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Dominion, Volume 16, Issue 224, 9 June 1923, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. EMPRESS THEATRE THE BEST THEATRE IN WELLINGTON. Open from 11 a.m. till Sleepytime. COMMENCING AT 11 A.M. TO-DAY WE PRESENT a Programme of Lavish and Amazing Magnitude—Of Unrivalled and indisputable Pleasure —An Entertainment that will lift’ You Into a .New World of Delightful Music, Drama, and Jollification—A Great Big entertainment that will Make YOU Proud and Happy. FIRST—The Famous Stage and Screen S tar, GEORGE ARLISS A Suparb and Bewitching Picturisatio n of Gouverneur Morris’s Famous Novel, “THE SILENT VOICE” 'Released by United Artists, Ltd., Aust.). MANAGERIAL NOTE: "The Silent Voice” was originally known as "THE MAN WHO PLAYED GOD," and under the latter title played throughout the Continent andica, achieving Phenomenal Success. Owing to Copyright Laws we are compelled to screen it under the title of "THE SIL ENT V OICE. ’ A NEW GEORGE ARLISS.—You’ve seen the Inimitable Arliss as the Crafty Schemer; as Statesman and Diplomat; and in High-class Comedy. SLL HIM as THE ROMANTIC LOVER. THEN—“P U T AND TAKE” Thirty Minutes of Good Solid Laughter. EMPRESS NEWS FILM. SCREEN SNAPSHOTS. The World's News Pictorially Presented. All About the Movie Stars. Superlative Music Inimitably Played by the World-famous EMPRESS DISTINCTIVE ORCHESTRA Of Ten Solo Musicians. The Only Truly Great Orchestra in Wellington. Under the Distinguished Conductorship of MR. M. DIXON. BOX PLAN OPENS TO-DAY AT THE BRISTOL, or RING ’PHONE 3442 FOR RESERVES. PARAMOUNT AND ARTCRAFT NOW SHOWING MAE MURRAY, MAE MURRAY, In Her Latest Triumph, “FASCIN ATION,” A Vivid Romance of Young Blood and Old Spain. The story of what happened to Dolores-De-Lisa, a girl who dared di splay her beauty in the most dangerous resort in Madrid. An Intrigue of Yankee Pep and Spanish Passion. DARING COSTUMES. GREAT BULL- FIGHT SCENES. CARNIVAL CELEBRATIONS AND DRA MATIC CLIMAXES. “FASCIN ATION,” IS A WONDERFU L PRODUCTION. EXCELLENT SUPPORTS. EXCELLENT SUPPORTSSUITABLE AND SUPERB MUSIC BY OUR ORCHESTRA. AT PARAMOUNT NIGHT SEASON ONLY During "FASCINATION” Season a beautiful Prologue is being shown, with wonderful stage settings and lighting effects. - Vocalist: MR. FRANK HEWITT. • Dancing by MISS PHYLLIS TANNER. ATHLETIC SPORTS. ...... J. . . _ RUGBY! RUGBY! TO-DAY, TO-DAY, A GREAT PROGRAMME. A GREAT PROGRAMME. AT ATHLETIC PARK At 2.45 p.m. At 2.45 p.m. PONEKE v. B HRHAMPORE. At 1.15 ATHLETIC v. 'VARSITY. At 1.15 p.m. AT BASIN RESERVE At 2.45 p.m. PETONE v. ORIENTAL. At 245 P ' m ’ AT PETONE At 2.45 p.m. At 2 - 45 P- m - PETONE v. SE LWYN (JUNIOR),. ADMISSION—Ground 6d.; Stand Gd. (plus tax). , F. J. McCOMISKY Secretary, W.R.F.U.

AMUSEMENTS. MERRIE VtrELLINGTON. ERRIE ELLINGTON. Help to Make it Merrier during WELLINGTON ELLINGTON WELCOME ELCOME r WEEK, EEK, JULY 7 to 14. JULY 7 to 14. JULY 7 to 14. JULY 7 to 14. JULY 7 to 14. JULY 7 to 14. RACING ' BOXING -— GOLF POSTER BALL JAZZING FOOTBALL HOCKEY And Hosts of Other Attractions. Tell your outef-Wellington friends about Welcome Week—invite them to Wellington, and give them the treat of their lives! Eight days and eight nights of gaiety on the largest scale. BOOK THE DATE. JULY 7 to 14. THE A MBASSADOR, -tl CABARET DE LUXE. 68 Willis Street, Direction: Mr. W. H. Stevens. I LUNCHEON, ' 12-2. Music from 12.30. No Extra Charge for Dancing. AFTERNOON TEA. 3-5. Minimum Charge for Tea, Is. 6d. Dancing, Is. extra. CABARET CABARET 8 p.m. (Evening Dress). Week Nights, 3s. Gd.; Saturdays, 55.; Special Nights, 7a. 6dCome and Hear the Laughing Saxophone Today (Saturday). Learn, to Dance at the AMBASSADOR STUDIO. t 'Phone 1636, P.O. Box 1423 — WBIXINGTON MTD. RIFLES REGIMENT, N.Z.E.F. REGIMENTAL REUNION. EMPIRE HALL. PALMERSTON NORTH, JUNE 13, nt 8 p.m. WEDNESDAY NEXT H. BENNETT. H<m.