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Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17807, 5 July 1923, Page 1

AMTTSKMENm j GREATER CBY BTAI PALIO& The Best Theatre in tie Empire Open 1 to 5 pjm.; 6.58 to Sleepytime. ANOTHER HUGE SXTCCESS. V. M. BEEBE Presento "THE BURDEN OF PROOF.* "THE BURDEN OF PROOF." _ . ■■ 6tarrin£ The Dazshng Blonde Bsauty of the ScrseS, MARION DAVIES. MARION DAVIES. SECOND- ': "THE PRISONER." "THE PRISONER." From George Barr McCutcb.edri'a ftte*te*t Novel "Castle Craneycrow"i-the liveliest story ever written. Starring! the world'* tswfci4l dashing actor. I HERBERT RAWLINSON. HERBERT RAWLINSON. lOtlu ROUND iOti. "THE LEATHER PUSHERS." j • A Picture of Smnahinjpr Action. "Perils of the yukon." BROWNIE, the Wonder Dog. COMEfit . INTERNATIONAL NEWS FILM. SUPERLATIVE MUSIC Inimitably Played by the Wdrld-FariWtM SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, Largeiit and. Best Orchestra in AustralMf"' Under the Distinguiahad Conduciorship -- mr ■Alfred j. buns. Overture, "Wiiliam Tell" (Rossini). RESERVES at. This Bristol,' or Bing 1111 Brother Been? (he's always on the jofc-% 'Phone 3755. BflOk Wo Start o/t Bteven; J.Q UUEN" *,S ,T H El't RE. Continuous' froiri li to 16. , A HUGE SUCCESS; Everyone delighted with our gijfs&tfo t»rogi<aihnie. ELAINE HAMMEIt9TfiIN, , : " ELAINE HASiMEKSTEIN ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN ELAINE HAMMEBSTEUT Aaa ■■■■ CONWAY TSARLET. ■■/ CONWAY TEABLB OONWAY TEARLEj CONWAY TEARLB ' la «. most exciting, thrilling an 4 'Bntea?*.' taiiiing masterpiece ever "One week of LOm" v i "ONE WEEK'OF LOVE;" : .' "ONE WEEK OF LOVE." . "ONE WEEK OF LOV&" Its intoxicating love eoenesy e«ns»iionk3 action, bewildering' hearty, suspense; ,and ; pathos, all combine to make it tie Gtfealeel) ■Picture df the year. '■';'.. ; During the screening of "One Wo&k <tt Love," "Skipper" Francis -*lll aiag hifc' £reM fiticoaSS, "Oho Wefefc of Lata." ' ■, : •. And .in '. ~ i -■; •■,■;■■,. ..■.. . One of ■ the. beat , and most mgtoai&& dramas yet,.shown of the Froseh North.*" DUSTIN FARNUM , ;■■ DUSTIN FARNUM ■••■ In,« stirring story of love v fcnd dtttyy "WHILE: JUSTICE. WAITS;" ■ ' "WHILE JUSTICE WAITS." y Slowly but surely the. wheels of Juatio* grind <>n; •:■"■• '.■■'■■ Supports inolude Sunshine Comedy, Oasette, and Scenio study. : ; -; • Piiosa aB usual. PLAN AT W&Bt&x I *. .■'■',■ .:. 40t <TR AN D 'Daytime, 3d, Gd and U. 1 T, R A N D Night, Gd And la Id, SEE—The Glisten of Wealth and Beauty in New York's Fashion Belt! SEE—The Best Dressed Woman ,of the Scteen. GLORIA. SWANSON GLORIA- SWANSON GLORIA BRANSON GLORIA SWANSON GLORIA SWANSOJI Who Wears Six Larjeh' Croatioae sa4 - two Boautiful iiegKgess is ♦■HER HUSBAND'S'. TBADE-MAKJfcJ',,, "HSR HUSBAND'S TSADE-Mim " "HER HUSBAND'S TRADE-MAltK.'* Brohdv/uy Cbmedy. GAsetts. BEE. ALSO the Stdiy of 0. Poliah Girl ithn. , landed in America as an Immigrant ' ALICE BRADY In ,„ ALICE! BRADY "THE LAND OP HOTEo" '.;■■ ■l»v;.rf.'.!-' I ; ©;v'i; : ;.L; -t\ 'i.;;*'^:-; ■■■■■ L ' iv.-'a-ia.- r - jkaimfr■■■:&!&): :- ; .r-V-r : - SubSeiiptldn: DfauMe:'4B,. Single M ! v-:^ Invitattons friay be 'Obtained at.l'hoßiriiStol .or at,the door. . ;'■■■;.' :■'■'•:■■-':::- t 3oo[ 1 DDliidTON aMatettr sivipicw^I3L CLUB:—Euchre' and■•• Dance/. Sel*rt»" steoet Hall, sth JTHiY; 1M .wjn'-J -■ AAvmelan is; ; Gents; rentftining td 'dono&i«: eittfe. G6od,priz*fl and rhusie. forget bnlr Fancy IMBs;Gftllj'Syd»ah4ta fifttl,l»4h. July. -: 4s 6d, 8«, 26 H- - v Ctaod fAMs, for Oostuttiea.:';'"'- ■.■-■:'-.*' MS' DIXIELAND. .-.LUXE ■--■■; JAZZv ,;■ :■'BAHO3B:. ■ THURSDAY, JULY' fith., 3. ttugg's Saxaphone Orchestra. .Subscription! Dwubla ; f!a,"Single 3f1,.;. o^' V-....T AI'vVT kPV. ■■■■■: v .-. "GUSSY'S TROUSAHS." :-.■. Full Orchestral Acoonipaniniont. *AI TAPU HALL, TO-NIGHT. pHRISTOBURCH Toy:D6g and Oat <slu4 \j (Incorporated). AnmiM ■ Shoiv, CaUdohifcn. Hall, 27th arid SSth JULY. Entriea. cl<«6 at 218 High street oh FRIDAY, 6th Juljj 1923. L. J. LOHREY, Hon. Sec. 4BBSF BUS£NBSS AMOUIiOEMENTS. SHELTER BELTS ARE ESSENTIAL. 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