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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 22, 28 January 1929, Page 2

KILBIRNJE . KINEMA. ILBIRNIE KINEMA. TO-NIGHT at 8 o'clock. Always an actress of rare power, Pola Negii in "LOVES OF AN ACTRESS," "LOVES OF AN ACTRESS," A Paramount special production. Also, Richard Tulmadge, a great allilete, a marvellous rough-and-tumble fighter, in "TEARING THROUGH," "TEARING THROUGH," A picture full of thrills and daring adventure. Box Plan at Theatre Confectionery, curing Theatre, Telephone 14-202. Coming by Special Steamer. Commencing a Short Season on FRIDAY, Ist FEBRUARY. LOCATION: UPPER CUBA STREET. IN ALL ITS SPLENDOUR. PERRY BROS.' PERRY BROS.' GIGANTIC. GIGANTIC piRCUS AND ZOO. VIRCDS AND ZOO. The Greatest Ring Show on Earth. 40 MIGHTY BIG ACTS 40 40 MIGHTY BIG ACTS 40 Presented by the most brilliant coterie of world-famous star artists ever imported to NEW ZEALAND. PERFORMING WILD ANIMALS. JUMBO, the huge performing elephant, and TOMMY, the Midget Elephant, who dances, the Charleston and plays his own music. ■ BEAUTIFUL TRAINED AND EDUCATED HORSES AND PONIES. And a Myriad Marvels "never seen before in the Southern Hemisphere.' ZOO OPEN from 4 to 5. Feeding of Wild Animals at 4.30. FIRST MATINEE, 2nd FEB., at 2.30 p.m. PAHIATUA A. & P. ASSOCIATION. NINETEENTH ANNUAL SHOW. FRIDAY, 15th FEBRUARY. SUBSTANTIAL PRIZE MONEY. Valuable Cups and Rose Bowls offered for Competition. ENTRIES CLOSE TUESDAY, 29th JANUARY. Prize' Schedules promptly forwarded on application to J, A. WALSH, ' Secretary. WHERE TO DINE? At BARRETT'S HOTEL (Entrance opp. Bank N.Z., Lambton quay) NEW GRILL ROOM AND RESTAURANT NOW OPEN. TO Meet a long-felt want, Barrett's Hotel is now being run under the Continental Bystem, 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 6d. 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 supervision 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. Take the lift to the grill-room. R. FAIEWEATHER, Proprietor. I