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Dominion, Volume 16, Issue 225, 11 June 1923, Page 9

EMPRESS THEATRE Tha Best Theatre in Wellington. Open from 11 a.m. till Sleepytime. NOW SHOWING. NOW SHOWING. The Famous Stage and Screen Star, / GEORGE ARLISS GEORGE ARLISS GEORGE ARLISS GEORGE ARLISS in “THE SILENT VOICE” "THE SILENT VOICE” “THE SILENT VOICE” (Release by United Artists, Aust., Ltd.) A Superb and Bewitching. Picturisation of Gourverneur Morris’s Famous Novel. SPLENDID SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. EMPRESS SYMPHONIC ORCHESTRA. Under the conduotorship of Mr. M. Dixon Box Plan at the Bristol, or ’Ring 3442 tor Reserves.

SESSIONS AGAIN' CROWPED. I Enthusiastic Praiso of this Fascinating Pastime. - • ' Respond to the call these stinging, cold nights; SKATING! SKATING! . SKATING!' Daily at the pOLOSSEUM, ROLLER . RINK, VOLOSSEUM ROLLER RINK. I , Vivian Street.. • . Direction: The’ Colosseum Amusements■ Co. SPECIAL LEARNERS’ SESSION. 5.30 i to 7 p.m. / . _ You can learn inside five lessons. .Change of Musical Programme -To-night. A MBAS SAD O R. CABARET DE LUXE, - - ‘ ~ 68 Willis Street. - Direction.--.Mr.-.W.H. Stevens,’" * ' 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. 6(1.; 'Saturdays/ 55.; - Special Nights, v 7s. 6d. Come and-Hear the Laughing Saxophone To-day (Saturday). '■■ ■■■■■■• Learn to Dance. at the ■ ■■’ AMBASSADOR STUDIO. ’Phone 1636. P.O. Box. 1423 ILLUSTRATED LECTURE. MISS SOPHIE NICHOLLS. M.A.; F.R-G.S. (Frances Mary Buss Travelling Scholar. Palestine),.-. Author of “Scenic Studies of the Bible Background” & “Pictures, of Palestine.” Y.M.C.A. ASSEMBLY HALL, 8 p.m. TO-NIGHT S p.m. Subject:' “Palestine' and Syria, with Special Reference to General Allenby’* Campaign.” Illustrated by a series of wonderful Lantern Slides. Admission, Is. Proceeds in aid of Y.M.C.A. foreign work; GISBORNE .. Competitions society, SEVENTH ANNUAL FESTIVAL. OPERA HOUSE, AUGUST 24 to SEPTEMBER 1. Judges—Dr. V. E. Galway, Dunedin; Mr. Culford Bell, Wellingm. Copies of "Schedule or Book of Words posted on application to FRED R. BALL, Hon. Scretary, Box 60, Gisborne.

Dustin’s pies are justly. famous, for lunch, tea. and supper. z .,Made of the best ingredients, and always piping hot to take home,; Call in; at Cuba Street and take some pies home.—Advt.