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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 22, 26 January 1929, Page 4

THE THEATRE PARAMOUNT.. HE THEATRE PARAMOUNT. Courtenay place. TO-NIGHT-B—TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT-8-TO-NIGHT. Universal Present their Brilliant Adaptation of REX BEACH'S REX BEACH'S HEX BEACH'S REX BEACH'S REX BEACH'S REX BEACH'S REX BEACH'S REX BEACH'S REX BEACH'S REX BEACH'S Famous Novel! 1 An amazingly thrilling romance of the Great North Country. "THE MICHIGAN KID." "THE MICHIGAN KID." "THE MICHIGAN KID." "THE MICHIGAN KID." "THE MICHIGAN KID." ■ "THE MICHIGAN KID." "THE MICHIGAN KID." Beyond all doubt one of the most magnificent- out-of-doors pictures ever produced upon, the screen. A forest life that pales into insignificance anything that has ever gone before—a ride for life in a frail canoe through the mad whirl of the treacherous mountain rapids—a fight between two rivals for the hand of the girlit will live long in the memories of all' who see it. CONRAD NAGEL RENEE ADOREE CONRAD NAGEL RENEE ADOREE CONRAD NAGEL RENEE ADOREE And Cast of many hundreds, including Lloyd Whitlock, Adolph Millar,'. Fred Esmelton. Maurice Murphy, Virginia Gray, Dick Palm, and others. SPECIAL SUPPORTING ATTRACTION! Second Production of Series 3,0f the world popular "NEW GREATER COLLEGIANS." " NEW GREATER COLLEGIANS." Tho last word m entertaining Short Subjects. THIS WEEK'S FEATURETTE, Entitled "CALFORD versus REDSKINS." "CALFORD versus REDSKINS." ■ With - GEORGE LEWIS, . . GEORGE LEWIS, DOROTHY GULLIVER, DOROTHY GULLIVER, And all the other favourites. FURTHER PICTORIAL SUPPORTS Include INTERNATIONAL NEWS, , EMPIRE NEWS BUDGET, COMEDY. In Addition, • ORCHESTRA PARAMOUNT "(R. R. Caulton, Mus. Dir.) Special Music Setting. BOOKING.—Bos Plans at Theatre. Ring Tel. 21-842 for Reservations. '. ■ .. WELLINGTON CORPORATION ■ ' EMPLOYEES' PICNIC ICNIC ■ Will be held WEDNESDAY, 30th JANUARY, 1929, at Hutt Park Racecourse. Train leaveß Lambton Station 10 a.m., and leaves racecourse at 7.S p.m. Adults Is 6d, Children 6d.. Tea, Milk, Sugar, Hot •Water, Fruit, Sweets, Jlce Cream, Soft Drinks. MASTERTON A. AND P. ASSOCIATION 42nd ANNUAL SHO ( W. AT SOLWAV RAILWAY. SIDING. MASTERTON, 19th AND 20tb FEBRUARY, 1929. RAM AND EWE FAIR, 21et AND 22nd FEBRUARY. CUPS VALUED AT £800. PROGRAMME includes Classes for All Breeds ol Live Stock, Ring Events, Novelty Events, Dog Trials, Kennel Classes, Home Industries, Sewing, Horticultural, etc. • i ■■■'..'._. DO NOT MISS THIS SHOW. Entries close 2nd February, 1929.: Railway Concessions for Exhibitors b£ Live Stock Send for Free Schedule. • R. H. WILLIAMS, Secretary, Box 40, Masterton. DANNEVfRKE~DISTRrCT A AND P ASSOCIATION. TWENTIETH ANNUAL SHOW,. Show' Grounds, Damievirke. TI'RSDAY and" WEDNESDAY, 12th ana I3tb FEB RUARY 1929 RAM FAIR following day Great exhibition of stock ■ Competitions liberally catered i for Re cord entries expected. ' Liberal prize money. The Dog Section will be a special feature of this show. Meccano competition—boys and girls. Borne craft classes Butter and cheese classes. Send for sched ule and all information now. Entries close Tuesday, 29th January, 1929. . Grounds Electrically Lit Each Evening. Admission Is, Children 6d, Cars Is. All pay. . • , H. S. M. QUIGLEY, Secretary. P.O. Bos 38, Danuevirke. PAHIATUA A. & P.'ASSOCIATION. NINETEENTH ANNUAL SHOW. FRIDAY, 15th FEBRUARY. ■ AN ATTRACTIVE SCHEDULE. . SUBSTANTIAL PRIZE MONEY. Valuable Cups and Rose Bowls offered for , Competition. All the indications point to a Record Gathering. ENTRIES CLOSE TUESDAY, 29th JANUARY. , Prize Schedules promptly forwarded on application to J. A. WALSH, Secretary. WHERE TO DINE? At ■. t . : BARRETT'S HOTEL "■(Entrance opp. Bank N.Z., Lambton quay) NEW GRILL ROOM AND RESTAURANT ,': NOW OPEN. npO Meet a long-felt want, Barrett's ■*• Hotel is now being run under the Continental system, and the management has inaugurated two special features. GRILL AND FISH LUNCHEON Served from 12.30 till 2 p.m.: • 'Price 2s. DINNER (6 courses), From 6 to 8 p.m. Price 2s Cd. The advantages of this service are manifold. It provides a delightful way of entertaining your friends or business acquaintances, and submit to them a menu par excellence prepared and served under the supervisiou of an expert chef. The management of the restaurant 'is under the care of Mr. W. Shirley, late of the Hotel Auckland. Theatre-goers should try this new innovation. Simply dial 41-525 and a table will be reserved for you. The maximum of service and comfort are assured you at all times. ■ Town and country visitors should pay a visit to Barrett's; t- '' Take the lift to the grill-room. R. FAIRWEATHER, Proprietor. WELLINGTON PLUMBERS' AND" GASFITTERS' UNION. I NOTICE TO EMPLOYERS AND r EMPLOYEES. TT'MPLOYEES and Employees are uoti--*-1 fied that the Annual Picnic will be , held on Saturday, 2nd February, 1929. This day is a holiday under the Award. . H. THOMPSON, Secretary.