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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 9, 11 January 1923, Page 2

SHORTT'S THEATRE. COMMENCING TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), THE LAUGHING BOOM OF THE CENTURY! \ . THE, GREATEST COMEDY OF ALL TIME! HAROLD LLOYD , HAROLD LLOYD •-IN HIS FIRST FIVE-REEL SPECIAL', XRANDMA'S EOY.^ ONE HOUR'S SIDE-SPLITTING LAUGHTER. .■'. Some idea of tho onormousness of this picture can be gained from the following :— In Los Angeles "The' Sheik V ran for a Eeason' of five weeks; "GRANDMA'S BOY " was drawing packed houses at the end of FOURTEEN WEEKS. A COMEDY—BUT ONE OF THE GREATEST HITS OF THE YEAR! And with it MARION DA VIES MARION DA VIES IN THE SCREEN VERSION OF MARIE CORELLI'S FAMOUS, NOVEL: "THE YOUNG DIANAS Would you risk your soul to become the most beautiful woman in the world? - . Marie Corelli's Most Wondrous Story is the Screen's Most Gorgeous Display.Such Beauty of Setting and Gowning has Never Been Attained Before. IT'S A PARAMOUNT PROGRAMME. T AST NIGHT- . • .-. .._..;, ' " THE SCAB," starring KITTY GORDON. ""THE TIGER'S COAT," All-Star Cast. Commencing TOMORROW, 2.15 and 7.30. AT THE ! QUEEN'S. QUEEN'S. v , . ERNEST SHIPMAN presents a Startling Tale of Adventure in the Land of Perpetual Snow that will hold you,.breathless with Suspense; thrill with, • hidden dangers; charm with its wistful romance. "CAMERON OF THE ROYAL ■ MOUNTED," v. t ■ From the Celebrated Novel, "CORPORAL CAMERON," RALPH CONNOR, ■ Enacted by an All-Star. Cast, headed by ■ GASTON GLASS, of "HUMORESQUE." VIVIENNE OSBORNE, of " OVER THE HILL." IRVING. CUMMINGS, of " EVERY WOMAN." . Home ties broken; Fate threatening to wrest from him the'honour and position Be had fought for in the land of eternal anow-wnstes, where the lawless stalk their proy and the Scarlet Riders stalk the law'esas WONDERFUL SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. QUEEN'S SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. (Conductor, MR. A. H. JEROME.) USUAL PRICES. PLAN AT THEATRE. TELEPHONE 22-334. PRINCESS THEATRE. Commencing TO-MORROW (FRIDAY). RETURN VISIT of RUDOLPH VALENTINO .^T-.HE, , „;SH:EIK!" . THE GREATEST "SENSATIONAL" PICTURE OF 1922. A STORY OF STOLEN LOVE THAT HAS SENT A NEW THRILL THROUGH JPHE ENGLISH-SPEAKING WORLD. "THE SHEIK!" . "THE SHEIK!" The tale of a Lawless Arab Chief who Loved an English Beauty—Stormed her Caravan—Carried her off to his Tent—Lost her—Fought for her — Mastered her—Won her Heart and Soul. "THE SHEIK!" A Romance all coloured with Barbaric Splondour. Swift and free ta t Galloping Bedouin. Racing through scenes that will thrill with their Beauty and Boring. "THE SHEIK!" "THE SHEIK!" A Drama of Burning Sanda that rings truo, yet present* a background like that of the Arabian Nights. Grand Supports: 1 "CLEO'S EASY MARK" (Comedy) "TAGALOG TOILERS " (Travel). AMERICAN GAZETTE (Topical). DAY PRICES: Stalls, 9d and Is Id; Circle, Is Bd. NIGHT PRICES: Stalls, Is Id and Is 8d; Circle, 2s 2d. Telephone 1967 for Reserves. NOTE.—" THE SHEIK " WILL ONLY BE SCREENED * FOR ONE WEEK.

