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Evening Post, Volume CIII, Issue 54, 6 March 1922, Page 2

("I RAND OPERA HOUSE, y — Lessees .., J. C. Williamson, Ltd. COMMENCING NEXT MONDAY, 12th MARCH. FOR 5 NIGHTS ONLY. MR, HARRY G. MUSGROVE Presents For the First Timo in Wellington, ENGLAND'S CELEBRATED MALE IMPRESSIONIST, ELLA SHIELDS. ELLA SHIELDS. ELLA SHIELDS. In her Famous Impersonation, "BURLINGTON BERTIE OF BOW." It is a study of tfinteel vagabondage from its best angle. " ELLA SHIELDS. ELLA SHIELDS., "You're » dog gone Curious Girl." It is a psychological Song admirably set and perfectly deKvcred. ELLA SHIELDS. She is young and pretty, with a lad-like figure modestly controlled, and yet boyishly virile. ELLA SHIELDS. For 72 pcrformances,this fascinating English Comedienne sang to huge Melbourne audiences, when tho stage was literally loaded with presents of all kinds and dimensions. ELLA SHIELDS. It is said of the famous comedienne that she is able to put pep into the most jaded ludienco. Aa soon as she appears the house seeovs to be electrified. ELLA SHIELDS Portrays three types of man—A Young Swaggering Naval Officer, a Typical English Johnny, and a Millionaire "Hobo." ELLA SHIELDS Has mounted to tho very pinnacle of British approval. She is an artist to her finger-tips ELLA SHIELDS. Tho texturu of her voice is exquisite; no ono can acquire this condition—it is part of tho personality of the individual. ELL.A "SHIELDS . Is an artist whoso chief London successes hive been won in male impersonations. She is debonair and delightful. 11l fact, the REGULAR FELLAH. Always essentially feminine and infinitely charming. She is sure to receive a warm welcome when she opens at the GRAND OPERA HOUSE NEXT MONDAY. . ELLA SHIELDS will be supported by her own company of world-renowned Vaudeville Artists, CONSISTING OF 15 BIG STAR ACTS. SPECIAL BOX~PLAN NOTICE: The Plan will bo opened »t the Bristol Pi»no Company next Thursday rooming. i W, A. LOW. Representative for Harry G. Musgrove. Further particulars latar. ' HORTT'S THEATRE : HORTT'S THEATRE. Packefl from Floor, to Ceiling on Saturday. Hundreds Unable to Gain Admission. BE EARLY TO-NIGHT! The most astounding submarine picture ever made or over lilfely to bo made. BETTY HILBURN, BETTY HILBURN, BETTY HILBURN, BETTY HILBURN, One' of tho World's Greatest Swimmers, /.In "THE GIRL OF THE SEA!" "THE GIRL OF THE SEA!" , "THE GIRL OF THE SEA!" "THE GIRL OF THE SEA!" "THE GIRL OF THE SEA!" ' "THE GIRL OF THE SEA!" A 6-reel Cinema Spectacle- that reaches an Unsurpassed Scale of H«alism. A grippins Story of Adventure and Love actually photographed under water, featuring tho Greatest of Swimmers, BETTY HILBURN. ; " BETTY HILBURN. Atao. „ , A stirring S-reel Metro Super-attraction— "THERE ARE NO VILLAINS." "THERE ARE NO VILLAINS." A Romance or Opium Smuggling and Secret Service, featuring Liveable ond Dainty I VIOLA DANA ' VIOLA DANA LATEST GAZETTE. SCENIC. COMEDY (Bobby Vernon). Hours of Screening:— "No Villains": 11 a.m., 2,15, 5.45, and 9 p.m. "Girl of Sa&'(:. 12.50, 4.15, and 7.45 p.m. Gazette: 12.40, 4.5, and 7.35 p.m. ' COMING FRIDAY NEXT! ' Universal-Jewel's Mighty Spectacle, . . •'■ "NO WOMAN KNOWS" And "A DOUBLE-DYED DECEIVER." Featuring JACK PICKFORD. NOTICE TO REPATRIATION TRAINEES. 'OAYMENT of Subsidies and Allowances X will be made on THURSDAY NEXT, 9th inst., instead of 10th inst, providing employers' reports had been received. DISTRICT REPATRIATION OFFICER, "THE COMPANIES ACT, 1908." COLLEDGE AND CO., LIMITED (In Liquidation). I^AKE NOTICE that the Supreme A, Court haa fixed tho 3ist day of MARCH, 1922, as the time on or before which Creditor? of the above Company are to prove their debts or claims with the Liquidator, Alfred Herman Gyllies, Hefald Buildings, Auckland, or ba excluded from the benefit of any distribii* (ion made before such debt or claim i« proved. ALFRED HERMAN GYLLIES, Liquidator. .|l/r It S. K. S. REV EE, Women's Adviser in Dohiestic Matters, 188, LAMBTON-KUAY. 2s 6d. Correspondence invited. f\|IESSRS. SYMONDS BROS., LTD., -T* wish to notify tho public that they have purchased tho well-known md old' esta-blished business of S. Wilton, 170, Adelaide-road, which will in future ■ bs conducted under the personal supervision of MR. A, O. SYMONDS, while the high quality of meat stocked' will be fully maintained.! Old and Now Customers will receive the benefit of SYMONDS BROS.' well-known low prices. ' SYMONDS BROS., LTD. Quality. Low Pricey Satisfaction. LAWN Mcjwer Repairs, also Gardea Shears, Saws, and Took of all kinds Repaired. Cartage arranged. Telephone 22-659. M'MILLAN, LIMITED, 8«w »nd Tool Makers, Hcrbcrt-itrSist