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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 137, 14 June 1927, Page 2

As a dispenser of Delight REGINALD DENNY stands alone. The clean, clever enontaneous humour'of this comedy is infectious and instantaneous. Truly, hois the Comedy King. WITHOUT DOUBT THIS IS HIS GREATEST TRIUMPH. IDE LUXE THEATRE. COMMENCING ON FRIDAY, 8 o'clock! LAUGHTER MATINEE SATURDAY 2.30 LAUGHTER MATINEE SATURDAY A UNIVERSAL. SPECL4L ATTRACTION. REGINALD DENNY "THE CHEERFUL FRAUD" You II forget winter is here. Additional: ME. EMANUEL AARONS And THE MIGHTY WURLITZER ORCHESTRA DE LCfxE (14 Solo Artists) (Directed by MR. EMANUEL AARONS). Box Plans at the Bristol Piano Co., Aitken's Book Arcade, or ring Theatre, Tel. 23-080.

.FEARLESS!' A man with the courage to attack an evil unflinchingly—a man whose oratory mms thrills, holds, and thrusts right home-^such is the PRINCE OF ORATORS, ' LIONEL B. FLETCHER, who, under the auspices of the New Zealand Alliance, will deal with " LICENSED LAW-BREAKERS IN N.Z." At the ' ■ ■ TOWN HALL, THURSDAY NEXT, 16th JUNE, 8 p.m. - Book your seat! For the nominal fee of 6d you can get a Reserved Numbered Seat at The Bristol, 179, Lambton quay. • , COMMUNITY SING LED BY CHILDREN'S MASSED CHOIR : '•■" ■ (Direction Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Howe) 1 Commences 7.30. : ADMISSION FREE. \ COLLECTION. ,

THING'S THEATRIC, ■^ING'S THEATRE, Dixon street. (Maintained at Comfortable Temperature Nightly). TO-NIGHT--8-TO-NIGHT. The comedy classic that has made history tbe -world over! And what a comedy! If we told you that it was better than Lloyd's previous pictures, you would probably tell us to think up something new. Nevertheless, it is true. Not only is it funnier than any one of his previous pictures that you like to name, but it is also crammed more full of thrills. "FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE." "FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE." "FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE." "FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE," ' '•FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE." "FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE" "FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE." "FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE." (Paramount Special Attraction.) Starring the greatest comedian on the screen to-dayl Lovable jester to the millions and undisputed Prince, of Camera Laughter. '"...,- ---: HAROLD LLOYD. HAROLD LLOYD., 'HAROLD LLOYD. HAROLD LLOYD ■ I HAROLD LLOYD. HAROLD LLOYD. HAROLD LLOYD. HAROLD LLOYD. With Joybina Ralston, Noah Young, James Mason, Paul Weigal, Jack Gavin, and Cast Par Excellence. SPECIALLY SELECTED SUPPORTING SUBJECTS. 'Delightful and Eminently Suitable Programme of Incidental Music by KING'S SELECT ORCHESTRA. KING'S. SELECT ORCHESTRA. | (Mr. A. H. Jerome, Mus. Dir.) i Ring Tel. 22-212 for Reservations. ■ PADEREWSKT. PADEREWSKr. PADEREWSKI. PADEREWSKI. . SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. M. PADEREWSKI Will give a FINAL RECITAL FINAL RECITAL FINAL RECITAL FINAL RECITAL At the TOWN H A L L X On. SATURDAY, 25th, JUNE, SATURDAY, 25th JUNE, SATURDAY, 25th JUNE, SATURDAY, 25th JUNE, And has signified his intention of devoting the proceeds o£ this Recital for the Immediate Relief of Necessitous Cases of New Zealand Soldiers -who served in the Great War. BOX PLAN FOR PREFERENTIAL SEATS OPEN AT THE BRISTOL PIANO CO TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY) MORNING, AT 9 O'CLOCK. PRICE 235. Direction J. and N. Tait. ~ HATAITAI RESIDENTS. GRAMOPHONE RECITAL. riHAS. BEGG AND"CO., LTD., follow- *- ing their custom of giving Free Gramophone Recitals in the various districts, invite you to attend at the School, Hataitai road, on WEDNESDAY, 15th JUNE, at 8 p.m. FUNERAL. NOTICES. rpHE Friends of the late Martha Charl- •*• ton are invited to attend her Funeral, which will leave the Mortuary Chapel of Robt. H. Wilson and Sons, To-morrow, 15th June, 1927, at 2 p.m., for Karori Cemetery. ROBERT H. WILSON AND SONS, Undertakers, 164, Adelaide road. Telephone 24-155. FUNERAL CARD. THE Friends of the late James Jackson (6/3051) are invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave the Mortuary Chapel of E. Morris, jun., 60, Taranki street, To-morrow (Wednesday), at 10 a.m., for the Cemetery, Karori. E. MORRIS, JUN., Funeral Director, 60. Taranaki-st., and 28, Riddiford-st. Telephone 22-159, Day and Night. FUNERAL CARD. rpHE Friends of the late Mrs. Mary '■*• Heenan, beloved wife of William Joseph Heenan, late of Muritai, will leave the Mortuary Chapel of E. Morris, Jim., 60, Taranaki sireet, To-morrow (Wednesday), at 2 p.m., for the Cemetery, Karori. ■ (Private interment.) E. MORRIS, JUiS\, Funeral Director, 80. T;iranaki-st.,-and 28, Riddifowl-st. ' Telephone 22-159, Day and Night. j