SAY IT ,WITH MUSIC THIS XMAS. TTTE have the largest stook of Music in : TT the Dominion, from-which you can I select that "something" for your musical friend. ■• ■ ■. What could be more pleasing to the recipient than one or two items selected from th« CELEBRATED SAM FOX CATALOGUE ? , The title pages are of exquisite beauty and strike a new note in the production of.sheet music. Some of the titles are: "Basket of Roses," Novelette. for Piano. "Bowl of Pansies," beautiful Reverie for Piano. ■ ■ i , "Legend of a Rose," Tone Poem for Piano. > . "In Poppyland," Novelette fotf'Piano. "Dainty Daffodils,", Morceau iir Piano. ' And dozens of other tiffes. Price 2a each. Posted 2s 2d. A large_ selection of Bound Volumes of the Classics and Musioal Literature may also be obtained from our store. CHAS. BEGG & CO., LTD., MANNERS-ST., WELLINGTON. A name well known since 1861. JUST LANDED, SyONDERFUL ART TREASURES! Rare Old China, Antique Silver anil Miniatures, etc., eto., From the World's Galleries. Must bo seen to believe. To describe them is beyond my power. ' ■ M'KENNA'S, Note .'■" Address—24s, UPPER WILLIS I STREET ' t (Tram Stops at St. Peter's Church.) iPROG'ERIES! GROCERIES! 701b bags 1A Sugar, 18s 6d: 61b 1A Sugar. Is 8d; best dates, per 1b 6d;. 21b I tins Strawberry Jam, Oftk, Is 8d; lib tins Salmon, lOd; Jelly Crystals, 5 packets Is; i Sardines in Oil, 3 tins' lid;" Sheep Ton--guvs,- our price Is 4d tin; Herrings in ■ Sauce, best, 6d tin; Salmon and Shrimp Paste; 6d jar; Pilchards, large Una Is; Pinoivpplo Chunks, por tin 9d; Nike Safety Matches, per dozen 6J; Cream of Tari tar, our price Is 6d 1b; Carb. Soda, per 1b 3d; Heinz Peanut Butter, por jar lid; Clement's Tonic, per bottle '2s lOd; Eno's Fruit Salts, per bottle 3s 6d. :■ L..' RATHBONEr 132, Larabton quay, and 34, Manner* street,; and at Brooklyn. YOU \v)U require a.New Outfit for your boys. Try Davis nad Olater, Ltd., i for best 'value*

MUSIC FOR. 1923. ;TT\ON'T let another year go by without U Music- in your home. Music is a magnet that unfailingly .attracts friends and happiness. For thosa who play, or are learning to play, we have fine now shipments p£ UPRIGHT and BABY GRAND PIANOS, ORGANS, WIND and STRINGED INSTRUMENTS. v For those who cannot play, or who wish to supplement their ow/i talent with tho Music of the World's Masters, there are PLAYER PIANOS-, tho Famous HIS MASTER'S- VOICE GRAMOPHONES, METRONOLAS, and COLUMBIA GRAFONOLAS. : Easy terms of payment may bo arranged. , ■ , ■ THE BRISTOL 1 PIANO CO.* LTD., WELLINGTON. M. J- Brookes, North hland ManagerEINZ PRODUCTS 1 . EINZ PRODUCTS! 57 Varieties. 57. Varieties. AND ATTRACTIVE AND INTERESTING EXHIBIT OF THESE NATIONALLY KNOWN PRODUCTS Is now being mad© in the SHOWROOM WINDOWS of the TOLEDO SCALE COMPANY (Manufacturers oE Springless Scales), 196, LAMBTON QUAY, Opposite Midland Hotel, Wellington. The HEINZ GOODS are weighed on TOLEDO SPRINGLESS SCALES, Which ensures 16 ounces to the pound. All Leading Grocers stock HEINZ PRODUCTS. GIBSON AND PATERSON, LTD., 56, Cuba street-. 'Sol© Agents for HEINZ COMPANY. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. THE Partnership heretofore carried' on by. John Bluck, Gerasimns' Gainbitj sis, and Jarry Baftopulos, as Cafe Pro- ! prietora, at No. 70,, Lambton quay, Welj lington, in the business known as tho Parliamentary Cafo, is hereby . mutually dissolved as from this dale. . The Parliamentary Csfo will, as from this date, bo carried oh by John Black, Lewis Francis Hastings, and .'Joseph Leo Grunt, all'of Wellington, Cafe Proprietors, tho purchasers of "tho said, business. All outstendins; dobts' will bo /In'char.rrod by the I old pr.r'tnershni. but debt" ircm-ivd from j t.Kfs date will 'be payable by tho nc«----j firm. ■ . Dated at Wcllinston this, 10th day of January, 1923. ■G. GAMI3ITBIS: J. RAFTOPULOS. L. F .HASTINGS. J. t. GRANT.- ' i 3. BLACK.