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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 27, 1 February 1924, Page 2

STRAND THEATRE TRAND THEATRE Continuous ftom H a.m. to 10 p.m. 2—BIG FEATURES—2. 2—BIG FEATURES—2. No.' 1— A Warner1 Bros.' Screen. Classic, • WESLEY ;(FKECKLES). BARRY, WESLEY (FRECKLES) BARRY WESLEY . (FRECKLES) B4RRY WESLEj" (FRECKLES) BARRY, WESLEi' (FRECKLES) BARRY, WESLEY; (FRECKLES) "- BARRY WESLEY (FRECKLES) BARRY WESLEY (FRECKLES) BARRY, In One Long Original Laugh, "THE PRINTER'S DEVIL" "THE PRINTER'S DEVIL" "THE, PRINTER'S DEVIL " "THE. PRINTER'S DEVIL'" ' "THE PRINTER'S DEVIL'" "THE PRINTER'S DEVIL" 1 "THE PRINTER'S DEVIL/ A t story with the true adventure strain, wnere Wesley does everything extraordinary, from running a printing press, lurthermpr a romance, and (retting the hero out; of gaol, to holding, up robbers. Don t fail to see WcMey as the very devil „ of a printer's devil. No. 2— : A Picture with the heart throbs of life, BETTY BALFOUR BETTY BALFOUR .BETTY BALFOUR BETTY BALFOUR BETTY BALFOUR (SQUIB£>, - > In "MARY FIND THE GOLD." "~IARY FIND THE GOLD." ' "MARY FIND .THE GOLD" "MARY FIND THE GOLD'" ' "MARY FIND THE HOLD" "MARY FIND THE GOLD." The. story of a girl's, love for her old lather, and of a parent's sacrifice for his ! .. .offspring. A Romance that throbs -with the pulse of human interest. In Addition, "HIGH LIFE," (Mermaid Comedy). LATENT PATHE GAZETTE. Prices as Usual. Tel. 3299. ' HEAR THE JOLLY JAZZ ARTISTS! HEAR THE. JOLLY'JAZZ ARTISTS i HARRY AVERY AND HIS ■HARRY'AVERT AND. HIS JAZZ BAND In Their Specialty, . "PLEASE DO-IT AGAIN." HEAR THE .POPULAR ROY BRINSDEN And his 1000 Dollar Xylophone. EVERYBODY'S . VERYBOBY'S EVERYBODYrS EVERYBODY'S EVERYBODY'S Has the QUALITY Pictures. NOW SHOWING... • „■ ,I'' rsl presenU A Rollicking Tale of a Female Go-Getter, "THE HUNTRESS " "THE HUNTRESS" — -"TH-l^'HUOvTßESS■''■■■- •'■-■"• • - "THE HUNTRESS." . "THE HUNTRESS." Here, indeed, is something different something, refreshingly '. original-the roll licking story of an Indian-bred girl who set her heart upon a white mate, and who learning- of her Caucasian birth, sets out. to capture, willy nilly, the first desirable youth to cross her path. Featuring COLLEEN MOORE . COLLEEN MOORE COLLEEN MOORE COLLEEN MOORE i And amAH-Star Cast. Kadiance of humorous incident, highlighted here and there with a touch"'of pathos; radiance of impersonation; aud radiance of Nature's splendour combines m this appealing entertainment. GSivS SWIMMING CARNIVAL. VTrand SWIMMING CARNIVAL. Competitors will include.: N. S. BATCHELOR (Canterbury), 220 yards .N.Z. Champion C. ATKINSON (Canterbury), 880 yards and 1 mile N.Z. Champion A. HERD (Canterbury), 220 yards breaststroke N.A Champion and recordholder L. MOOHHOUSE (Canterbury), 150 yards backstroke N.Z Champion MISS GWITHA SHAND (Canterbury), Lady Champion- of N.Z HISS JEPSON (Otago), Intermediate! Champion of New Zealand AND OTHERS. .. Also, ALL THE BEST DIVING TALENT IN NEW ZEALAND. INTER-PROVINCIAL RELAY RACE DIVING, AND WATER POLO. TE ARO BATHS, TE ARO BATHS, SATURDAY NEXT, at 2.30- p.m SATURDAY NEXT, at 2.30 p.m. Doors Open at 2 p.m. Prices 2s, la. CITIZEN-SOLDrERS' PAGEANT. GRAND LEAP-YEAR BALL. GRAND LEAP-YEAR BALL. GRAND LEAP-YEAR BALL. GRAND LEAP-YEAR BALL. PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS. In aid-of-tho "Britannia" Queen Candidate, nominated by Ist Battalion Wellington Regiment., TOWN HALL, TOWN HALL, FRIDAY, 29th FEBRUARY FRIDAY, 29th FEBRUARY^ GRAND LEAP-YEAR^BALL GRAND LEAP-YEAR BALL. GRAND LEAP-YEAR BALL, GRAND LEAP-YEAR BALL. THE EVENT OF THE YEAR. SUPPORT THE INFANTRY'S QUEEN. Tickets 2s 6d. 7">AY'S 'BAY ■ BUS SERVICE. Daily Service now. in Operation. WEEK DAYS. Leave Bowen street—9.4s a.m.. 2 p.m. Leave Day s Bay—ll.ls a . m 4 „ „ --'•SUNDAYS ' ' ' Leave. Bowen rtreet-10.30 a.m., 2 p.m. .Leave Us; 3 8uy—11.45 a.m., 4.30 p.m. Special Trips and Picnic Parties ■ by Arrangement. LEYLAND MOTORS, LTD. 1 Tcleplione_2ls. WHAT'S on your broad' plate ? OrdT „„ mary; bread or Jamoa's Bread?