PARAMOUNT, I ARAMOUNT, The Theatre of Surprises, MATINEE DAILY, ais. | • EVENINGS, 7.30. NOW SHOWING. ETHEL CLAYTON ETHEL CLAYTON In "SINS OF ROSANNE." "SINS OF ROSANNE." 14 smashing tale of the diamond fields. TJnique m its picturesque scenes. Vibrant with Mystery, Additional: BRYANT WASHBURN ■' . .BRYANT WASHBURN In ■ "BURGLAR PROOF." "BURGLAR PROOF." .:!& Tioldesome Talo of a Tight-Wad, that ■ ■■■ Lore Loosened Up. \ Ruwirves, Utility, or Tel, 21-842. Same Programme Showing »t 1 ARTCRAFT THEATRE. A"~~" ~ RTCRAFT, RTCRAFT, ■" The Home of the Big Double Feature. ." ■■"' Paramount-Arterafi Attractions. '.'.;, NOW : SHOWING. * NOW SHOWING. '■- ■ ' Same Programme as at ..., PARAMOUNT THEATRE. Box Plan at Tho Bristol or Telephona " -'■-"-.'"■'• " ArWt, 3470. , '"OARAMOUNT. ' /. .JT ARAMOUNT. . . ~:-- FRIDAY NEXT, 2.15 and 7.30. EXTRAORDINARY, PRELIMINARY EXTRAORDINARY PRELIMINARY ■-■■■■ ANNOUNCEMENT! ..,, ... ANNOUNCEMENT! -■• ■ . Jesse L. Lasky "., ,'.. - '.. Presents —The Latest and Greatest of the Famous ROYALTY MASTERPIECES, "BEHOLD MY WIFE," .:. ' "BEHOLD MY WIFE," ■ "BEHOLD MY WIFE," >'.' . "BEHOLD MY WIFE," "BEHOLD MY WIFE," . "BEHOLD MY WIFE," » .; 'A Wonderful and Fearless : v Adaptation of SIR GILBERT PARKER'S SIR GILBERT PARKER'S Most Sensational Novel, THE TRANSLATION OF A SAVAGE. ■'THE"TRANSLATION OF A SAVAGE. One of the Strongest Dramatio Offerings of the Season!! "BEHOLD MY WIFE," "BEHOLD MY WIFE," "BEHOLD MY WIFE," "BEHOLD MY WIFE," "BEHOLD MY WIFE," "BEHOLD MY WIFE," \ Is Interpreted by a Great Cast, Including ELLIOTT DEXTEB, ELLIOTT DEXTER, ANN FORREST, ;ANN FORREST, •■ ■■ . And MILTON SILLS. MTLTON SELLS. "BEHOLD MY WIFE," "BEHOLD MY WIFE," "BEHOLD MY WIFE," "BEHOLD.MY WIFE," . "BEHOLD MY WDJE," , "BEHOLD MY WIFE," ■Bnbittered with life, a proud aristocrat married an Indian Squaw. Then he sent her home to disgrace his family, and disappeared into the boundless snowdad North. But one day tho man in him awakes. Seeking the creature he had wronged, ho found a radiant, beautiful woman! . Sir Gilbert Parker gives a thrilling message to the world in this magnificent story, set first in Canada/a > illimitable frozen wilds, and then in English Society's luxnriom surroundings! *BBHOLD MY WIFE," "BEHOLD MY WIFE." "BEHOLD MY WIFE." COMMENCES FRIDAY NEXT COMMENCES FRIDAY NEXT At the . PARAMOUNT AND ARTCRAFT PARAMOUNT AND ARTCRAFT, •■--■ / - BOX PLAN Now Open at The Bristol and UtiHty. lOIS MAJESTY'S THEATRB. Hv- —- ■ ; FULLERS' VAUDEVILLE. Direction _ Ben and John Fuller. NIGHTLY, At 8. NIGHTLY, New FULLERS' Speoialty Vaudeville FULLERS' Company. ... Ben and John Fuller take pleasure in announcing the special engagement and .. , first appearance in New Zealand of THE BROTHERS VARDEL. Don't miss them; they won't bo here for . '. " " long. THE SLIDE FOR LIFE. ffHE BROTHERS The Thrill of a. VARDEL. Lifetime. •». A Marvellous Act. IA very important engagement; first appearance in New Zealand of „_. ARTHUR TAUCHERT, C J. Dennis's Original "Sentimental ■ •■ Bloke." . , •""■" Not the' picture, but the "Bloke" . (Arthur Tauchorl) himself. .- THE GIBBON DUO, !Tha Greatest Laughing Act in Yearn. REV. FRANK GORMAN, - .-■.!.'"' -The Singing Parson. - VAUDE and VERNE, ... .... . Premier Pa,tterok>gisfcs. v ERNEST. PITCHER. OAPT. ERARD, MUNRO AND MASSEY. CAMPBELL AND Their First MAYO. Appearance. LLOYD AND RAYMOND. BRULL AND HEMSLEY, Firm Favourites. PRICES—D.C. and 0.5., 2s 7d; Stalls. ,1« 7<l; Upper Cirole, la Id. Reserves at . Tha Brigtol; after 5 s.t Bnrnett'»,. next ':' .Theatre. QUR THEATRE, : NEWTOWN. "DOLLARS AND THE WOMAN!" '■•. Staffing' ALICE, JOYCE. A vital story of to-day's problems. Episddo'. 9 "THE INVISIBLE HAND!" --Tonight .: ..'LARRY SEMON, ■ Only. The,, King Comedian. -■'■•■ * - "Between the Acts." ■ The' best ever. ; Good Supports. TWf Z. ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS. -^ • SKETCH EXHIBITION. ■ Exhibition Open Daily in the Art Gallery, Whitmoro-st/.. ■•■ Hours: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and 7.30 p.m. . . .' _ ,to 9.30 p.m. Admission 6d. Art Union Tickets Is. :. H. M. GOREy : - Seorotary. ' ;■■■■■ CITY COUNCIL ELECTION.-... ViOUNCILLORS "X M. Dai's, Jno. \-J Burns, and Messrs. H. -D. Bennett "~ and A. VI. Parton. will address the Elec ■".' °™ MASONIC HALL. SEATOUN, ON TUESDAY, 19th APRIL, At 8 p.m. Mr. Brodie will occupy tho chair. VOTE FOR •■T- -J.'-kERSLAKE for. City Counoil, :.t3. • tho "BrogTutsivo,. Pra,ctical Candidate, /who- has' had many years of Municipal - experionoe ns Overseer of Works to the : Counoil, a position from which he recent■r ly retired.
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Evening Post, Volume CI, Issue 91, 18 April 1921, Page 2
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