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oming FRIDAY, 21st"JANUARY, opening at the Matinee. Matinees Every Day, M at 2.30; Evenings, at 8. Special Orchestral Accompaniment at all Matinees. DE ■..'LU.IE.' . THEATM (THE FINEST THEATRE UNDER THE SOUTHERN CROSS) • ■ vv ivst presentation in New Zealand of the Monarch of Movieland—crowned by interational millions as the King o£ all Pictures at London, Paris, Berlin, and New York. "'cc t triumphs, it shatters records everywhere, for it's human. Its appeal is world-wide. "V^ ;.. grips brains, captures hearts. It knows no distinction, no class, no creed. Its '* tory is for all mankind. Its magnetism is unbounded, it makes the whole world kin. £X lETRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER PRESENT THE EPIC SUPREME IN 1 2 REELS. "W "THE BIG PARADE" % AWARDED PHOTOPLAYS GOLD MEDAL ' >» ; . ■"■■■....■' . . sell s the greatest picture of its time—ls months at New York ~nd still running (a Kil vorld's record) —7% months at the Tivoli, London (a record for the British Isles), ff w OHN GILBERT (awarded the Gold Medal for the Finest Characterisation of the w r ear), RENE ADQREE as "Melisande," KARL DANE as "Slim," and TOM =^7 O'BRIEN as "Bull" —Four Immortal Characterisations. » L <To advance in prices. Box Plans Bristol and Aitken's. Ring Telephone 23080. ?i£ - " . • : ;• ■ „ F .' „ \ , Pri Based on the Magnificent Stage Play, "THE PELICAN." The same Star and same "fl director who made "HUMORESQUE." A Pulsating Drama that answers the duestion: "WHAT'S WRONG WITH MARRIAGE?" ■ mv - ■ ■•'■■. ■■' . '■ - .- ■■ F DE LUXE THEATRE {TR\^i?li^S™ 5 COMMENCING NEXT FRIDAY, 8 o'clock, /mi ■;.■ ' ■■ ..■-■■' . "■ ■•(••■. sel .' ' ' . .. ' H< MONSTER MATINEE SATURDAY, 2.30. ' ... V ,' - / ' WILLIAM FOX SPECIAL .jo; - "MARRIAGE LICENSE?" -.: : . I . ■■ .-•('-■ . Featuring' • :, Q ALMA RUBENS; WALTER PIDGEON, WALTER'M-GRAIL, RICHARD WAL- ■?' LING, and CHARLES LANE. . Not a problem play, yet answering the most vital question of the day; not a sex j r drama, yet pulsating with Violent emotion; not a "thriller," in the accepted sense of j^, the word, yet replete with exciting situations; not a pink tea society drama, yet =J dealing with the "upper half"; not a comedy, yet offering many" a smile—it's a story J[ -; ■ as true as life and just as big. '.■--■■ ■ . . ' ■ ■ ' ■ ■ai ORCHESTRA.DE LUXE (Directed by Miss A. Bryers). £ Bos Plans at the Bristol Piano Co., Aitkeu's Book Arcade, or riug Theatre (Tel. 23-080). ll ' ' ' pi . —. N 1927 THE NEW YEAR 1927 } ■ ' ■ ■' ■.:''■ '.'■."'■■'"'. ? >■, One good .action to start with is .•. . '.- ][ •'■.•'■ o: TO GIVE SOMETHING TO ASSIST IN PROVIDING THAT SORELY-NEEDED 5 NEW HOME FOR THE . s MOTHERLESS BABIES \ , ' ■■;.■■.■•. i Have nnothai 1 look at the particulars given in the circular you received, and it you =j have not already responded, please send your donation to the J " ' .'l' ■.-;"■ ■" t ■■ ' hon.'secretary; „ ' "' . ■ ■.. .] BABIES' HOME CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE, • i _ P. O. BOX 729, WELLINGTON. ' 1 If you desire, on ringing TELEPHONE 40-556, a Representative will call. 1

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DANCING. 7 THE VIOLET JAZZ, . TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. T^ARLY SETTLERS' HALL, *-J 86, Abel Smith street. | Wellington's Jolliest, Jazz. Coolest Hall in Town. Flannels optional. Flannels optional. Four Valuable Prizes Given Away. . ■.'; Lucky Fot-trot—2o Prizes. . . - 'Streamers. Streamers Streamers. ' JACK HARPER'S ORCHESTRA. .Gents 2s, Ladies Is 6d. , «' Direction, MR. AND MRS. J. SHARP. . TAITA PUBLIC HALL. CHILDREN'S Fancy Dress and Adults' Old-time Dance, SATURDAY, 15th JANUARY, 1927. The Virginian Orchestra. Prizes: Children 5 to 14 years of age .and children under 5. Good floor, musicy and supper. Ladies Is 6d, Gents 2s, Children Is. Hunt's Bus leaves Petotte 7.35, Lower Hutt .7.50. V. PBMBERTON, Sec. J\E LUXE : ASSEMBLY, ■*-' Victoria Hall, Adelaide road. TO-NIGHT. . TO-NIGHT.-WELLINGTON'S MOST POPULAR OLD-TIME DANCE. Spotlight and Monte Carlo Waltz. Valuable Prizes Given.N Ladies Is 6d, Gents 2s. F. M'GONNELL, M.C. M. R. JACKSON, Sec. PUBLIC NOTICES. A USTRALIAN MUTUAL , PROVI-'-3- DENT SOCUiTY.—It is the intention of the Society on or after the 11th day of Februaiy next, to issue a Copy Policy in place of Policy No. 440934 on the life of Koa. Isable Danaford, which is declared t"o have been lost. . Wellington, 11th January, 1927. . A. AMIES, . Manager for New Zealand. BANK OF AUSTRALASIA. : (Incorporated by Royal Charter, 1835) Paid-up Capital £4,000,000. Reserve Fund : 3,760,000 leserve Liability of Proprie- ' ■.-■.-' tors ..- • 4,000,000, £11,760,000 A BRANCH of this Bank is now open ■A. at UPPER HUTT, under the management of Mr. M. Hanron, for the transaction of all the usual Banking business. W. L. WARD, Inspector, lltji January, 1927. NOTICfi TO LADIES. OUR Salons will remain open ALL NEXT-SATURDAY owing to to-day being a holiday under the new award lor - IeSSTAMFORD S AND CO., "LTD., Toilet Specialists, Willis street. Telephone 44-745. ' FUNERAL NOTICES. FUNERAL CARD. THE Funeral of the late Thomas William Foote will leave the Mortuary Chapel of E. Morris, jun., 60, Taranaki street. To-morrow, Wednesday, the 12th January, at 10.30 a.m., for the Cemetery, Karo"' E. MORRIS, JUN., Funeral Director, 60, Tsranaki street.. Telephone 22-159. FUNERAL NOTICE. THE Friends of the late Mr. William Walter Mullis are respectfully invited to Attend^ his Funeral, which will leave his late residence, 63, Richmond street, Petone, To-morrow (Wednesday), 12th January, 1927, at 2.30 p.m., for the Sacred Heart Church, Britannia street, thence for the Cemetery, Petone. R. A. PARRANT, " v Undertaker, ' 46, Fitzherbert street, Petone. COURT EPUNI, No. 7314, A.0.F., ," : PETONE. TVrEMBERS are requested to Attend the JML Funeral of ■ our late'Bro. W. Mullis which will leave his late residence, 63 Richmond street, Petone, on Wednesday 12th January, at 2.30 p.m., for the Sncret Heart Church, thence to Catholic Come lery, Petone. J. LEADBEATEJB, Secret Mfc