3 packets for Is 5s 6d-41b Packets MEDICATED COTTON WOOL, 3s 6d packet Is GENT'S COMBS, ".very special,' 1 4Jd each ' ■ Is 9d Bottles ROGER AND GALLET'S BRILLIANTINE, Is. 44d'bottle 2s Jars ROSALINE for the Lips, Is 6^d jar. 2s Large- 14oz Tins BABY TALC, 10£ d tin. REMEMBER! These goods cannot -last long at these prices, so make your motto, "SHOP EAKLY AT HART'S." "SHOP KAULV. AT HART'S."
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Evening Post, Volume CII, Issue 30, 4 August 1921, Page 2
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