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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 37, 12 February 1926, Page 2

EMPRESS THEATRE. t Direction—FULLEß-HAYWARD THEATRES. CONTINUOUS—II a.m. to 10 p.m. NOW SHOWING! ■ «* . A Double-Feature.Programme of Super Excellence. Two Special Pictures on one Programme. ' ; ' ■ CLEAR THE ROAD—HERE'S RICIJARD DIX * At the Wheel of a Roaring Romance that wins, the Entertainment Sweepstakes with Thrills and Laughs to Spare. " THE LUCKY DEVIL." > ' " IT'S A PARAMOUNT PICTURE!. . - I THRILLING? You'll want to get right up and cheer! FUNNY? You won't stop I laughing for a month! ACTION? The author of the Wally Reid Auto-racing 8 Stories wrote it, and action is his fast, last, and middle name! Also, ' : MASTER PICTURES PRESENT , "WELCOME STRANGER." Adapted from the Great Broadway Play by Aaron Hoffman, which was such a success in New Zealand. , Starring '■„.• . FLORENCE VIDOR, NOAH BEERY, LLOYD HUGHES, DORE DAVIDSON, ! OTIS HARLAN,- VIRGINIA BROWN FAIRE, ROBERT EDESGN, AND \ t , ' WILLIAM V. MONG. "I cast my bread upon the waters, and it came back sandwiches," said Izzy Solomon. See how this quaint philosopher did it. A sure cure for the bluee! 3 ; And • ■ '.. ■ . ■ STAN LAUREL in "NEAR DUBLIN" (Comedy) and LATEST PATHE GAZETTE. EMPEESS DISTINCTIVE ORCHESTRA : (Director—Mß. M. T. DIXON). SCREENING TIMES: "THE iLUCKY DEVIL," 11.25, 2.30, 5.40, 8.55/ "WELCOME STRANGER,' 1.10, 450, 7.30. Final Session commences at 7 p.m. Be Wi*e—Book Your Seat*. Box Plans at The Bristol, till s^-then at the Theatre. Ring 43-963.

DANCING. JAZZ. DIXIELAND. JAZZ. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. ABEL SMITH STREET HALL. Jack Harper's Orchestra will again I feature all the Latest Jazz Hiti. All th« usual Novelties. . - : Ladies Is 6d, Gents 2a. Manager, CLAUDE BATT. The Management reserve the right to refuse admittance-- ■ i ' ENJOYABLE JAZZ DANCE. ■ SATURDAY: VENING. ODDFELLOWS' HALL, Clyde quay, Courtcnay place tram terminus. DaltonV Orchestra. Dancing 8 till 12. Refreshments provided. Late Ambassador. ROSENEATH DANCE CLUB. -■■■ DANCE ■ TJOSENEATH SCHOOLROOM, on SATx»/ URDAY, 13th FEBRUARY, at 8 p.m.. Flannels optional. Supper provided. Subscription: Ladies 2s, Gents 2s 6d. I Californian Orchestra will feature all the latest. / SHETLAND SOCIETY MID-MONTHLY DANCE. SATURDAY, 13th FEBRUARY, at 8 p m., in NEW CENTURY HALL. Scotch and Old-time Dances. Good Music. Good Floor. Subs.: 2s and Is 6d. Supper provided. TO HUTT AND PETONE RESIDENTS. "LENORA SCHOOL OF DANCING;" rjONDUCTED by a pupil of Madame Mauselle, Melbourne and Lynn Ed- • wards, Christchurch. Teaches RUSSIAN, HUNGARIAN, SPANISH, ORIENTAL, BALLET, and CLASSIC Dances. Special Dancos and Music Direct from Vcrouine VestofF, New York. EVENING CLASSES for Adults, also Saturdaj Classes for Children. Commencing Tuesday, I6th February, and following Saturday, 20th February. Parent* interviewed at The Lounge, Lower Hutt, Saturday, Monday, and Tuesday Morning, 13th, 15th, and 16th; at The Lounge, Petone, Saturday, Monday, ■nd Tuesday Afternoon, 13th, 15th, and 1 ta I'cbi nary FUNERAL NOTICES. FUNERAL CARD. , Funeral of the late Richard Wood--1- man will leave his late residence, So, Ghuznee street, To-morrow, Saturday, /at 10 i a.m., for the Cemetery, . Karon. (Private interment). E. MORRIS, JUN, Funeral Director, 60, Taranaki-st. and 28, Riddiford-st. i Telephone 22-159, day and night. •J<HE Funeral'of'the late Hannah N." mJ Nelson will leave -Randwick road, Lower Hutt, Saturday, 13th ' February, 1926, at 2 p.m., for Taita Cemetery. J. R. Croft, Undertaker, Hutt and Petone. 1 Telephone 46-505. .: ' _ -, -FUNERAL NOTICE. fTHE Friends of Mrs.'Pines,* 29, Queen I str«ej;> are invited to attend the Funeral of her late beloved father, Thomas M'Gimty, which will leave the Mortuary .. Chapel of R. H. Wilson and Sons, Tomorrow (Saturday), 13th February, 1926, at 2 p.m., for the Karori Cemetery. ROBT. H. WILSON * SONS, ! Undertakers »nd Embalmers, 164, Adelaide road. Tel. 24-155. By Appointment to British Sovereign! from George 11. < to George V. ■pOR Tl 2oa Years the BROADAVOOD •*- PIANO hat remained Supremo—the Finest in the World. An exquisite Purity and Richness of Tone, Perfection of Touch, and Power of , ''Esprcsaion 1' give the Broadwood Piano a character which has often been imitated, but never equalled. > EASY TERMS OF PAYMENT. JOHN BROADWOOD AND SONS, Conduit- street, London, W. , Sole Agents: THE BRISTOL PIANO CO. . (LIMITED) (Established 1883), . ; WELLINGTON. Branches and Agencies Throughout ( , New Zealand. ) VtfE have pleasure in announcing the arrival of-the first. shipment of the New "Table" Model CHENEY GRAMOPHONE. • This Instrument embodies all the Cheney Acoutic Principles, and is remarkable value. PRICE £25. Easy terms arranged. A demonstration will convince you. CHAS. BEGG & CO., LTD., MANNERS STREET, Wellington. . SECTION OWNERS. PLANS and Specifications prepared; Works- Supervised; moderate fees. • A. Victor Smith, Architect, Diion-st, next King's Theatre. A. TRACEY, TAILOR, BIG reduction,in Suits and Costumes. ! Inspection invited. Own materials made up. All.garment* made on the premises. 60, Willis-st. (above Siegel's). TeL I 45-847. OTAGO Apricots everywhere. Buy early; avoid disappointment.