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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 35, 10 February 1926, Page 2

LAST 3 NIGHTS . Of GUY BATES POST GUY BATES POST In "THE BAD MAN." "THE BAD MAN." "I have known 'mans' who would not fight for their lives, and I have known 'mans' that would not fight for their money, but never before have I known 'mans' that would not fight for their womens." Q.RAND OPERA , HOUSE. Direction J. C. Williamson, Ltd. Manager John Farrell • "THE BAD MAN," "THE BAD MAN," The Moat Thrilling, the Most Amusing, and Most Entertaining Comedy-Drama that has ever been staged in New Zealand. TO-NIGHT! At 8.10, TO-NIGHT! And Two Following Evenings, The Eminent and Brilliant Dramatic Star, GUY BATES POST, GUY BATES POST, In hia Irresistible Characterisation of the Picturesque and Dare-devil Mexican bandit "THE BAD MAN," "THE BAD MAN," which delighted a crowded audienoe at the Grand Opera House again last evening, and which gives Mr. Post the opportunity to further demonstrate the fact that he is the best and most versatile actor on the Eng-lish-speaking stage to-day. The Final Production, NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT. NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT. • (5 Nights Only.) • Initial Representation in Wellington o( the Gorgeously-mounted and Thrilling Drama of the Orient, "THE GREEN GODDESS," "THE GREEN GODDESS,," with Mr. Guv Bates Post as the Suave and Sardonic Raj»h of Rukh. Plans at The Bristol. Day Sales at the Opera House Confectionery. Prices: D.C. and R.S., 8a; 8talls; 4a; Gallery, Is 6d. Early Door Stalls and Gallery Is extra. All prices plus Amusement Tax. I VOL I THEATRE. IVOLI THEATRE. LAST TWO DAYS. LAST TWO DAYS Of Present MAMMOTH DOUBLE-STAR BILL. Pola Negri, "FORBIDDEN PARADISE" Pola Negri, "FORBIDDEN PARADISJI" . "THE SPANIARD." ■ "THE SPANIARD." COMING FRIDAY, COMING FRIDAY, SOMETHING EXTRA BPECIAL, SOMETHING EXTRA SPECIAL, The Favourite Star, , RUDOLPH VALENTINO RUDOLPH VALENTINO "A SAINTeI) DEVIL," "A SAINTED DEVIL," Adapted from Rex Beach's "The Rope's End." And a Selznick Super Feature, "CAUSE FOR DIVORCE,'" "CAUSE FOR DIVORCE," The Most Powerfully Titled Picture of the year. Book at Bristol, or Ring 40-246. ' TIVOLI THEATRE. TIVOLI THEATRE. ARTCRAFT THEATRE. RTCRAFT THEATRE. (Opposite Parliament Buildings). 7.45. TO.NIGHT. 7.45 The Epic of the Eskimo, "NANOOK OF THE NORTH." "NANOOK OF THE NORTH." "NANOOK OF THE NORTH." GOOD MUSIC BY JAMES HAYDOCK. Entr'acte: "Polish Dance" (Scharwenka). GOOD SUPPORTS. A FINE BILL. 'TIVOLI, FRIDAYi-A picture that will +■ convince thoughtless husbands that wives, like rare flowers, need constant loving care if they are to shed the fragrance of happiness around their homes! "CAUSE FOR DIVORCE." QUALITY THEATRE, ISLAND BAY. 2 GREAT PICTURES TO-NIGHT. ' First, the Goldwin Masterpiece, "SIN FLOOD." "SIN FLOOD." With RICHARD DIX, HELEN CHADWICK, One of the Greatest Pictures of all times. The greatest climax ever seen. Second, United Artists' Fine Comedy Drama of 6 Reels, "NO MORE WOMEN," . With MATT MOORE arid MADGE BELLAMY It'a 4. night's entertainment that will live in your mind* for all tiraea. MASTERTOI* A. AND P. ASSOCIATION. 39th ANNUAL SHOW. At SOLWAY RAILWAY SIDING, 16th and 17th FEBRUARY, 1926. PROGRAMME includes Sheep, Cattle, Horses, Dogs, Ring Events, Sheep Dog Trials, Home Industries, Sewing, etc. DON'T MISS THIS BIG SHOW. RAM FAm. 18th wd 10th FEBRUARY, 1926. Order of Sale: First Day Romney Marsh. Second day. Lincoln, Southdown, Corriedale, Engliah Leicester. Thi» is the Fair for Good Stock. « R. H. WILLIAMS, Box 40, Masterton. Secretary. rTHE "JOY GERMS" will jingle jollity X a t Town Hall Concert Chamber, Saturday, 20th February. APPRECIATION. ',' rpHE Committee of the Miramax C»rni- , val deaire to thank all those who helped in various ways and by donations to make the Carnival a huge success. A. L. LEGGE, . Secretary. MEETING! SEATOUN AND BAYS PROGRESSIVE ASSOCIATION. \ XTARAKA BAY, Woraer Bay, and Sea- * toun Residents are reminded that the ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the Progressive Association will be held in the Seatoun Kiosk THIS EVENING, at 8 o'clock. AU Raatdente, whether members of the Aaaociatitm or not, are heartily invited to be preaenti and to take part in the Meeting. GREAT MISSIONARY MEETING-^ A MEETING of the Pentecostal Assemblieo of Wellington will be held at ST. THOMAS'S HALL, Newtown, THURSDAY, Uth February, 7.30 p.m., to Farewell Sisters Sauuders and Archer, who have answered the call of God to the Foreign Fields. They will be labouring in Fiji. A very warm welcome is extended to all who are interested in Missionary Work. "The fielda «re all wl»i<e, but the workers «r« *"»'"