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Evening Post, Volume CII, Issue 32, 6 August 1921, Page 3

QUEEN'S THEATRE. ÜBEN'S THEATRE. SO-DAY, 2.15. TO-NIGHT, 7.30. Metro Presents Paul Armstrong's World-famous Crook Drama, "ALIAS JIMMY VALENTINE," "ALIAS JIMMY- VALENTINE," "ALIAS JIMMY VALENTINE," "ALIAS JIMMY VALENTINE," "ALIAS JIMMY VALENTINE " "ALIAS JIMMY VALENTINE," "ALIAS JIMMY!VALENTINE," "ALIAS JIMMY VALENTINE," "ALIAS JIMMY VALENTINE," "ALIAS JIMMY VALENTINE," ■ "ALIAS JIMMY VALENTINE," "ALIAS JIMMY VALENTINE," "ALIAS JIMMY VALENTINE," "ALIAS JIMMY VALENTINE," ■ "ALIAS JIMMY VALENTINE," "ALIAS JIMMY VALENTINE" "ALIAS JIMMY VALENTINE," "ALIAS JIMMY VALENTINE," "ALIAS JIMMi' VALENTINE," "ALIAS JIMMY VALENTINE," Starring BERT LYTELL, BERT LYTELL. BERT LYTELL. BERT LYTELL. BERT LYTELL. BERT LYTELL. , BERT LYTELL. ' BERT LYTELL. BERT LTI TELL. It's the most nipping and fascinating crook play; of all time, in which a man betrays himself to the law to save a child's life! I The Cyclonio Thief. Play that Created.;* Sensation Throughout the World. ' Everyone has heard of "ALIAS JIMMY VALENTINE," "ALIAS JIMMY VALENTINE," "ALIAS JIMMY VALENTINE," Al«o, THE PARAMOUNT-ARTCRAFT PRODUCTION, ' "THE FOURTEENTH MAN.". . "THE FOURTEENTH MAN." "THE FOURTEENTH MAN." "THE FOURTEENTH MAN." "THE FOURTEENTH MAN." "THE FOURTEENTH MAN." "THE FOURTEENTH MAN." , "THE FOURTEENTH MAN." "THE FOURTEENTH MAN." "THE FOURTEENTH MAN." Romance, jazz, and a slashing prize-fight all add spice to a heart-thrilling romance of Bohemian gaiety and devil-may-care : adventure. The Stars are :— ROBERT WARWICK, ROBERT WARWICK, BEBE DANIELS, BEBE DANIELS, KID M'COY. i KID M'COY. PRICES-Adults, 2s Id, Is Id; Children, Afternoon, 6d, Is Id; Night, 9d, Is 7d. Reserves 6d extra. Plan at Theatre. WELSH CHOIR, The Talented Twelve, Commencing J)ARAMOUNT, .MONDAY NEXT. SPECIAL PROGRAMME! , TWO BIG FEATURES ! "WHAT WOMEN LOVE!" "WHAT WOMEN LOVE 1" , "WHAT WOMEN LOVE!" "WHAT WOMEN LOVE !" . "WHAT WOMEN LOVE!" ■ "WHAT WOMEN LOVE!" The Sensation of the Season, i featuring: ANNETTE KELLERMAN, -ANNETTE KELLERMAN, ' ANNETTE KELLERMAN, ANNETTE KELLERMAN, tba most Perfect Figure in the World! See her at the, , S' TRAND THEATRE. "' TRAND THEATRE. Se« her in the 150 feet dive from the mast oi a pitching schooner) then to grapple .with a. gorilla-like man 20 feet, below the surface of the water. IT'S GREAT! The other Big Feature is— "THE LONE WOLF'S DAUGHTER!" "THE LONE WOLF'S DAUGHTER!" "THE LONE;WOLF'S DAUGHTER!" From the powerful Melodrama by LOUIS JOSEPH VANCE, LOUIS JOSEPH VANCE," Featuring the Lovely LOUISE GLAUM, LOUISE GLAUM, LOUISE GLAUM, As Sonia, the "Lone Wolf's" Victim. Screening Times: ■ <Lone Wolf's Daughter": 11, 7.45, 4.35, 7.20. . ;' "What Women Love: 12.30, 3:15, 6.5, 8.45. Prices as usual. TAR THEATRE, TAR THEATRE, TO-NIGHT At 7.30 TO-NIGHT The Idol of Two Continents, , GEORGES CARPENTIER, in the "WONDER MAN V' A story of love, mystery, and intrigue. A Mysterious Murder in the Diplomatic Circles of Washington, and how it was eventually solved. An international attraction in seven acts. Tho star with a pleasing personality, GEORGES CARPENTIER in the "WONDER MAN I" TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT In addition CHARLES CHAPLIN in his two-reel triumph, "A . DAY'S PLEASURE." A scream in every foot. Others. SATURDAY NEXT, the thrilling Vitagraph Special "THE iCOMMON PAUSE." ■''WELLINGTON CALEDONIAN SOCIETY. BAZAAR AND FAIR WORKERS are invited to, attend a SOCIAL EVENING, in the Caledonian Hall, TO-NIGHT, at 8 o'clock. Admission by Assistant's Ticket. Members wishing to participate will be admitted on a, small charge. N".B.'—All holders of Watch Competition Cards are requested to return these on Saturday, 6th August. LAN A. MACKAY, Box 867. Gen. Secretary. ANNUAL MEETING fXTEW ZEALAND NATIVES' ASii> SQCIATION will be held in Dustin's Rooms, Cuba-street, WEDNESDAY, 10th AUGUST, 8 p.m BUSINESS: Nomination of Officers and General. New Zealanders, your support is need ed if you wish to retain your rights in your own country. Speeches by His Worship the Mayor and other leading New Zealanders. Light Refreshments, Musical Programme. - All New Zealanders are cordially invited to attend. S. BOOCK, Secretary. pOMMENCJNG FRIDAY, *-^ Maurice Tourneur's Master 'i' Picture, "THE LAST OF THE MOHIOANS 1"