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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 12, 15 January 1929, Page 2

TWO NEW BELL BUS SIGHTSEEING TRIPS. EVERY MORNING, at: 10 o'clock: .A 28-mile trip via Karitane Home, Mdlrose, Mount Albert, Island Bay, Kelburn, Karon, Wilton road (back of Tinakori Hills), Wudcstown. Duration, 2% hours. EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SUNDAY AFTERNOON, at 2.0 o'clock: A 60-mile trip to Akatarawa and the Brown Owl Tea Gardens, via the newlydeveloped areas and the beauty spots in the Hirit Valley. Duration 3% hours. ALL BUSES LEAVE GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS, AND CALL FOR i. " . PASSENGERS BY ARRANGEMENT. DIAL • 45-555 FOR SEATS ■ AND INFORMATION. ADULT FARES 5/- on new trips and usual afternoon trip over Mount Victoria and round Point lialsweJl.. . .

IJEGENT. tEGENT. (The Theatre Beautiful.) At 7.45—T0-NIGHT-At 7.45. THE BIGGEST SUCCESS YET RECORDED. Our No. 2 Stage Baud Presentation, "DANCING ROUND THE WORLD," "DANCING ROUND THE WORLD," "DANCING ROUND THE WORLD," "DANCING ROUND THE WORLD," "DANCING ROUND THE WORLD," . With SYDNEY REGENT BALLET, FREDDY HODGES, IVY TOWE, and ' ' , STELLA LAMOND, in MUSIC, SONG, AND DANCE. On the Screen—A Colossal Double Feature Bill: ' LEW CODY and AILEEN. PRINGLE in "BEAU BROADWAY" "BEAU BROADWAY" "BEAU BROADWAY" (A Metro Picture), ,\ud WILLIAM BOYD in "THE SKYSCRAPER "THE SKYSCRAPER" "THE SKYSCRAPER"' (A P.D.C. Picture). MAURICE GUTTRIDGE And The REGENT OPERATIC ORCHESTRA. Plans at the Theatre and Bristol. Tel. 44-J44. Reservations Retained To-night till 7.40. IJEGKNT, IEGEiVT, (The Theatre Beautiful.) COMMENCING FRTDAY NEXT. COMMENCING FRIDAY NEXT. IT TOOK A YEAR' TO MAKE IT! IT TOOK A YEAR TO MAKE IT! THE SCREEN'S GREATEST HUMAN DRAMA OF LIFE! By the man who made "THE BIG PARADE. "THU BIG PARADE. KING VIDOR'S "THE CROWD." • "THK CROWD." "THE CROWD." "THK CROWD." "THE CROWD." "THE CROWD." "THE CROWD." A Mirror of Life—Love—Marriage—Cliilf (ken — Ti ilnilatious—Disillusionment--Sor-ro w s—Joys—Life! On the Stage: DAILY, at 2.15, NIGHTLY, at S, The Revuesical Pantomime, "DICK WHITTINGTON AND HIS CAT" "DfCK WHITTINGTON AND HIS CAT" Specially Written and Produced by ED. WARRINGTON, With a Great Cast of Characters, Including CONNIE HARRIS as Dick Whittiuglou. And MILDRED HARRIS as Alice Fitzwarden. The Demon King, FREDDY HODGKS. And E mVARD WARRI NGTO NT In his London Success, Bridget the Cook. 6 GORGEOUS SCENIiS. 0 BALLETS by MAURICE DIAMOND. Orchestral Direction, Maurice Guttridge. EMPIRE THEATRE, ISLAND BAY. MPIRE THEATRE, ISLAND BAY. LAST NIGHT TO-NIGHT. The Bigprefit and Greatest Picture since "Ben Hur." Don't miss your last opportunity to see "DRUMS OF LOVE," "DRUMS OF LOVE," With LIONEL BARRYMORE. LIONEL BARRYMORE. "Drums of Love" Screened to capacity "Drums of Love" houses at the Strand. '"Drums of Love" Is a United Artist "Drums of Love" Super Special. "Drums of Love" Will . ,Siold you spell"Drums of Love" bound with its splen"Drums of Love" dour. You can't afford "Drums of Love" to miss it. . ; MINOR ATTRACTIONS: First National Comedy. ' Topical Budget. POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT. POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT. THE BEST SHOW OF THE SEASON. J£ARORI MIDSUMMER, PARISH HALL, KARORI, NEXT SATURDAY, 19th JANUARY. Open from 3 p.m. continuously. \ GLADIOLI! GLADIOLI! GLADIOLI! Finest ever seen in Wellington. CARNATIONS, SWEET PEAS, CUT FLOWERS, VEGETABLES, Etc. Entries close 10 o'clock Show Morning. r FUNERAL NOTICES. ~ rpHE Funeral of the late Mrs. Jane ■*• _ Smith Latham will leave her late Residence, 84a, Aro street, To-morrow (Wednesday), 16th January, "1929, at 11 a.m., for the Karori Cemetery. No flowers by request. R. H. WILSON AND SONS, : Undertakers, 164, Adelaide road. Tel.'24-155. . fPHE Funeral of the late Mrs. Percy E. -^- . Staple will leave the Congregational Church, Cambridge terrace, To-morrow (Wednesday), 16th January, 1929, at 2 p.m., for the Karori Cemetery. ROBERT H. WILSON AND SON, Undertakers, 164, Adelaide road. Tel. 24-155. r|"VHE Friends of the late John Harry x Man Han are respectfully invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave the Mortuary Chapel of Robert H. Wilson and Son, To-morrow (Wednesday), 16th January, 1929, at 9.30 a.m., for the Karori Cemetery. ROBERT H. WILSON AND SON, Undertakers, 164, Adelaide road. Telephone 24-155.