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Evening Post, Volume CIII, Issue 57, 9 March 1922, Page 2

A PRODIGAL PROFUSION OF SCREEN . , . ; STARS. THE KING'S THE KING'S FRIDAY, 10th MARCH. A DOUBLE BILL PROGRAMME WHICH IN THE WHOLE WIDE WORLD OF THEATRES HAS NEVER BEEN EQUALLED. Finite . :.'■...... , "THE KID," "THE KIB," The Wonderful Masterpiece that took a Million Dollars worth of time or ONE WHOLE YEAR to make. ' CHARLIE 0 HA PL IN And the Boy Discovery of the Age, f'\ JACKIE COOGAE The pluperfect small bdy, who has' become a household word in New York, London, Paris, and every city, town, and village in the globe. SIX SUPERB REELS OF JOY. A DRAMATIC MASTERPIECE WITH A HINT OF PATHOS AND A LAUGH FOR EVERY MINUTE OF THE YEAR IT TOOK TO MAKE. Srjeci&lly. viewed by H.M. THE KING at Buckingham Palace. Sent to Scotland to make Lloyd George smile at even the Irish Question. Ifou hare all heard of it, and for once the glowing report! .only tell half the truth. Second— "PARROT AND CO., OR NOT GUILTY," From the Well-known Novel by Harold Magrath. Not a Court-sceno picture) but a colourful romance of modem California and beautiful Burma. Six reels of action with a. wonderful cast. '< SYLVIA BREAMER, MOLLY MALONE, RICHARD DIX, LLOYD WHITLOCK. Third— SPLENDID BUPPORTS—UP-TO-THE-MINUTE TOPIOALS, SCENIC, • COMEDY. It amounts to The King's Usual Do Luxe Programme, with "The Kid" as a Stupendous Extra. And' ■' ' ■ . , KING'S GRAND ORCHESTRA, PRtCES AS USUAL. ' PRICES AS USUAL. Patrons are earnestly requested to book their seats at The Bristol Piano Co., and j avoid the crowds at flight. - GRAND OiPEttA HOUSE. CIVIC 'NIGHT. ■■;■/.. CIVIC NIGHT. (To be Screened To-night in the Presence of His Worship the Mayor and the „-'.■ City Councillors. D. W. GRIFFITH'S ' „. ■ •.:. . MASTER PRODUCTION, ; ' •;, "WAY/ DOWN' ;EAST," ' GREATER 'CHAN "INTOLERANCE" or "HEARTS Of THE WORLD." THRILLING! LAVISH! SPECTACULAR! A story that deals with the Vital issue- of niah and woman of to-day; It contains the most magnificent thrill ever imagined in a drama's climax. The great ice. break. Masses of broken ice drifting towards v the seething abyss of water. The heroine' about to be hurled,^ over thd stupendous chasni to a terrible death. Theii thfe : thrilling restiu"e v * v A picture that throbs with life, and teems with thrilling moments. Marvellous life* lighting effects; Incredible beauty of colouring and toning iti a ballrobttt scetie that baffles the English language to describe. ' A sManfe6 and wOnderftil story, releritlessly painting the poigriaflt sufferings bf the wortah's path. A MASTER FILM BY THE'MASTER MIND OF SCREEN DRAMA; LAST THREE NIGHTS. LAST THREE NIGHTS.V PRtCES—Reserved Circle, 4s;,Reserved Stills, 3sj Stalls, 2S 5 Gallery, la 6d. MATINEE PRICES—3«, 2s, and Is tall plus tax). Plan at The Bristol. Da? Sale* at Ned Perry's^ ... ;1 . . ; ■ ; ' ■■■..-.:■■■■■ SALE! , ■ SALE!/ SAliEj COMMENCING TO-MORROW, 10th MARCH. - ' ■■■... .AT & A.M. , ' ... Mr. Lovet* has just joined the firm, and the indr'eased capital has enabled us to sri»p vp 1 a big sUpply of Ladies* #me . footwear. THE GREATEST BAORIFIOE EVER GIVEN TO THE PUBLIC. 1000 PAIRS—PRICES RANGING f ftOM 40a tb 60s . ■ , ALL GOING AT jrt-l /. ALL GOING AT *JL A/ 600 PAIRS, ALL GqOD QUALITY SHOES, golng At iiy/<* ) GOING AT XI / O ; This will be the lost opportunity of securing high-gfade Footwear (it these prices. s ' NO GOODS SOLD BEFORE 9 O'CLOCK TO-MORROW BIORNING. DON'T MISS THIS (JSHANCE. SHOP EARLY TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT . ' •'. ' 'At ' . MARTIN AND LO VEST'S LAMBTON SHOE STORES, NEXT DOOR C. W. PRICE'S AUCTION ROOMS, 80, LAMBTON-QUAY.

, THE HAWAIIAN UKULELE! LEARN totplay this ever-popular little iristrumeht To-day. It can bo easily mastered in six lessolis by those without any, special musical knowledge. THE GENUINE THE GENUINE .*• HAWAIIAN UKULELES I HAWAIIAN UKULELES are now obtainable at Begg's, as follows: i "ALOHA" BRAND—4Ss, 50s, bOa, 755, and 80s. "KUMALAE" BRAND.-92s cd. BAGS—IOs 6d extra. We are giving demonstrations of the remarkable capabilities of the Ukulele between 10 a.m. arid 5 p.m.' daily. Call on us, and \vd a.Vill convince you How easily this instrument can be mastered. CHAS. BEGG & CO., LTD., ' MANNERS-STREET, Wellington. T EYLAND CHAR-A-BANC SERVICE JU TIBIE-TABLE. MONDAYS-FRIDAYS. Leave Boiven-st.: Leave Day's Bay: 10 v.m. I*l a;m. 2 p.m. 4 p.m. FOR SPECIAL PICNICS, ETC., Ring 215.