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Evening Post, Volume CII, Issue 98, 26 April 1921, Page 2

PARAMOUNT, ARAMOUNT. The Theatre of Surprises. NOW SHOWING: ' The Litest and Greatest of the Famous PARAMOUNT ROYALTY MASTERPIECES, "BEHOLD MY WIFE !" "BEHOLD MY WIFE!* 1 "BEHOLD MY WIFE !" "BEHOLD MY WIFE!" A Wonderful and Fearless Adaptation of SIR GILBERT PARKER'S Most Sensational Novel, 'THE TRANSLATION OF A SAVAGE.' One of the Strf.i'gosfc Dramatic Offerings of the Season! "BEHOLD MY WIFE !" "BEHOLD MY WIFE!" "BEHOLD MY WIFE!" "BEHOLD MY WIFE!" Is interpreted by a Great Cast,; Including ELLIOTT DEXTER, ANN FORREST. *nd MILTON SILLS. Speoial Added Attraction, DOROTHY DALTON DOROTHY DALTON In "A ROMANTIC ADVENTURESS!" "A ROMANTIC ADVENTURESS!" A five-reel Paramount Drama, of one of the most gripping and compelling life stories ever told. • Reserves, Utility, or Telephone 21-842. Day Prices: St*Us'ls Id, D.O. Is 7d Children half-price Day Session only. Sams Programme ahowinf. at ARTCRAFT THEATRE. RTCRAFT, RTCRAFT, The Horn* of the Big: Double Feature. Paramount-Artorafc Attractions. NOW SHOWING. NOW SHOWING. Same Programme as at - PARAMOUNT THEATRE. Box Plan at The Bristol or Tdephoa* Artcraft. 3470. A COLOSSAL PRODUCTION. XX "THE HOPE." A great story of social intrigue and the Turf. BRITANNIA THEATRE. RITANNIA THEATRE. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. "THE ADORABLE SAVAGE." "THE ADORABLE SAVAGE." "THE ADORABLE SAVAGE." "THE ADORABLE SAVAGE." r " THE ADORABLE SAVAGE." "THE ADORABLE SAVAGE." A Vivid and Picturesque Story of the South Sea Islands. Featuring FOITH ROBERTS. EDITH ROBERTS. Also, The Great Dog Drama, " "THE ETERNAL TRIANGLE." Telephone 358. "pRIDAY Next, at Shortt's Theatre, the ■*- Greatest Drury Lano Melodrama, "THE HOPE." • HAVE YOU SEEN ? The Splendid Programme at the ;C<TRAND THBATRE. KJTRAND THEATRE. The Brilliant Solznick Feature, "THE BROKEN MELODY!" "THE BROKEN MELODY!" "THE BROKEN MELODY!" "THE BROKEN MELODY!" A Dramatic Romance of Unusual Plot, adapted from the Famous Play. A Strong- Cast, headed by EUGENE O'BRIEN. EUGENE O'BRIEN. In addition there is a Great Comedy "BETWEEN THE ACTS!" "BETWEEN THE ACTS !" LARRY SEMON AT HIS BEST! LARRY SEMON AT HIS BEST! And then another Novelty Comedy, "JUNGLE BRATS." Napoleon, and Sally, the' Famous Apeg. Also a Beautiful Scenic, "Up the Wanganui," And the Latest Gazette. A BIG PROGRAMME! A GOOD PROGRAMME ! Prices as Usual. Telephone 3299. TTVRIDAY Next at Shortt's Theatre, ■*• ' ' "THE HOPE." A thrilling; drama, shifting from England to India, to Italy, and back again. '*■ t^MPRESS, Impress. . THE Picture House, A Screen Version of E. Phillips Oppenheim's Famous Novel, "THE LONG ARM OF MANNISTER," "THE LONG ARM OF MANNISTER," "THE LONG ARM OF MANNISTER," With HENRY B. WALTHALL, HENRY B. WALTHALL, Of "Birth of a Nation" Fame, in a, itoTj that beats true to the Pulse of Life. Also Episode 11 of "THE INVISIBLE HAND.'"Usual Price". Tel. 3442, mHE HOPE!" The melodramatic sensation of a decade. COUNCIL ELECTION. D UNBAR SLOANE, UNBAR SLOANE, THE PEOPLE'S CANDIDATE, ! ■ Will Speak at I KARORI COUNCIL CHAMBERS, TUESDAY, 26th APRIL, at 8 p.m. DON'T MISS THIS MEETING. EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS By FIVE LEADING N.Z. ARTISTS (Messrs. N. Welch, A. F. Nicoll, W. R. Johnson, F. M'Cracken, and J. Weeks). NOW OPEN I At E. MURRAY FULLER'S GALLERY, MCDONALD'S BUILDING, \ WILLIS-STREET, WELLINGTON. Hours—9 a.m. to 5 p.m., daily; and 7 p.m. to 9.30 p.m. Wednesdays and Fri- | days. Admission—FßEE. YOU ARE INVITED! LECTORS of Thomdon, your roan is H. D. BENNETT.