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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 34, 10 February 1927, Page 2

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THING'S Commencing TO-MORROW! •^MNG'S Commencing TO-MORROW! MAMMOTH CHILDREN'S MATINEE ' ON SATURDAY, at 2.30. SOMETHING NEW! BIG! SOMETHING NEW! BIG! ' THRILLING' THRILLING! "WARPAINT" "WARPAINT" Peter B. Kyne's High-: 'WARPAINT" ' Speed Action Thriller of "WARPAINT" the Flaming Frontier. "WARPAINT" Stirring aventures in "WARPAINT" the Red Indian Wars— "WARPAINT" romance in the gIamor"WARPAINT" ous West of bygone "WARPAINT" days—hard riding and "WARPAINT" sternly fighting fron"WARPAINT" -.tiersmen — early settler "WARPAINT" days—all live again in "WARPAINT" this spectacular outdoor "WARPAINT" epic. Realistic, : auth"WARPAINT" entie, gripping, vivid, "WARPAINT" virile. A stirring drama "WARPAINT" that rings- true. "WARPAINT" "WARPAINT" By PETER B- KYNE, "WARPAINT" By PETER B. KYNE, "WARPAINT" By PETER B. KYNE, "WARPAINT" By PETER B. KYNE, "WARPAINT" By PETER B. KYNE, "WARPAINT" By PETER B. KYNE, "WARPAINT" By PETER B: KYNE, "WARPAINT" By PETER B. KYNE, "WARPAINT" By -PETER B. 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WHENCE CAME THE RED-MAN? GCIENTISTS are puzzled and historians KJ disagree as to the Indian's origin,' but archaeology, Indian tradition, and literature all give the same account. The Indian is not "A Vanishing Race," but being a descendant from ancient Israel is destined in the devolution of civilisation to come again to prominence. Lantern Lecture on the origin of the Red Man will be given in the" Orange Hall, Daniell street, Newtown, SUNDAY NEXT, 13th FEBRUARY, at 7 p;m. Come! See, Hear for Yourself the evidence of this amazingly interesting subject. ■ ' . ■ Reorganised Churcli of Jesus. Christ of Latter Day Saints. "jl/TONDAY, 7.45 p.m., Basin Reserve—A JJX- Wonderful Array of New Zealand "Champions.