CALEDONIAN SPORTS. ■;■.. \ .-BASIN. RESERVE-. TO-MORROW ' (SATURDAY) TO-MORROW COMMENCING 10.30 A.M. AND CONTINUING ALL DAY. AMATEUR ATHLETIC EVENTS START 2 P.M. SHARP. WELLINGTON AMATEUR ATHLETIC CLUB'S ELECTRIC LIGHT SPORTS IN EVENING, AT S O'CLOCK. ATHLETIC AND HIGHLAND PIPING AND DANCING -CHAMPIONS FROM ALL OVER THE DOMINION COMPETING. Juvenile Dancing 10.30 a.m. Piping, 1 o'clock. BRILLIANT CYCLE RACES—RECORD ENTRIES. ROLL UP IN THOUSANDS AND SUPPORT THE CALEDONIANS' AND ATHLETES OF YOUR OWN CITY. SWIMMING! ' ' SWIMMING! TO-MORROW AFTERNOON, 2.3O'O'CLOCK TE ARO BATHS CENTRE CHAMPIONSHIPS. MISS K. MILLER AND D. LINDSAY (Olympic Representatives) competing, also W. CAMERON, C. CLARIDGE, RIX-TROTT, BLAKELEY, PELHAM, and scores of others—ALL CRACKER JACKS. BILLY HICKS AND DENNY MULVIHILL ARE DIVING. PRICES 2/- and 1/-. CHILDREN HALF-PRICE. / J. C. BLAKELEY, Hon. Sec. i!
rpHB KING'S THEATRE \ J-HE KING'S THEATRE ■ (Dixon street). i TO-NIGHT—S P.M.—TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT—S P.M.—TO-NIGHT. With FULL ORCHESTRAL MATINEE SATURDAY, 2.30. FIRST NATIONAL'S SUPER COMEDY! Under the underworld with a, New York cop and sky-high in loveland with a couple of darling lovers. It's the most life-like story since Charlie Murray gave you "M'Fadden's Flats." Make it your . . duty to see it! "DO YOUR DUTY." "DO YOUR DUTY." "DO YOUR DUTY." "DO YOUR DUTY." "DO YOUR DUTY." "DO YOUR DUTY." "DO YOUR DUTY." s ' "DO YOUR DUTY" "DO YOUR DUTY" "DO YOUR DUTY." A THOUSAND LAUGHS! A THOUSAND LAUGHS! A THOUSAND TEARS! A THOUSAND TEARS! A HUNDRED DIFFERENT THRILLS. A HUNDRED DIFFERENT THRILLS. ,In which the screen's most popular I Comedian, CHARLIE MURRAY, CHARLIE MURRAY, CHARLIE MURRAY, CHARLIE MURRAY, CHARLIE MURRAY, CHARLIE MURRAY, CHARLIE MURRAY, . . ■, CHARLIE MURRAY, Is seen in a chapter from the ]ife...0L.08f1....Qf.....New. York's "finest." Fights, flirts, fun, guns, and giggles!' Charlie Murray and a great cast bring you a picture more hilariously tearful than "M'Fadden's Flats." DORIS DAWSON, ■ ' DORIS DAWSON, ■-..-.. DORRIS DAWSON, . ':, ' '"<■' ' LUCIEN LITTLEFIELD, . LUCIEN LITTLEFIELD, LUCIEN LITTLEFIELD, • CHARLES DELANEY, CHARLES DELANEY, CHARLES DELANEY, With well-known and popular supporting players. . ■ FIRST NATIONAL SUPPORTING BILL And the Popular KING'S SELECT ORCHESTRA (A. H. Jerome, Mus. Dir.). Delightful Musical Setting. BOOKING—Box Plans at Bristol—Ring Tel. 2.2-212 i'or Reservations. ■ TJEGENT. •"'EGENT. MANAGERIAL. On account of the titanic bill to be presented our session To-night commences at 7.45. sharp. \ TO-NIGHT, 7.45. TO-NIGHT, 7.45. On the Stage. " On the Stage.. OUR NEW STAGE BAND PRESENTATION, "ROUND THE WORLD." "ROUND THE WORLD." !'■ "ROUND THE WORLD." "ROUND THE WORLD." "ROUND THE WORLD." A Maurice Diamond Production, With the "SYDNEY REGENT BALLET," "SYDNEY REGENT BALLET," THE KEGENT SYNCOPATORS, THE REGENT SYNCOPATORS, FREDDY HODGES and IVY TOWE, FREDDY HODGES and IVY TOWE, STELLA LAMOND, STELLA LAMOND, In MUSIC, SONG, „ DANCE. Master of Ceremonies, MAURICE GUTTRIDGE. MAURICE GUTTRIDGE. On the Screen, : A Double-Feature Bill. LEW CODY and AILEEN PR INGLE LEW CODY and AILEEN PRINGLE la "MAfJ BROADWAY," "BKAU BROADWAY," "BEAU BROADWAY," A Metro picture, - And WILLIAM BOYD in 'THE SKYSCRAPER." " "THE SKYSCRAPER." (A P.D^C. Picture.) Tel. 44-144. Plans at the Theatre and Begg's. ! IRISH REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION (Terence M'Swiney Hurling Club). WILL hold their Annual Picnic at Maid- . stone Park on SUNDAY NEXT, 13th inst. Buses leave Miramar 9 o'clock, Kilbirnie 0.15, Courtenay place 9.45, Lambton Station 10 o'clock. Ccad mile failto to all. i F. O'REGAN, Hon. Sec. ENJOY the homo comforts of a wellfurnished house. The only way is the Kenner way. Easy terms or cash. Prompt delivery and service. ANTED Known—Special Lines for Carpenters—Steel Handle Wrenches lOin 4s 3d, Win 6s; Bin Plyers, 3s; Tinsmith Snips, Sin 2s, Din 2s Gd, lOin 2s 9d. Sims Hardware. . XTEW YEAR Chocolate Gift Boxes at ■V easy prices. Dustin's, Cuba-st., Newtown, and Lambton-qy. (Cecil Buildings).
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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 9, 11 January 1929, Page 2
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