PARAMOUNT. ARAMOUNT. . (The Theatre or Surprises.) MATINEE DAILY, 2.15. MATINEE DAILY, 2.15. EVENING, 7.30. ■ EVENING, 7.30. Now 'Showing. ... - Not only a Paramount-Artcraft Royalty Masterpiece, but. an extra seven-part Paramount Speoial Attraction. - HOBART BOSWORTH'HOBART BOSWORTH HOBART BOSWORTH " • ■ In' . "3ELOW THE SURFACE." "BELOW THE SURFACE." "BELOW THE' SURFACE." , "BELOW THE SURFACE." "BELOW THE SURFACE." .. - "BELOW THE SURFACE." A Paramount-Artcraft Royalty Masterpiece. ' THOMAS H. 1 INCE'S GREATEST CREATION. "BELOW THE SURFACE." •"BELOW THE SURFACE." "BELOW . THE SURFACE." "BELOW THE SURFACE." Six sensational reels of love and adventure above- and beneath theeea! Ranging from a 1 fishing village home to a city palace of pleasure Vivid with mystery, ■wreck, and peril, and the most exciting under-water expJoite ever shown in a ; motion picture • Additional: ROSCOE ARBUCKLE ROSCOE ARBUCKLE ROSCOE ARBUCKLE ROSCOE ARBUqKLE 1 In . "THE ROUND-UP." "THE ROUND-UP." • "THE ROUND-UP." . "THE ROUND-UP." In tho world-famous-Tole of the rotund Sheriff, "Slim" Hoover, "Fatty" Arbuckle ■ comes to millions of friends in his first big Comedy-Drama. Bos' Plan ,on, view at The Bristol and Utility, or -Tel. Paramount 21-842, or Artcraft 3470. ■ LADIES AND CHILDREN, PLEASE COME TO THE DAY SESSION AT PARAMOUNT. . , Night Crowds Enormous. Day Prices: Stalls, Is Id; D.C, Is 7d. Night Prices: Stalls, le 7d; Res. Stalls, 2s Id; D.Q., 2s 7d. ' • . Children Half-price Day Session Only. Same Programme Showing at ARTCRAFT THEATRE. ARTCRAFT THEATRE. AR T C R A F T,. BTCEA F t T, The Home of the Big Double Feature. Paramount-Artcraft Attractions. NOW SHOWING. NOW SHOWING. Same Programme as'at PARAMOUNT THEATRE. Box Plan at The Bristol or Telephone Artcraft, 3470. TCX7HEW! ' ' ■ ~' '*» NAZIMOVA in "THE BRAT!" .' "THE BRAT!" Coming,!. £* T AR. THEATRE. ' TO-NIGHTi TO-NIGHT! A MUTUAL MASTERPIECE, in 5 Acts. : Tho Sparkling Little Comedienne, , MARGARITA'FISCHER, In ' • "JILTED JANET." She was Jilted for a, girl with tho money r bags, but she had her revenge. . "AN EYE FOR FIGURES," : An Amusing- One-reelcr. "FLAP JACKS,'' A Hurricane o£ Hilarity, in 2 Acts. "MUTT AND JEFF," Cartoon. "THE MILKY WAY," Christie Comedy. i SATURDAY NEXT. H. B. Warner in "Grey Wolf's Ghost." Charles Chaplin in "A Day's Pleasure." Prices as UsuaJ. SEASIDE PICTURE THEATRE, £YALL BAY. TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, Another Magnificent Selznick Drama, "UPSTAIRS AND DOWN," Featuring OLIVE -THOMAS. Good Supports. -~~ CONCERT CHAMBER, TUESDAY, Ist,MARCH, at 8 o'clock.INVITATION PIANOFORTE . . RECITAL By GORDON SHORT. TNVITATIONS obtainable at The Bris- -*- tol Music Co. and Chas Begg and Co. . ■ . ■ Owing to the heavy booking, it is re-' spectfully intimated that, seats cannot be guaranteed unless reserved. Bos Plan now open. H. TOMBS, Manager. . . . BAND. 9 ■ftTEW ZEALAND NATIVES' 'ASSO- (.' ' CIATION AT NEWTOWN PARK, TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), at 3 p.m. WELLINGTON TECHNICAL COLLEGE JAMS, JF.LLIEii,' AND CONSERVES. jTVEMONSTRATION" by MISS RENNIE •^ MONDAY NEXT, 28th FEBRUARY 'At 7.30 .p.m. Admission Is. Entrance: Wakofield-streG.tr. " JOHN H. HOWELL, Director. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. moWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER A" 14th, 15th, 16th, MARCH, At 7.45 p.m. Under >tho patronage of Hon. C. J. Parr, Minister of Education. . THREE REPRESENTATIONS OF ' SHAKESPEARE'S. "A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM." Produced by A. STANLEY WARWICK. MENDELSSOHN'S BEAUTFUL. MUSIC . By a Full Orchestra." Prices—Adults, ss, 2s (plus tax). Students Is; 6d, Is (plus tax). -NOTE. —Schools and Colleges should apply to Mr. Warwick, Macafthy's Buildings, Willis-street, for Students' Tickets. Doors will bo closed- at 7.45 and not reopened until the end of the first act, thus •ensuring patrons freedom from disturbance. FOR THE GIRLS OF WELLINGTON. ~%J W.C.A., 5, Boulcottst. TO-NIGHT JL • 8 o'clock, Jolly Social for Y.W.C..A. members and men friends. TO-MORROW, 4.15 p.m.—Bright Service. Speaker, Rev. Wilfred Williams. Soloist, Mr. Basil Taylor. MONDAY, 8 p.m:—Official Welcome to Miss Rosevear, 'newly-appointed General Secretary. All welcome. TUESDAY, 7.30 p.m.—Wide Awake Club. Physical Exercises, 8.30-9.30. WELLINGTON PLUMBERS AND GASFITTERS'. UNION. MEMBERS are' notified that a Picnic will be hold on SATURDAY, sth MARCH, at Maidstone Park. J. HAMILTON. President. ' H. THOMPSON, Secretary.
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Evening Post, Volume CI, Issue 49, 26 February 1921, Page 3
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