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Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17750, 30 April 1923, Page 1

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AMUSEMENTS. 4i"Where musio in its true artistic sense is allied to tk» Perfect Motion Picture." VERY O D T' S (The Distinctive Theatre). THIS WEEK. JHIS WEEK. WE TAKE PLEASURE INPRESENTING ONE OP THE GREATEST MASTERPIECES EVES. SCREENED IN CHRISTCHURCHI PARAMOUNT^ NINE-REEL WONDER PICTURE 1 A Magnificent Dramatisation of PETER B7 KYNE'S PETER B. KYNE'S PETER B. KYNE'S Thrilling, Powerful, and Popular Novel, "THE PRIDE OP PALOMAR." "THE PRIDE OF PALOMAR." "THE PRIDE OP PALOMAR." "THE PRIDE OF PALOMAR." "THE PRIDE OF PALOMAR." "THE PRIDE OF PALOMAR." "THE PRIDE OF PALOMAR." "THE PRIDE OP PALOMAR." "THE PRIDE OP PALOMAR." "THE PRIDE OP PALOMAR." Interpreted by a Specially-Selected All-Star Cast, including MARJORIE DAW, > MARJORIE DAW, MARJORIE DAW, MARJORIE DAW, FORREST STANLEY, • FORREST STANLEY, FORREST STANLEY, FORREST STANLEY, JOSEPH DOWLING. JOSEPH DOWLING. JOSEPH DOWLING. JOSEPH DOWLING. A virile Romance gay with colour and bold with adventure. Directed by the man who made "Humoresque." "THE PRIDE OP PALOMAR." "THE PRIDE OF PALOMAR." "THE PRIDE OF PALOMAR." . "THE PRIDE OF PALOMAR." "THE PRICE OF PALOMAR." "THE PRIDE OP PALOMAR." "THE PRIDE OF PALOMAR." "THE PRIDE OF PALOMAR." "THE PRIDE OF PALOMAR." "THE PRIDE OF PALOMAR."

A Mighty Story of ft man's thrilling fight for love and honour in . the-boundless romantic West'. v Such Horsemanship, such "Incidents, such Romance and Beauty have never before been given in one Picture. A PERFECT ENTERTAimiBNT! A Long Picture—and you will wish' it ■were Longer.

Additional— Par&motmt'e Wonderful Comedy, "TORCHY'S NUT SUNDAE," "TORCHY'S NUT SUStoAE," JOHNNY HINES. JOHNNY HINES. Absolutely a Riot of Laughter from Start to Finish. BURTON HOLMES rtRAVELOGUE, liATEST GAZETTE. -- A Splendid Musical Programme EVERYBODY'S "SELECT"? ORCHESTRA , Conductor . W. J. Bellinsham, F.S.M. Some of the Items.: — Overture—"Quarter, Deck" . .. Alford Suites—; ' '■'■.'.. "Kamennoi-Ostrow" . Riiibenßtein "M.arch Mignono" . . ' . Paldini Prelude ■< .■ . . . . . Chopin Grand Opera—"Reinzi" . , . Wagner Symphony—"Surprise" . . . Haydn Entr'acte—"Romance" . . Lee David Light Selections— , ''Cairo" . . , . . Fletcher "Sweethearts" , , . . . Herbert Fox Trot—"Omar" , ... Hail > Usual Prices. Reserves at The Bristol, or 'Phone 4925. ' 7424 We Start at Eleven. U E EN *S THEATRE. COMMENCING TO-DAY, esytest Super-Feature of the Year. MOTHER-LOVE AND SIMPLICITY OF THEME THE KEYNOTE. \ s Tho FOX CCRPORATIpN Present "mary cahr mary carr maey cahr ■ MARY CARR in "SILVER WINGS." "SILVER WINGS." "SILVER WINGS." "SILVER WINGSi" "SILVER WINGS." "SILVER WINGS." Repleto with Laughter, Thrills, end Heart Interest. AN EPIC OF THE LOVE THAT GIRDLES THE EARTH.

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