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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 6, 9 January 1928, Page 2

LAST FOUR DAYS OF "BEN HUE"! MANAGERIAL.—The record season closes definitely on THURSDAY, and tue iilin leaves Wellington on FRIDAY'S Ferry Steamer. REMEMBER! FOUR LAST CHANCES—SEIZE ONE OF THEM! DE LUXE 2.30—T0-DAY, and TUES., WED., and THURS.—B.O. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER'S ROYAL COMMAND EPIC, 'BEN HUR" NEVER BEFORE—PERHAPS NEVER AGAIN! REV. JASPER CALDER (Auckland's Popular Minister) writes: "See 'Ben Hur..' my iriends, oven if you have to live on two meals a diiy for a week to make up for it. You'll not regret it, believe me. —(Sgd.) JASPER CALDER." PRICES: Over 200 seats 1/6—over 200 at 2/ —over 400 at 2/9. Reservations 3/6 and 4/(3. Matinees 1/6 to 2/U. Children 1/- and 1/8. BOOK AT BRISTOL OR AITKEN'S. THEATRE TELEPHONE 23-OSO. FIRE SALE! FIRE SALE! I NOW ON UPSTAIRS AT AITKEN'S ARCADE. The Whole of Our Stock Upi-tairs now being Sold at HALF-PRICE. Here are just a few of the many Bargains: — LUSTRE MILK JUGS—I/- FIRE SALE PRICE 5d PRESERVE JARS—I 6/6 dozen FIRE SALE PRICE 8/3 dozen SWEET DISHES-Od each FIRE SALE PRICE 4 for 1/-TUMBLERS-8d FIRE SALE PRICE 4d each SUGAR AND CREAM JUGS—2/- each FIRE SALE PRICE 1/- each SHAVING MUGS—3/- each FIRE SALE PRICE 1/6 each VEGETABLE DISHES-C/l) each FIRE SALE PRICE 3/3 each MEAT DISHES—4/0 each FIRE SALE PRICE 2/3 each WHITE PLATES—IOin., 1/:; each FIRE SALE PRICE 8d each WHITE SAUCERS—4d each ■ :.. FIRE SALE PRICE 2d each PEPPER AND SALT SHAKERS—Sd each FIRE SALE PRICE 4d each SHAVING SOAPS—I/- each FIRE SALE PRICE 4d each CARBOLIC TOOTH POWDER-1/- each FIRE SALE PRICE 3d each RAZORS—S/- each FIRE SALE PRICE 2/6 each CIGARETTE CASES-2/0 each FIRE SALE PRICE 7d each RUBBER SPONGES-!/- each FIRE SALE PRICE 6d each SELF-FILLING FOUNTAIN PENS—2/6 FfRE SALE PRICE 10% d each GENTS' MILITARY HAH' BRUSHES—2/0 FIRE SALE PRICE 6d each COAT HANGERS—Bd each FIRE SALE PRICE 4d each HUNDREDS OF LADIES' SILK BAGS—Usual price 2/6 each FIRE SALE PRICE 6d each THOUSANDS OF APEX & IMPERIAL RECORDS-All at Half-price .... 1/6 each MANY OTHER LINES FAR TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELF. AITKEN'S ARCADE, 5, COURTENAY PLACE.

rpHE KING'S THEATRE. A HE KING'S THEATRE. (Dixon street). •VGAIN TO-NIGHT, 8 o'clock. AGAIN TO-NIGHT, 8 o'clock. TWO-STAR PROGRAMME OF SUPERLATIVE MERIT! First Attraction— W. C. FIELDS'S COMEDY JUT! W. C. FIELDS'S COMEDY HIT! Laughter has broken loose! Ficlds's funniest comedy, "Running Wild," is running first for comedy honours of the seaBon. It's the hit of a laughtime. Come and enjoy a Fields day of fun! W C. FIELDS MARY BRIAN W. C. FIELDS MARY BRIAN With Cast of Favourites, in "RUNNING WILD." "RUNNING WILD." "RUNNING WILD." "RUNNING WILD." "RUNNING WILD." (A Paramount Picture.) Second Attraction— EXTRAORDINARY PRODUCTION! EXTRAORDINARY PRODUCTION! An Astounding Picture Romance of Life and Love in the South Seas. Twenty months in the making. Actually filmed in Savaii and British Samoa. Glamour, charm, realism, and thrills in a real life romance of the sunny south. "MOANA." "MOANA." I "MOANA." "MOANA." "MOANA." "MOANA." "MOANA." "MOANA." "MOANA." "MOANA." KING'S SELECT ORCHESTRA (A. H. Jerome, Mus. Dir.). In Delightful Music Programme. BOOKING—Ring or apply at Theatre, Tel. 22-212 for Reservations. UALITY THEATRE, ISLAND BAY. Double Feature To-night. No 1— The Laugh Picture of the Year, ••APRIL FOOL." "APRIL FOOL." With Alexander Carr, Baby Peggy, Snitz Edwards, Dnane Thompson, Mary Alden, and Raymond Keehe. No. 2- ALBERTA VAUGHN In "THE COLLEGIATE." Six reels of amazing drama. NEW ZEALAND SCENIC AXD SPORTING FILMS. HTHE Publicity Office announces that the DAILY SCREENINGS of New Zealand Films will be commenced nt the Studio, 125 LAMBTON QUAY (Next Public Trust Office), On WEDNESDAY NEXT, 11th instant. Screening time, 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. daily. The Public are invited to co-operate with the Department in advising visitors to the capital city to take advantage of this opportunity of seeing some of the wonders o£ the Dominion. Ring Publicity Office (44-395) for Complimentary Tickets or same may be obtained from Tourist and Railway Departments and leading hotels. PETONE AMBULANCE VAN COMMITTEE. fWING to the Wellington Free Ambulance Association having taken over the functions of the above Committee, A MEETING OF CONTRIBUTORS TO THE FUNDS OF THE PETONE AMBULANCE VAN COMMITTEE Will be held on WEDNESDAY,' the 18th day of JANUARY, 1928, at 8 p.m., in THE MAYOR'S ROOM, MUNICIPAL BUILDINGS, PETONE, for the purpose of deciding as to the disposal of the funds now held by the Committee. The Convener proposes that such funds be donated to The St. John Ambulance Division, Petone, the Nursing Division, Petone, and the Plunket Society, Petone, and Wellington Free Ambulance Assn., Inc. GEORGE COOK, Convener. This is the third advertisement of this notice. SIGHT -SEEING TOURS ROUND WELLINGTON IN THE BELL BUS. Leave Govt. Buildings at 10 a.m. and 2.0 p.m., calling for passengers en route. Telephone 45-555 for Seats. A personally-conducted tour over Mt. Victoria and past the Site of the Proposed Massey Memorial. YOU CANNOT BUY A BETTER RIDE. BELL BUS CO. Office and Garage: 49, Thorndon quay. BARRON'S rnYPEWRITING, MULTTGRA PHING, A and REPORTING SERVICE, Commercial Bank Chambers, 320, Lambton quay. Te!. 45-G4l.