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Evening Post, Volume CIII, Issue 13, 17 January 1922, Page 2

ALL WELLINGTON IS TALKING ALL WELLINGTON IS TALKING To-day about its LATEST SENSATION LATEST SENSATION .' Just as it fascinated New York, captivated Landon, enthralled Australia, so it HAS ELECTRIFIED WELLINGTON! Never in the history of tho theatre has there been such an INSTANTANEOUS SUCCESS .:-. An that recorded last night at the fi.RAND OPERA / HOUSE ..- -■.: < ' By ■. Cosmo Hamilton's Daring Comedy, ' " S C A N D A L." . ■ • "SCANDA L." " "SCAN DAL." "SCANDA L." Presented by J. C. Williamson, Ltd. (By Arrangement with Harry I. Cohen), ■V With a. CAST OF RARE EXCELLENCE, Headed by MAUDE HANAF6RD MAUDE HANAFORD The Brilliant Dramatic Star, , FRANK HARVEY, FRANK HARVEY, The popular leading man, , ; MRS. ROBERT BROUGH, ; HARRY ROBERTS Both «f whom ha-ve ever been, associated with the best the Stage has given us. Kenneth Brampton, Emma Temple, Rosemary Roes, Raymond Lawrence, Audrey Worth, Charles Wheeler, Herbert Leigh, and Doris Duane. ..-■' THE MOST TALKED-OF PLAY THE MOST TALKED-OF PLAY . From THE MOST TALKED-OF BOOK. THE MOST TALKED-OF BOOK. Tho Wellington is limited to SIX MORE NIGHTS. SIX MORE NIGHTS. So be wise, avoid the rush, and BOOK AT THE BRISTOL. PRICES—D.C. and-0.5., 7s 6d; Stalls, 4s; Gallery, Is 6d. Early Doors to Stalls and Gallery, Is extra. All prices plus tax. Day Sales obtainable at-Perry's. KING'S1 The Theatre " that KING'S ING'S sets the Standard. KING'S 7.30 . TO-NIGHT! 7.30 7.30 TO-NIGHT! 7.30 CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG, CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG, CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG, CLARA KIMBALL I YOUNG, CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG, CLARA KIMEALL YOUNG, CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG, Starring in her latest Drama, ■ ' "HUSH!" "HUSH!" ; .■■ «^HUSH!" "HUSH!" V V"HUSH!" "HUSH!". "HUSH!" - In th#: mystic hours she told him —recited her affections for a man she knew and forgot long before lie came into her life. She was m just the mood. Her consoience cried out to her to tell, Tell, TELL, and as in "HUSH!" "HUSHI" ' ■ , \. "HUSH!" She told—Told her first and only great mistake. But he never forgot, nor could he forgive. And in one short instant she destroyed the beautiful structure they ■■''-',' had been years in building. ' / Also, ' -. ' . ■ "HIGH AND DRY!" , 1 (A Mermaid Comedy) , '■■■ '■■■'■■■■ And v '• "'■•' "■ KING'S GRAND ORCHESTRA Plan at The Bristol till s—after 5 at the Theatre. Telephone 22-212. PRINCESS THEATRE,, RINOESS THEATRE, GRAND> DOUBLE-FEATURE PROGRAMME. NOW SHOWING! NOW .SHOWING! WILLIAM S. HART . .' . WILLIAM S. HART '"" WILLIAM S. HART < WILLIAM S. HART . WILLIAM S. HART : ' , I" ■■•'•• .. . - "SQUARE DEAL SANDERSON!" "SQUARE DEAL SANDERSON!" "SQUARE DEAL SANDERSON!" "SQUARE DEAL SANDERSON!" "SQUARE DEAL' SANDERSON 1" DOUGLAS MACLEAN "DOUGLAS MACLEAN ' DOUGLAS MACLEAN DOUGLAS MACLEAN DOUGLAS MACLEAN In . ■ '. "CHICKENS!" "CHICKENS!" / "CHICKENS!" "CHICKENS!" "CHICKENS!" OFFICIAL FILM, ARNST-HADFIELD ARNST-HADFHOLD SCULLING CHAMPIONSHIP. SCULLING CHAMPIONSHIP. Showing the Race from Btatt to. Finish. Episode 5 of the Thrilling Chapter Play, "DO-OR DIE I" Featuring EDDIE POLO. EDDIE POLO. Maok Sennett'a Laughing Cyolone^ "HER SCREEN IDOL!" "HER SCREEN IDOL!" Prices as Usual. Tel, 1867.. PRINCESS. , PRINCESS. ING'S THEATRE, COMMENCING FRIDAY, "BLACK BEAUTY," The life story of a horse, told by , ' .. himself. . ■ i "KTEXT FRIDAY! At the PRINCESS ll THEATRE— Paramount'a Super Attraction, "TO TEEASE ONE WOMAN!" T\EMPSEY-CARPENTD3R~ 'FlG'fif JL' PICTURES. TUESDAY, 17th Jan.—Grand Theatre, PETONE. WEDNESDAY, 18th Jan-OARTERTON THURSDAY, 19th Jan.-LOWER HUTT FRIDAY, 20th Jan.-LOWER HUTT. Further dates to be announced. rJTIHE CABARET CLUB will be held SATURDAY, 21st JANUARY. SPECIAL NIGHT {being Race Week). NEXT FRIDAY! At the, PRINCESS THEATRE— Paramounl's Super Attraction, "TO PLEASE,ONE WOMAN!" LAWN Mower Repairs, also Garden Shears, Sawa, and Tools of all kinds Repaired. Cartage arranged. Telephone 22-659. M'MILLAN, LIMITED, Saw and Tool Makers, Hcrbort-itrtet,