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Dominion, Volume 16, Issue 89, 11 January 1923, Page 9

amusements. EMPRESS THEATRE TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT. Positively your Last Chanoe of Seeing CONSTANCE rrULMADGE ONSTANCE ALMADVE lu “THF. PERFECT' WOMAN, And Harold t loy.d AHOLD In “HIGH AND DIZZY.” Reserves at the Theatre. 'Phone 3442. EMPRESS THEATRE The Best Theatre in Wellington. Oven from 11 a.m. till Sleepytime. COMMENCING TO-MORROW (FRIDAY): WE PRESENT a Mighty Entertainment -Even-v Unit Selected with Aesthetic Care for the Pleasure and Edification ot our Patrons—A Programme that will hold you in Amazed Admiration tor THREE SOLID HOURb. FIRST: Eminent Author’s Tremendous Photo-nlav de Luxe-A Truly M*Bmficent Production and a Marvel ot 1 ictorial and Artistic Beauty—A Stupendous Sareen Version of the FamouS-Story by GOUVERNEUR MORRIS. GOUVERNEUR MORRIS. . A Trip to Chinatown —A Startling 4 ision of the Bizarre Exotic, "A. TALE OF TWO WORLDS. "A TALE OF TWO. WORLDS. "A TALE OF TWO'WORIJ9S. “A TAIJB OF TWO WORLDS. " A TALE OF TWO WORLDS. "A TALE OF TWO WORLDS. “A TALE OF TWO WORLDS.. BEATRICE JOY is Exquisite as Sin ben in this Colourful Romance.. WALLACE BEERY ns Ling Jo, the sinister Tor.g Leader, will live long m your MemoryThe Steel Room Terrible in its fiendish ngenuitv-is a BREATH-TAKING REVELATION of the Depths of the Oriental Mind. A GLOWING KALEIDOSCOPE OF THE PASSIONS OF EAST AND 1-Esl. 1 A J Howling Comedy of Business and Boodle, JACK PICKFORD, JACK PICKFORD, JACK PICKFORD JACK PICKFORD. o In the Livelier Comedy of H'p Season “JUST OUT OF COLLEGE-,, , “JUST OUT OF COLLEGE. “JUST OUT OF C OLLEGE.,, “JUST OUT OF Pickles—Romano Comedy. A- PICTURE THAT WOULD MAKE ’THE SPHINX GIGGLE. BESIDES: „ „ „ • , “The Ride for a Life,” Episode 11 of “Nan of the North, Empress Ne'-s Film. Ryeloraft Comedy. Siipwlntive Music by rhe FMPFESS DISTINCTIVE ORCHESTRA Reserves nt the Theatre, j bene 344FULLERS’ Hg ?SwSx Direction ... Ben and John duller. Ltd. TO-NIGHT at 8 TO-NIGHT A Programme that for sheer merit would be hard to beat. WALTER GEORGE AND HIS SUNSHINE PLAYERS. la a New Musical Comedietta, entitled “THE GIRL FROM THE U.S.A.” Chock Full of Girls and Gaiety, Catchy Songs, Delightful Dances, and, above all. Good Comedy. Six Sterling Vaudeville Acts in addition. PAT DOONAN —— GOLDA. MR. and MRS. KENNEDY ALLEN. DOLORES THE BRACKENS. RUSSELL AND FROST. FULLERS’ FAMILY PRICES: D.C. and Stalls, 2s. Gd. Back Stalls, Is. 6d. Upper Circle, Is. (Plus lax). Reserves at the Bristol, after 5 at Burnett’s, next Theatre.