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Evening Post, Volume CIII, Issue 31, 7 February 1922, Page 2

EVER YB 0 D Y'S ,' V B R V BODY'S 1 This Week a • TRIPLE-FEATURE PROGRAMME. Feature No. 1— An ASSOCIATED Masterpiece, Featuring tho C^reat - HOBART BOSWORTH HOBART BOSWORTH . HOBART BOSWORTH In a Smashing and Thrilling Melodrama, "A THOUSAND TO ONE!"'"' . ' "A THOUSAND TO ONE,!" , tIA THOUSAND TO ONE!" Feature No. 2— PATHE'S Vivid Picturisation of t-hV Early Pioneer Days in Oklahoma, 1880, "LAHQMA!" "LAHOMA!" "LAHOMA!" ''LAHOMA!" 'A Male of Daring and Adventuroui Shantie Day 8. > Feature No. 3— ; VITAGRAPH'S Comedy Supreme, Eeaturing the-Recognised Comedy King, LAE&Y SEMON, LAREY SEMON, - LARRY SEMON, ' In his Very Latest and Best, "THE HICK!" "THE HICK!" 7' Excellent Supports and EVERYBODY'S ORCHESTRA. ' Entr'acte,'Picco'o Solo by. Mist JeM Turner.; "' ' .Usual Prices. Telephone 50. "EIRIDAY -NEXT — SHORTT'S -J:. --■;••■ THEATRE: f '" "GOD'S GOOD MAN." From the Book by MARIE CORELLI. ING'S THEATRE, commencing FRIDAY: FLORENCE: REID in "THE BLACK . PANTHER'S CUB !" and special . engagement of the famous Basao, SIGN.OR L: CESARONI. '.' CjTRAND, THEATRE, -. ©FR'AND THEATRE, Continuous 'from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Marshall Neilan's Greatest Success,' "808 HAMPTON OF PLACER!" "808 HAMPTON OF PLACER!" " 808 HAMPTON OF PLACER !'■•■-. '■ " 808 HAMPTON OF PLACER !"■ ■'. Vi ' /Featuring •'.'. WESLEY BARRY, WESLEY BARftY. ' The Hero of "Dinty." Red Men oh the warpath, signal fire* burning in the hills, * wagon train pulling across bad Indian country, a shout,— a shot—a flying ring ol riders. - That1! the start of this big Neilan production^ A dramatic masterpiece springs from it, with three wonderful figures of smiles and '..'.', .' . tears.' • : ' Also Showing: CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG CLARA KIMBALL; YOUNG ■In the Popular Play. ..', " THE EYES OF YOUTH!" ; ' :"THE EYES OF YOUTH!" . '-- "THE EYES OF YOUTH!" If you could look into\.the future 'and soe the greatest of agonies, the .depths of the heights of Sirealth, the aby,?3 ■of misery,"the lowest of betrayals,.-and'' love. Which would you ' chooso?. : Splendid Supporting Programme., Including LATEST PATHE GAZETTE. Prices as Usual. ' Telt 32.99. FRIDAY, NEXT — SHORTT'S 'tHEATBE:. "god's goob-man."' • ■ From-the Book by "MARIE CORELLI. WELLINGTON BAND CONTEST! ELLINGTON BAND CONTEST,! ''• ■ 13th TO 18th FEBRUARY. ' 13th TO 18th FEBPvUARY. GRAND RECEPTION IN BASIN i „" >, RESERVE,. '' ■■ ,'-MONDAY AFTERNOON..NEXT.,'..... Admission, ,1s (plus tax). „..».. TOWN HALL-CONCERTS DAILY. ADMISSION-rDay Sessions, 6d; Even- ( dng/Sessions, 3s, 2s, Is (plus tax). Reserves at The Bristol; QUICKSTEP CONTEST AT ATHLETIC . ' • - PARK, ■ . ' . ■■ SATURDAY. AFTERNOON^ 18th FEB. ADMlSSlON.(including tax)—At Gates, 2s; deserved, 4s. I'lan open at- The Bristol. ' " " -v Day Sale Ticl&ets obtainable from R. E. Arm'it, J. G. Bennett, and G. C/ AJdqus, Lambton-'. quay; Miss \Voodhouse. and J. .„.-■ Morris,- Willis-street'; Ned Perry, . Manners-street; T. Sofia and Norman Aitlcen, Courtenay-place; : also from airMusio Stores selling ." ' Season Tickets. /' ,\ . SEASON TICKETS — Inoluding " all day sessions and five 'evening sessions at Town Hall, Reception .at Basin -Reserve, and Quickstep Contest; at Athletic Park, but, not including final Demonstration . Concert, 12s 6d each, plus tax. . Obtainable at The Bristol, Lamb- . ton-quay; Talkeriejs and Pinnys, Willis-street; Begg's, Mannfrsstreet; Golden Horn. Vivian- ■ street; Williams,' "Courte'nay- ' place. (JET YOUB, TICKET NOW 1 _ , G. W. JENNER, Hon. Secretary, Wellington. Band Contest. ■ KING'S THEATRE, commencing FRIDAY: FLORENCE REID in "THE BLACK PANTHER'S. CUB!" and special engagement of tlje famous Basso, SIGNOR L. CESARONI. . In the matter of> THE COMPANIES ACT, 1908, - . And - In the matter of V. B. PORTMAN, . LTJp (in Liquidation), NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 5 that Creditors pE the above-named Company, which is being voluntarily wound up, are required,- on or before the 14th February, 1922,- being the day for that purpose fixed by the undersigned, to send their names and addresses and the particulars o£ their- debts and claims, and the names and addresses of their Solicitors, if any, t6'F. J. M'Comisky. of Welling-ton, the Liquidator of the said Company, d,nd if so required by notice' in writing from the said Liquidator are, by their Solicitor?, I to come inland prove their said debts or olaims at such time and place as' shall be specified in such notice, or in default thereof they will be excluded from the benefit of any distribution made before isuch debts are proved. '■ Dated this "7th day of February, 1922. '..'.' F.-J. M'COMISKY, •■ . - Liquidator. G.P.O, Bo* 789,\ Wellington. -' ,- 'AXEMEN. DISTANCE RUNNERS, AND SPRINTERS SHOULD v wiite now for Programme- of Taihape Sports, fan' 17th Marel) next; ibefore nominating elsowhere. , £270 in •pi'ize money- No amateur events. Address . . ', ". . ~ . ■ - BOX 43, Taihape. KING'S '"THEATRE, commencing ■'FRIDAY: -FLORENCE REID in ■"THE. BLACK PANTHER'S CUB!" and special engagement of the famous ; Basso. SIGNOR L. CESARONI.