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Evening Post, Volume CIII, Issue 32, 8 February 1922, Page 2

QUEEN'S THEATRE. UEEN'S THEATRE. TO-DAY, 2.15. TO-DAY, 7.30. Univereal's Remarkable Drama— " THE SHARK MASTER !" "THE SHARK MASTER!" "THE SHARK MASTER !" "THE SHARK MASTER!" "THE SHARK MASTER!" "THE SHARK MASTER!" "THE SHARK MASTER!" "THE SHARK MASTER!" "THE SHARK MASTER!" Featuring FRANK MAYO. FRANK MAYO. FRANK MAYO. FRANK MAYO. Here i» the most thrilling and speotaoular Univenal Drama that we have ever had the pleasure of soreening. It is complete. Its amazing thrills, its glorious settings, its beautiful story, and its perfect cast, are tho make-up of this blazing dram* of the tropics. An epio of the sea, of Ufa in the rough, and of love in the ideal. Also, BRYANT WASHBURN BRYANT WASHBURN BRYANT WASHBURN BRYANT WASHBURN In the Pftramount-Artcraft Feature, "LOVE INSURANCE!" "LOVE INSURANCE!" A brilliant Comedy-Drama in whioh the . »tar just revels in matrimonial insurance and the complications that befall him. INTERNATIONAL NEWS, CENTURY COMEDY, QUEEN'S SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. Usual prices. Telephone 22-334-FRIDAY NEXT — SHORTT'S THEATRE: "GOD'S GOOD MAN." From the Book by MARIE CORELLI. TRAND THEATRE, TRAND THEATRE, Continuous from II a.m. to 10 p.m. Marshall Neilan's Greate«t Success, "808 HAMPTON OF PLACER!" "808 HAMPTON OF PLACER!" "808 HAMPTON OF PLACER!" "808 HAMPTON OF PLACER!" Featuring WESLEY BARRY, WESLEY BARRY, Tho Hero of "Dinty." A Dramatic Masterpiece of Thrills, Smiles, and Tears. Also Showing: CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG In a Wonderful Screen Version of the Famous Play, "EYES OF YOUTH!" "EYES 'OF YOUTH !" "EYES OF YOUTH!" Two Magnificent and Differing Picturei. AN IDEAL PROGRAMME. Splendid Supporting Items. Prices as Usual. Tel. 3299. EMPRESS— The House of Paramount Pictures. Coming FRIDAY: Thomas Meighan in "CAPPY RICKS," and Constance Binney in "39 EAST." Three Big Houra of Entertainment. SWIMMING 1 SWIMMING! WIMMING! SHIMMING! N.Z. NATIONAL CHAMPION-' SHIPS, TE ARO BATHB, \ SATURDAY, 11th, at 2.30 p.m. SATURDAY, ljth, at 2.30 p.m. FINISH OF THIS GREAT CHAMPIONSHIP MEETING. Final Water Polo Championship. Final Diving Championship. SEE MISS HOEFT SWIM (World's Record Breaker for 50yds). BE EARLY I BE EARLY! Doors open 1 p.m. PRICES—3* (Res&rved), 2s, Is (all plus tax). Reserved Seats ut Ned Perry's, Manners-street. N. STONE, Hon. Sec. FRIDAY NEXT — SHORTT'S THEATRE: "GOD'S GOOD MAN." From the Book by MARIE CORELLI. WELLINGTON BAND CONTEST! ■ELLINGTON BAND CONTEST! 13th TO .'lffth FEBRUARY. 13th TO 18th FEBRUARY. GRAND RECEPTION IN BASIN RESERVE, , MONDAY AFTERNOON NEXT. ■ Admission, Is (plus tax). TOWN HALL—CONTESTS DAILY. ADMISSION—Day Sessions, 6rl; Evening Sessions, 3s, 2s, la (plus tax). Reserves at The Bristol.. QUICKSTEP CONTEST AT ATHLETIC PARK, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, 18th FEB. ADMISSION (including tax)—At Gates, 2s; Reserved, 4s. PLAN OPEN AT THE BRISTOL. Day Sale Tickets obtainable from leading Tobacconists and Music Stores. SEASON TICKETS — Including admission to 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 •taxObtainable at leading Music Stores. GET YOUR TICKET NOW I G. W. JENNER, Hon. Secretary, Wellington Band Contest. A EUCHRE PARTY will be held EVERY THURSDAY and FRIDAY, at Esperanto Hall, Tory-street, at 8 p.m. Six good prizes. Aij Aggregate for Thursday night will commence next Thursday if attendance satisfactory. Ad-, mission Is. C. REILLY, Conductor. PIANOFORTE. MISS STURTEVANT, L.A.B. Term • commences THURSDAY, 9th February. 19, GROVERD., KELBURN. Tel. 26-244.