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Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 150, 22 December 1922, Page 2

THE MANAGEMENT of the Theatre have - extended to THE AUCKLAND REPRESENTATIVE CRICKET TEAM an invitation to be-present at the ' Theatre TO-NIGHT- . QUEEN'S. TO-DAY, 2.15 and 7.30, HERE'S A PICTURE THAT HAS CAUGHT THE VERY SPIRIT OF OLD KENTUCKY, With its Beautiful Women, v it*. Gallant Men, its Wonderful Horses, its RoroMjee, its Glamour, its Charm. And there's action—lots of it—for men, and a delightful tender love theme that will reach the heart of every woman. \ "THE KENTUCKY COLONEL," . Starring J. J. DOWLING . ■ (THE "MIRACLE MAN" OF THE SCREEN). A SELZNICK PRODUCTION, Pulsating with actio'iij dynamic in its appeal that will chainyou with its sw«etn«ft • .*" and (hriH you with its power ' / ALSO, THE ROMANCE OF PICTURESQUE JAPAN "THE UNWRITTEN PODE," ' t> jOne ? f tlle U-Ost beautiful- and 'Enthralling Pictures 'of the Year.' Based on tho ever important probiem. of Ea«t and West—one of the big vital ■ .. . subjeots of the world to-day. ' . ■ ■ v JFULL SUPPORTING PROGiiAMMB, - Serial, "WITH STANLEY IN AFRICA," SCREENS MATINEES ONLY. QUEEN'S SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA: (Conductor, MR, A. H. JEROME.)' ' . USUAL PRICES.' " : PLAN AT THEATRE. '. TELEPHONE 22-334. '■'.■•:■ '■■■ '■"'■;:- 7""-. .<S ■- -'■■' ■ ■■■ • ■•; - ."'■ '' L INDS AY'S LTD., 184, JLAMBXON QUAYi . , i : ■-■ for . - QIMtITY BOOfTS AND SHOES. s OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY! 8 ' •.■■■■■ OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY/ 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. 9 a.m. to 10 p.mi "SHOP EARLY! SHOP EARLY!

BOXING! . 3OXING.I OXING! -■:■:..■ -. r BOXING! . , BIG BOXING CARNIVAL, ; BIG BOXING CARNIVAL, . ■ At the - . . OPERA HOUSE, PALMERSTON NORTH, .' ■•■■.-.:•■ On . - ■" BOXING NIGHT>(RACE NIGHT), . , FINE AMATEUR BILL, * V- Including 3 SIX-ROUND BOUTS. 3 3 - SIX-ROUND BOUTS. 3 4 FOUR-BOUND SCRAPS. 4 4 . FOUR-ROUND SCRAPS. . 4 Z ; THREE-ROUND GOES. 2 2 .:. .THREE-ROUND .GOES. 2 . . . Ampns the Contestants are: BERT ' v - SHORTY O'KEEFE v k WOODWARD (Manawatu). • •• (Hasting). RUSTERHOLTZ f.' KARTON '(Wellington). ' (Wanganui). CLINTON ". v. -■> ■'. CRICHTON (Manaw*tu). ■ ( (Manawatu). ERN YOUNG v ». 'JACKSON (Wanganui).- (Nelson). Bos Plan at the Koay (Theatre. Book up w soon as you arrive in Palmerston. ICE CREAM I ..■.,'. ICE CREAM! BE sure togo to Gates', Ltd., for your Ice Cream and Frozen Delicacies. Made in a clean factory Pure and wholesome. < : ■ .-■•■■ The food, value of Gates', Ltd., Ice Oeara in Calories, 843; Beef, 652; Eggs, 594, ' ' ' * A Food as well as a Delicacy. ' ; Be sure and send your ohildran to' GATES', LTD., AMERICAN LOUNGE, Willie street • Pionics and Parties Supplied. i Telephone 305. " J - ' WHAT WILL I GIVE? ' WHAT WILL I GIVE?. ■ '■■'■ i "-'•'..' ■ LET . our ' Window Display decide fo. you. We are now showing Suitable Gifts for Young-and Old. NOVELTIES FOR THE CHILDREN. Fancy Boxes Chocolates, from 9d to £5 Xmaß Stockings, Toys Filled with Sweets, Eto., Etc. XMAS — SALE XMAS .XMAS , SALE — XMAS, BARGAINS FOR EVERYBODY. * Boiled : Sweets, 6d 1b; Assorted Chocolates, Is' 6d lb; Cadbury's lib Prince Wales Boxes, _5s box; Stick- " jawettes,-Is "4d-lb;; Princess Mixture, ■ Is 3d lb; Xmas Bonbons, 12 in box, . ,2s 6d box. - -„ COME ALONG, SEE. US- NOW, AND SAVE MONEY. "'. __ XMAS GREETINGS. -We .Thank our numerous Customers {■:>: . their past valued patronage, \and will do our bast, as usual,, to give every-satisfac-tion in the coming'year.. We; wish you, one and *11, a Merry Xinas and a Prosperous New Year. THE "BLUE iiRD." HIGH-CLASS CONFECTIONERS," 107, Manners street, next Opera' House. R, GINSBERG,, Proprietor. 1 TITHE Funeral of tho late Mrs. Harriett A T. Scott will leave No.. 11, Binham street, at 2.30 . p.m., To-morrow (Saturday), 23rd December, 1922, for Johnsonville Cemetery. ISAAC CLARK AND SON, ■ ' ■■'•,'-■ 27, Wingfield street. ~.T" "funeual' card. ■ THE Friends' of Mr. Patrick Cavanagh Kaiwarra, are respectfully invited to attend the Kiineral of his late beloved wife, Catherine, leaving the house at 1.30 p.m., on Saturday, 23rd December, 1922, for the Sacred Heart Basilica,.-Hill'street, leaving there at 2 p.m., for Cemeery, Karori. . J. E, TAYLOR AND SONS, ■ ■ Undertakers. ■. ■ | Tel 25-073 (Pay and Night). ■■--. MIDGET Umbrellas for the Kiddjes. in exclusive colours and black. Very dainty handles,'4s lid, 6s lid, to'Bs'lid eao 1.). These arc made to withstand rain and etrain. Grand Xmas presents. \ Letliaby's .Umbrella Service, opp. General .'. Post Offico (nowhere else).*

