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Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 144, 15 December 1927, Page 2

LAST SCREENING TO-NIGHT. THE KING'S . THEATRE HE KING'S THEATRE! (Dixon street.) NORMA SHEARER NORMA SHEARER In an Hilarious French Farce. And what a romance it is! French, frothy, and funny, it has a thrill and a laugh in every scene. "THE DEMI-BRIDE" "THE DEMI-BRIDE." "THE DEMI-BRIDE." "THE •DEMI-BRIDE." (Metro-Goldwyn Production.) NORMA SHEARER LEW CODY NORMA SHEARER LEW CODY With CARMEL MYERS DOROTHY SEBASTIAN. Additional! ' . Additional! Of the season's styles and modes ' REPLICAS OF rHE GOWNS WORN (Gowns by "Lewis's." Millinery by "Vanities.") KING'S SELECT " ORCHESTRA CAlr. A. H. Jerome, Mus. Dir.) IBvel¥yV^ Sdy^SiS Here is something new—new scenes—new story angles—new camera technique. These are the very things movie patrons are shouting for—and shopping for. Here is a picture having all of these. Douglas M'Lareu as a: dashing Oriental adventurer in a 1027 comedy with a. 1000-year-old setting. KING'S THEATRE—NEXT FRIDAY. KING'S THEATRE—NEXT FRIDAY. DOUGLAS M'LEAN ; DOUGLAS M'LEAN - DOUGLAS M'LEAN DOUGLAS M'LEAN * DOUGLAS M'LEAN i DOUGLAS M'LEAN DOUGLAS M'LEAN : • DOUGLAS M'LEAN . DOUGLAS M'LEAN - In the Paramount Comedy Special, "SOFT CUSHIONS." "SOFT CUSHIONS." "SOFT CUSHIONS." "SOFT CUSHIONS." "SOFT CUSHIONS." "SOFT CUSHIONS." * "SOFT CUSHIONS." "SOFT CUSHIONS." "SOFT CUSHIONS." " CUSHIONS." "SOFT CUSHIONS." "SOFT CUSHIONS." "SOFT CUSHIONS.'? "SOFT CUSHIONS." "SOFT CUSHIONS." "SOFT CUSHIONS." "SOFT CUSHIONS." "SOFT CUSHIONS." "SOFT CUSHIONS." "SOFT CUSHIONS." Into the Sultan's harem with Doug. M'Lean as our harem-scarem quids! A. hundred miles an hour with a smile at . every mile! SECOND ATTRACTION! A Romance of the Great Canadian North- . West, "GLENISTER OF THE MOUNTED," "GLENISTER OF THE MOUNTED." "GLENISTER OF THE MOUNTED," "GLENISTER OF THE MOUNTED," "GLENISTER OF THE MOUNTED," "GLENISTER OF THE MOUNTED," "GLENISTER OF THE MOUNTED," "GLENISTER OF THE MOUNTED," Starring the screen's foremost athlete and lover, MAURICE ("LEFTY' FLYNN, MAURICE ('IiEFTY' FLYNN, MAURICE ("LEFTY'- FLYNN; . MAURICE ("LEFTY 1 FLYNN, MAURICE ("LEFTY' FLYNN, - • MAURICE ("LEFTY' FLYNN.V MAURICE ("LEFTY' FLYNN! > With Special Supporting Cast . ; PARAPARAUMU SPORTS. NEW YEAR'S DAY, 2nd January, 1928. I?NTRIES close with Secretary or Mr. <*-* A. C. Kitto, Willis street, Wellington, on 22nd DECEMBER. Keen competition assured. First Trophy 100 yards, 440, and mile valued £5, etc. Entry Is. Programme on application. Special Train leaves Wellington 8.44 a.m. S. G. BATTEN, / Sscretary. NEW THOUGHT CENTRE. HEALTH LECTURE. : V .-■ By; '..- ".. - QLARKE IRVINE: ,"If Jesus Came to Wellington." TO-NIGHT, 8 O'CLOCK. 113, MOLESWORTH STREET. . Admission free. ' All welcome. RESULT OF SYNAGOGUE BUILDING FUND RAFFLES. CUPPER Cloth, No. 15, Mr. Tom Vasey. ° Art Telephone Cover, No. 64, Mies R. Phillips. • ' ' : Dressed Doll, No. 128 i—. Casserley. at 128, The Terrace.) WELLINGTON GIRLS' COLLEGE. ANNUAL PRIZE DISTRIBUTION, REGENT THEATRE, FRIDAY 16th DECEMBER, at 10.30 a.m. Parents, Friends, and Old Girls are cordially, invited to attend. FUNERAL NOTICES. THE Friends of Mr. E. G. James are no- •■- tified of the Funeral of his late Wife Sarah Ellen, which will leave 21, Lewisville terrace at 10 a.m. To-morrow (Friday), 16th December, 1927, for Karori Cemetery. ■ 'I^Hii D'riends ot the latePawicKTlin^ ■*■ ogue are respectfully invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave St. Mary of the Angels' Church, Boulcott street, To-morrow (Friday), 16th December, 1027, at 9.30 a.m., for the Karori Cemetery. Requiem Mass will be celebrated at 9 a.m. J. S. TAYLOR AND SONS, Undertakers, , Cambridge Terrace and Karori. Day and Night Telephone, 264)73. JfUISJiKAL CSRD^^™^™^^™ THE Friends of tho late John Moroney •*• are invited to attend his Funeral which will leave the Mortuary Chapel of E. Morris, Junr., 60, Taranaki street, Tomorrow, the 16th December, 1927, at 9 a.m. for the Cemetery, Karori. E. MORRIS, JUN., Funeral Director, 60, Taranaki street. Telephone 22-159.