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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 15, 18 January 1924, Page 2

WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS THE GREATEST 1924 CINE-MELODRAMA-"HELL'S HOLE!" x SHOWING SHOWING PARAMOUNT^. THEATRE. .. ... . .2.3O—TWICE DAILY—7.3O. " 2.3O—TWICE-DAILY—7.3O. A picture with a Mighty Moral, a Thrilling Landslide, Quick Action, and a "J_ove liiread softening, the warp and woof of a Rough Life—that's ■; ;■' . "HELL'S HOLE!" , . ■ Physical Red-blooded, Real He-man Action—and with the action comes melo- , drama of the sort that will keep you right up on your tiptoes. CHARLES JONES, 6" MAURICE FLYNNE and RUTH CLIFFORD. ' ■ ■ '• • -• ■ Also ' - • . tvv r,JS SGROVE CELEBRITY VAUDEVILLE PRESENT THE IHIRD OF THEIR ALL-STAR VAUDEVILLE ACTS DIRECT FROM THE TIVOLI THEATRE, SYDNEy ' ■ AUDREY KNIGHT, THE VIVACIOUS ENGLISH COMEDIENNE. IN CHARACTER STUDIES" AND BURLESQUE. -- COMEDY. . . GAZETTE. THE PARAMOUNT ORCHESTRA Under the direction of MR. R. R. CAULTON. BOX PLAN at -The Utility, or ring Tel. 21-842. BMP RESS THEAT RE. T?l.wtLiKot E T?NE^SSEfO^B- LCOMMENCING TO-DAY at 11 a.m. \ And at 1.0, 3.0, 5.0, 6.30, and. 8 o'clock. rr Awro?^ that we present the first of THE WARNER SCREEN ■ ..^i J -iobiu&—-J.no public are tired of machine-made pictures. These.Storie« ■ are NJiW, and the Characters arq. real. Their keynote is Huriianity. ■••-.. A ROMANCE OF THE RUGGED NORTH, Strong with the Surge of Primitive Action beating against the ' ' Restraints of Civilisation. "WHERE THE NORTH BEGINS," '. - :" - With RIN-TIN-TIN, THE BELGIAN POLICE DOG, THE CANINE WONDER OF THE WORLD. Thrills De Luxe await you in this Gripping Photodrama of Real Men and . weal Women that has caught the very spirit of the Wild where Men and ._■•■' ' Beast Battle for Supremacy. - OWING TO THEIR ENORMOUS SUCCESS, SAMMY AND PHYLLIS COPE Have been' retained for a further week, and will present an entirely Now •■' . aud Original Programme. ,' SUPERLATIVE MUSIC, INIMITABLY PLAYED BY THE WORLD-FAMOUS > EMPRESS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Under the Distinguished Conductorahip of MR. M. DIXON. Overture—"Merry Wives of Windsor" (Nicolai).. Incidental Music includes: —Suites, etc.—Norwegian Rhapsody (Svendsen); Peer Gyitt Suite (Grieg). Miscellaneous—Souvenir (Fibich); May Night (Brahms); Prayer at Dawn Augusta Holmes); Folk Song (Grieg); Adagio Palhelique (Godard); Menuet (Beethoven); Persiflage (Herbert); Butterfly (Grieg). BOX PLAN tit .The Bristol till 5 p.m., then at the Theatre. Tel. 3442. SWIMMING! , SWIMMING! THE GREAT 2-MILE, HARBOUR RACE. . /QUEEN'S.: ; SATURDAY —At 2 p.m.— SATURDAY. ■ A. LARGE'FIELD AND ALL THE DOMINION'S CHAMPIONS COMPETING. DIVING DISPLAY. DIVING DISPLAY. HICKS, THE CHAMPION, WILL'DIVE FROM 100 FEET. ; MANY OTHER PERFORMERS. MUSIC BY WELLINGTON PATRIOTIC BAND. ADMISSION—AduIts, Is; Children under 14, 6d.

CARNIVAL ATTRACTION! CAUNIVAL ATTRACTION ! . NEWTOWN PARK. : | THE. TROTTING OSTRICH, "BIG BEN." SOUTH AFRICA'S FAMOUS TROT- j . TING .OSTRICH IN HIS RACING ... SULKY. A NOVEL SIDESHOW ATTRACTION during Welcome Week Carnival will be the Tvotting Ostrich, Big Ben, in his racing sulky. Big Ben, is a beautiful Specimen of the South Africanbred Ostrich, standing, 9ft '-high. Born on the burning veldts of the Transvaal (South Africa) Big Ben has had a wide and varied career, during his 12 years of life. After spending four years on an ostrich farm he was picked out on account of his splendid physique and feathering for the motion picture business, where he was broken 'to harness and taught the racing game. Since Big Ben was purchased from the Vitagraph Picture People he- has taken part in 81 speed contests, suffering defeat on one occasion only. That defeat was by the world-famous eprinter, Donaldson, known as the Blue Streak, in a 75yda dash on the Durban (South Africa) Racecourse, in the presonce o£ 18,000 peoplo.. Big Bon has raced in every country in the world1 against human beings, trotters, gallopers, whippets and greyhounds. As Big Ben leaves New Zealand next month to. take part in speed, contests throughout Australia, visitors to the Carnival should not miss this opportunity of seeing tho 1 rotting Ostrich in his racing sulky. Look for ..■■.. "BIG BEN," THE TROTTING OSTRICH. EUCHRE., TO-NIGHT. EUCHRE." nn.O-NIGHT. .at lhe Dainlies, 18-22. W~ Courtenay place. Si:; Prizes, 2 £1 Orders, 2 10s Orders (open orders). 2 other Genuine Prizes. All brand new cards.. Good conduct. > Euchre at 8 p.m. Also, Tuesday nights, same place, same prizes,, fame firm. Admission Is. J. BAILLIE. H. HEADIFEN. mHE.Friends.of the late George Noble -*-• are invited to attend his Funeral, which, will, leavo his late residence, No. 5, Douro . avenue, Newtown, To-morrow (Saturday), 19th January, 1924, at 2 p.m.,' for Karori Cemetery. ROBERT H. WILSON AND SON, ... _ .... Funeral Furnishers, Te1.24-155.. 164. Adelaide roa<3. CORONATION LODGE, U.A.O.D, "ORKTHKEN are- requested to attend ±2 iho Funeral of1 the late Bro. 0.1 JNoble, which will leave his late residence, 5, Douro avenue. Newtown. To-morrow (Saturday), 19th January, at 2 p.m., for J , '% Order of the A.D. j I-lAHUY BAKER. j a^UU your New Suit;' absolutely guar- •*-. aiitood io (it, style, and workman-! .?1" 1'- <°- Mamiors-st." (upstuirs). En-j \^ —•« ituiiiQ Kt=irwa.v. '