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amusements. Book Your Seats at the Bristol or Ring 3442. We’re Always on the Job. ' EMPRESS THEATRE THE BEST THEATRE IN WELLINGTON. Open from 11 a.m. till Sleepytime. COMMENCING AT 11 A.M. TO-DAY. WE PRESENT a Colossal Enlertainmen t as Great as the Break o’ Day and ns Invigorating as the Dow of Heaven—NE VER, ABSOLUTELY NEVER, in .all.the Chronicles of Amusement has such a Great, Good, and Glorious Entertainme t been Offered for so Little. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS SUPPORTED BY MARJORIE DAW In His Latest an d Greatest Picture, ■ “ONE OF THE BLOOD” SEE tho Fight on the Stairs. SEE tho Leap over the Swordsmen. SEE the Chase in the Palace SEE the Hold-up on the Bridge. SEE tho Swiftest Gallop in t*he world. SEE the Rescue from the Six-story 1T • You may think you’ve seen Doug, at his best before. BUT BELIEVE Ufa, when we state that hero is a Picture that will be an Eye-opener. NEVER nas a more Interesting and Gripping Picture been filmed. Eight Reefs of Laugnter, Thrills, and Suspense—an Avalanche of Mirth, Thrills, and Happiness. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS Is a Sure Cure for the Blues —Eight Reels of Continuous Dramatic Fireworks— Not a Let Up—Ono Breathless Thrill succeeds Another. GOOD NIGHT, GLOOM! GOOD MORNING, JOY! ENDURANCE - Also FREE AND EASA. A Motor Tour Full of Real A Mermaid Comedy of De Luxq Thrills. Dimensions. And EMPRESS DISTINCTIVE ORCHESTRA Of Ten Solo Musicians. The Only Real Orchestra in Wellington. Under the Distinguished Conductorship of MR. L. D. AUS UN. BOX PLAN NOW OPEN AT THE BRISTOL, or RING ’PHONE 3442. PARAMOUNT & ARTCRAFT. PROGRAMME DE LUXE. LAST NIGHT IT WAS AN ABSOLUTE FURORE. “BROADWAY ROSE,” A WONDERFULLY CAPTIVATING FILM, STARRING VIVACIOUS MAE MURRAY IN HER MOST EN CHANTING MOOD. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT: For weeks past great preparations ha v« been proceeding at Paramount on a Prologue in cidental to “BROADWAY ROSE,” Nothing like it has been attempted in Wellington before IVnt’rteTorld iginal features that have not been show n in any theatre throughout the wold. Beautiful Dancing by the Misses Joyce J ulian and Ngairo I hipson (of Mis-e Williams and Gibbs* School of Dancing), synchronising with the Picture; also a living Statue Tableau and Sweet Songs by Gertrude Burge. It is our Supreme Effort to please. Beautiful Musical Score at both Theatres. MATINEE DAILY PARAMOUNT, 2.15 p .m. ARTCRAFT TO-DAY Only 2.30 p.m. EVENING SESSION—PARAMOUNT 7.30 P.M., .ARTCRAFT 7.45 P.M. Be sure and BOOK YOUR SEATS. Box Plans at Utility and Bristol. FRIDAY NEXT—"THE KENTUCKY DERBY."

QTRAND THEATRE. OTRAND THEATRE. Continuous from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. NOW SHOWING. CONSTANCE TALMADGE, CONSTANCE TALMADGE, CONSTANCE TALMADGE, In her most glittering triumph, “EAST IS WEST” "EAST IS WEST.” "EAST IS WEST.” "EAST IS WEST." Eight reels of radiant romance and wonderful drama It begins on a love ship and ends in love. It’a CONNIE’S first BIG Picture. Also -> MACK SENNETT MACK SENNETT MACK SENNETT Presents. His Side-splitting Comedy, "LOVE, HONOUR, AND BEHAVE " "LOVE, HONOUR, AND BEHAVE. "LOVE, HONOUR, AND BEHAVE.’ Husbands will howl, girls will Riggle, divorcees will drop, when they see this ' roar of risibility. Prices as usual. ’Phone 3299. SHORTTS’ THEATRE. HORTTS’ THEATRE. TO-NIGHT’S MIGHTY ATTRACTIONS. Another Double Feature Offering, Headed by the finest nautical story ever told on tho screen, "ON THE HIGH SEAS." "ON THE HIGH SEAS." "ON THE HIGH SEAS.” Eight astounding reels of breathless action, dangers, thrills, and dramatic situations. Seo the terrifying spectacle of a mammoth liner enveloped in flames. The Navy in action. The giant battleship to the rescue. Adventure. Romance, Realism. DOROTHY DALTON, JACK HOLT, and MITCHELL LEWIS Appear in this mighty Paramount Triumph. Another Picture of equal merit presents ALICE BRADY, NITA NALDI, ALICE BRADY, NITA NALDI, And DAVID POWELL DAVID POWELL In ft fast-moving sequence of incidents terminating in a wonderful climax. "ANNA ASCENDS." "ANNA ASCENDS.” Supports include "Torchy” Comedy, Gazette, Travelogue. Be early to-night.Bo early to-night. PRINCESS- THEATRE. RIN CESS THEATRE. The Little Theatre with, the Big Attractions. Daily, 12 Noon till 10 p.m. LAST TWO DAYS OF (1) DOROTHY DALTON and DOROTHY DALTON 'and RUDOLPH VALENTINO in RUDOLPH VALENTINO in "MORAN OF THE LADY LETTY," "MORAN OF THE LADY LETTY," "MORAN OF THE LADY LETTY," (2) RHUBARB VASELINO In "MUD AND SAND,” "MUD AND SAND." COMEDY. SCENIC. TOPICAL. Popular Prices. Reserves, ’Phono 1967. PRINCESS THEATRE, ORGAN RECITAL. IJIOWN HALL. TOWN HALL-TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), April, 8, 1923, 8.30 p.m., by MR. BERNARD F. PAGE (City Organist). Sonata in I) Minor .. Faulkes (a) Prelude from "La Damoiselle Elue” (b) Prelude from "L’enfant Prodigue” Debussy (By request). Elegiac Romance John Ireland flunioresko Op. 101 (No. 7) ... Dvorak Toccata and Fugue in C Major ... Bach Admission Free. Voluntary Contributions i eceived at door. QONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, at 8 p.m. RECITAL RECITAL RECITAL RECITAL By FRANCES HENRY (Violinisle), EUDORA HENRY (Pianiste). Tickets (including tax): Res., 3s. Sd.; Unres., 2s. 2d. Box Plan opens a.t the Bristol To-morrow (Thursday), April 5. g A N D. WELLINGTON PATRIOTIC SOCIETY At NEWTOWN PARK, TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) AT 3 P.M.