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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 21, 25 January 1924, Page 2

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STRAND THEATRE TRAND THEATRE Continuous from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Another Magnificent Double Bill, Headed by a soul-stirring drama of tha Far North,. "WHERE THE NORTH BEGINS," "WHERE THE NORTH BEGINS," "WHERE THE NORTH BEGINS," "WHERE THE NORTH BEGINS," "WHERIM'HE NORTH BEGINS," "WHERE THE NORTH BEGINS," "WHERE THE NORTH BEGINS," "WHERE THE NORTH BEGINS," "WHERE THE NORTH BEGINS," Witt . i RIN-TIN-TIN, RIN-TIN-TIN, RIN-TIN-TIN, (The Belgian Police Dog), A Romance of the Rugged North, strong with the surge of primitive impulses, beating against the restraints of civilisation, a strong triangle of. a trapper, a girl, and a cruel trading post^factor. « NEXT: Associated Producers presents RUBE DE REMER RUBE DE REMER RUBE DE REMER . ■ : And LEWIS STONE LEWIS STONE LEWIS STONE In a Drama, of International Intrigue, "PILGRIMS OF THE NIGHT," "PILGRIMS OF THE NIGHT," "PILCRIMS, OF THE NIGHT," "PILGRIMS OF THE NIGHT," "PILGRIMS OF THE NIGHT," "PILGRIMS Oi? THE NIGHT," * "PILGRIMS OF THE NIGHT," "PILGRIMS OF THE NIGHT," A story of extraordinary love, and unusnal mystery which thrilled London and Paris. In addition: NEIL BURNS In two reels of laughter, . "BE YOURSELF. LATEST PATHE GAZETTE. Prices as Usual. Tel. 3299. >. s ■ _ FUNERAL NOTICE.' inPIHE Friends of the late David Wil- /-*- liams are respectfully Invited to attend his funeral, which will leave his brother's residence, Mr. S. Williims, 40, Fitzherbert-st., Petone, To-morrow. Saturday', 26th January, 1924, at 2 p.m., for laita. Cemetery. R- H. PARRANT AND CO., , -„ „. Undertaker* n. i I'lUberbeiit street, Polobc. lei, 3426 U long, 1 short), any tijae.