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Evening Post, Volume C, Issue 87, 9 October 1920, Page 3

;Where Music in its truest artistic sense is allied to the Perfect Motion Picture. PARAMOUNT. -ARAMOUNT. The Theatre of Big Attractions! EACH AFTERNOON, 2.15. EACH AFTERNOON, 2.15. EACH NIGHT, at 7.30. EACH NIGHT, at 7.30. MARK TWAIN'S MARK TWAIN'S GREATEST ROMANCE OF YOUTH AND ADVENTURE, " HUCKLEBERRY FINN. 1 " HUCKLEBERRY FINN.' " HUCKLEBERRY FINN.' " HUCKLEBERRY FINN.' In the Galiery of Eternal Youth. Mark Twain, the Ma3ter Humorist, has carved their adventures. FINN," TOM SAWYER, THE "KING," THE "DUKE," POP FINN, AUNT POLLY, BECKY THATCHER, WIDOW DOUGLAS, "BLACK" JIM, UNCLE HARVEY, And alt the other inimitable characters, now appearing in a delightful and thrilling 7-REEL PARAMOUNT-ARTCRAFT SPECIAL ATTRACTION. " HUCKLEBERRY FINN." " HUCKLEBERRY FINN." Is interpreted by an Ali-Star Cast, each of the twenty roles being assigned to Artists suitable to the parts portrayed. " HUCKLEBERRY FINN " " HUCKLEBERRY FINN " Through all the years THEY LIVE!! As real, as fresh, as appealingly human as when Mark Twain, his eyes a-twinkle, called them from his heart, and wrote them down for ever in the WORLD'S GREATEST ROMANCE OF YOUTH! A PICTURE AS GREAT AS THE STORY! PRICES AS USUAL. Reserves, Utility, or Tel. 21-342. Same Programme Showing at ARTCRAFT THEATRE. ARTCRAFT THEATRE. ARTCRAFT, RTCRAFT, The Home of the Big Double Feature. Paramount-Artcraft. Attractions. KOW SHOWING. NOW SHOWING. MARK TWAIN'S " HUCKLEBERRY FINN." " HUCKLEBERRY FINN." Also LIONEL BARRYMORE In "THE COPPERHEAD," Or " NOT UNDERSTOOD." Box Plan at The Bristol, or Tel. Artcraft, 3470. Same Programme Showing at PARAMOUNT THEATRE. EiRITANNIA THEATRE. 'RITANNIA THEATRE. TO-DAY !, TO-NIGHT ! the William Fox Masterpiece, "S ' A L 0 M E," "S A L O M E." ' "S A I> O M El" "S A L 0 M E," "S A L O M E?' *'S A L O M E," Reserves, telephone 358 NOTE. — This Picture is recommended uore especially for adult audiences. QTAR THEATRE; NEWTOWN. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! A Piquant, Pleasing, Picture Play. The Clever Little Comedienne, MADGE KENNEDY. In a snappy Goldwyn Comedy-Drama, "THROUGH THE WRONG DOOR'" MADGE KENNEDY, in another of her delightful characterisations that will make you forget the high cost of living. A picture that keeps you continually smiling. "THE TALE OF A TIRE !" A Fountain oi Fun. "Three Hours Late!" (Christie*: "Thief in the Night!" ;Drama); "Efficiency!" (Christie); "Birds of Prey" (Educ). SATURDAY NEXT—Everybody's Favourite, "EARLE WILLIAMS!" /\tJR THEATRE, NEWTOWN. "THE MAN WHO WON," "THE MAN WHO WON," Featuring HARRY MOREY. HARRY MOREY. Supported by Beautiful. Dainty, BETTY BLYTHE. 1A strong story full of mystery and melodramatio situations, which keeps you thrilled right up to the whirlwind denouement. A powerfully written story by ■ CYRUS TOWNSEND BRADY. Pathe Gazette. Liberty Serial Episode 19. A Very Exciting Episode. "GENUINE AMBROSE," an Uproarious Comedy. A most thrilling and exciting programme. T^-ELLINGTON S.D.P. LECTURES. ALEXANDRA HALL, SUNDAY EVENING, at sB. Speaker: MR. TOM BRINDLE. MR. TOM BRINDLE. Subject: "LABOUR AND EMPIRE." ' Doors open at 7. . Collection. J\ A N C E XJ And PROGRF.SSIVE 500 TOURNAMENT. TUESDAY NIGHT, 12th OCTOBER, At 7.30, At MASONIC HALL. BOULCOTT-ST., In aid of ANGLICAN BOYS' ORPHANAGE. Gentlemen 3s, Double ss. Tickets from H. Spear, 7, Willis-street, (Hoi-nic's Outfitter, Cuba-street. MUSIC. SUPPER. GOOD PRIZES.