PLEASE NOTE-NO PERFORMANCE TO-NIGHT! ' ' FUlZillS' FULLERS' . . " HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE; IS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Direction Ben and John Fuller, Ltd. . COMMENDING SATURDAY, COMMENCING SATURDAY, At tho Matinee. Sir Benjamin and Mr. John Fuller have pleasure in announcing the return of your Old Favourites, v WALTER GEORGE 6 WALTER GEORGE * AND HIS SUNSHINE PLAYERS, In a Brand New Serie-s of Original l. Playlets. . .. > A Particlarly-Strong Company, inoludiag ■ WALTER GEORGE, /' George Martyn - Dorothy M»y Fred. Mitchell v■. '■: Robt. Raymond ; Dulcio Milner ;.'■.':. ,Vera. Sewell Yorke Gray. ,-;. ■ 'Ffank Perrin : . George Story. -First Production: "OH,.NELL!" A Hilarious,- Melodious, .All Different, All Delightful, Full of Comedy,' Frolicsome., Pranoy, Danoy Show. TOROOKLYN ■ ■•' PICTURES. SATURDAY MATINEE ONLY. PICTURES' SHOWING CHRISTMAS NIGHT AND BCOiING NIGHT. EUCHRE! EUCHREI EUCHRE! A EUCHRE Tournamont will be held in' Calrlton Hall, corner Marion and Vivian streets, opposite- Dr. Macldn a, every.. MONDAY,, :WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY NIGHT. Ten good Prizes. 4 TO-NIGHT, ■ ' First and Second ,Pmes (Ladies and Gents.), Xmaa Cakea. Admission, Is. EASTBOURNE'S GREAT CARNIVAL. EASTBOURNE'S GKEAT CARNIVAL. EASTBOURNE'S GKEA.T CARNIVAL. EASTBOURNE'S GREAT. OARNIVAI^ EASTBOURNE'S GREAT CARNIVAI,. EASTBOURNE'S GREAT CARNIVAL. EASTBOURNE'S GREAT CARNIVAL. EASTBOURNE'S GREAT OAKMVAL, EASTBOURNE'S GREAT .CARNIVAL. -EASTBOURNE- ■■■ -■■■ •- •-> - ■EASTBOURNE. : EASTBOURNE.- '■' EASTBOURNE. EASTBOUKNE. ■ EASTBOURNE. .-..-. EASTBOURNE. EASTBOURNE. SAT., 27th JAN., EASTBOURNE. : To- ■ EASTBOURNE. , SAT., 3rd FEB., EASTBOURNE. ' . ■ 1923.. 'EASTBOURNE. EASTBOURNE. EASTBOURNE. EASTBOURNE. . . . ( EASTBOURNE. -'X ..-.-, EASTBOURNE. EASTBOURNE. • O' ' EASTBOURNE'S GREAT CARNIVAL, EASTBOURNE'S GREAT CARNIVAL. EASTBOURNE'S GREAT CARNIVAL. EASTBOURNE'S GREAT CARNIVAL. EASTBOURNE'S GREAT S OARNIVAL. EASTBOURNE'S GREAT CARNIVAL, EASTBOURNE'S GREAT CARNIVAL. EASTBOURNE'S GREAT CARNIVAL. EASTBOURNE'S GREAT OARNIVAL. EASTBOURNE. EASTBOURNE. EASTBOURNE. EASTBOURNE. EASTBOURNE. ..--.. . . BASTBOIiRNE. ■ ■ EASTBOURNE. -.■•-•■ EASTBOURNE. - SAT., 27th JAN., EASTBOURNE. ' To' ' EASTBOURNE. -SAT., 3rd FEB., eastbourne. 1923. ■ - eastbourne.' . eastbournb:"""-: . : eastbourne. . • ' eastbourne. .."eastbourne. . "'' - %. eastbourne. . •eastbourne..'..'"" '■eastbourne's great carnival. EjVSTBOURNE'S GREAT CARNIVAL. EASTBOURNE'S GREAT CARNIVAL.' EASTBOUR :i5-S GREAT CARNIVAL.' EASTBOURXJi'S GREAT CARNIVAL ■ EASTBOURNE'S GREAT- CARNIVAL.', 'EASTBOURNK'S GREAT .CARNIVAL. EASTBOURNE'S GREAT CARNIVAL. KASTBOURNE'S GREAT CARNIVAL. TmXHrBITION of -WATER 'COLOURS&X and ETCHINGS.' Open TO-NIGHT, aI. 7.30 to 0.30, arid'SATUR-DAY AFTERNOON, !-.!, . '. ..' ... .. y ( E." MURRAY FULLER'S GALLERY, 190, Lambtpa quay (first floor). ' ' •(EsQct'.v Opposite the Midland Hotel):