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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 129, 28 November 1923, Page 2

G*»B gffll Hgn Direction, J. C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd. LAST TWO NIGHTS LAST TWO NIGHTS Of "THE CAT AND THE CANARY" TO-NIGHT, at 8 TO-NIGHT, at 8, and TO-MORROW NIGHT. TO-MORROW NIGHT. All U ellington is- Flocking to See : ' S nil AND THE CANARY." ,;™E CAT AND THE CANARY." "THE CAT AND THE CANARY." T { T'S .GOT 'EM SPELLBOUND! mo Play that grips the imagination, carrying the audience along on a wave ot excitement, mystery mounting on mystery, thrill following on thrill, with laughter intervening. Presented by NEW E iGL Cisir LLIAMS°N>S DRAMATIC COMPANY, Including GARRY MARSH, .GARRY MARSH, ATT«I Young English Actor, AILSA SA™' A Powerful Supporting Cast. Box Plans for the LAST TWO NIGHTS are on view at The Bristol. Prices: D.C. and 0.5., 6s; Stalls, 3s; Gallery, Is; Early Door Stalls and Gallery, Is extra. All prices plus tax. ' Business Manager A. J. TAIT TVrEVER has the world seen a love W <.T?^rßs^ llke Pola Negri—Never unlu i « P 0"? 3"" has the world seen the real Pola Negri. At Tho King's on r nday. TT has Filled the Largest Theatres in ■"^tne World to Overflowing— THE STRANGERS' BANQUET," SHORTT'S THEATRK FRIDAY NEXT. CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL, TUESDAY, 4th DECEMBER, 1923. JWANOFORTE RECITAL By IMELDA FAMA. IMELDA FAMA IMELDA FAMA. i IMELDA FAMA. From the Press: , ", GI? at natural talent."—" New Zealand Times." " Considerable power, rare ' taste, and refinement. "—"Dominion." || Miss Fama will go far in her art."— " Evening Post." TICKETS, 4s (reserved) and 3s, plus tax. Reserves at The Bristol. TWENTY-FOUR of the World's Lead- ■*- ing Picture Artists in "THE STRANGERS' BANQUET" PARAMOUNT THEATRE, FRIDAY NEXT. KARORI PICTURES, KARORI (New Pa^h Hall). TO-NIGHT, ' ' " TO-NIGHT, ALICE BRADY in " THE SNOW BRIDE." "THE SNOW BRIDE." . Just completed a record week at - The King's. ISLAND BAY ; ; TTNIVERSAL ' THEATRE. TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW NIGHT. JOHN BARRYMORE at his best in "SHERLOCK HOLMES." "SHERLOCK HOLMES." See this Wonderful, Thrilling Picture. SALVATION ARMY, Vivian Street Citadel. THURSDAY, 29th NOV., st 8 p.m. Commissioner Hoggard in Command. Forty New Cadets Welcomed. Band Songsters , assist. N.H.Q.' Staff present. The public heartily invited. "SOMEWHERE IN NAPLES." Thu kU Song Hit. Played everywhere. All Music Dealers. Price 2s. ~ ' SALE OF WORK, ! " ST. HIDA'S HALL, ISLAND BAY, In aid Baptist Church Building Fund. Stalls, Useful Goods,' Plain and Fancy Cakes, Sweets, Flowers, Produce, Afternoon Tea, Xmas Tree, eta Afternoon Free; Evening, Adults 6d admission. Thursday, 29th November, opened at 2.30 by Mayoress. , LOWER HUTT R.A.0.8., TUARUA LODGE, No. 2 N.Y.C. MEMBERS of the above Lodge are requested to attend Lodge Meeting on THURSDAY, the 29th insfc., so as to be enabled to pay a visit to the Chatham Lodge on Saturday, Ist December. All members are requested to be present at our Lodgeroom at 7 p.m. on Saturday. Motor conveyance provided J. A. CRIGHTON, Secretary. WOODVILLE DISTRICT JOCKEY CLUB (Incorporated). SUMMER MEETING ■ To be held on the RACECOURSE, WOODVILLE, on WEDNESDAY AND THURSD KY sth and 6th DECEMBER, 1923. ' Acceptances for all races on first day (including Trial Plate) closo with the Secretary at Woodvillp at 9 p.m. on FRIDAY, 30th NOVEMBER, 1923. ' W. A. LYON, Secretary. AUCKLAND RACING CLUB. • SUMMER MEETING, 1923-24. 26th and 28th DECEMBER, and Ist and 2nd JANUARY. /GENERAL ENTRIES (1 eov each) • VJT FORFEITS ,(1 soy each) for G N Derby, 29th Royal Stakes, G.N. Foal Stakes, are DUE on FRIDAY, 30th NOVEMBER, by 5 o'clock. Fees must accompany in each instance. •W. S. SPENCE, Secretary. POLA Negri, admittedly one of the foremost screen artists of the world, in "Bella Donna." At Tho King's on ,Friday. " SOMEWHERE IN NAPLES" is tho iO most called-for aong of the year, Buy your copy, early." Pnce 2«. »