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Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 49, 26 August 1922, Page 3

■'■■■' ;' •'"•■" EMPRESS. :. : - EMPRESS. l|i||!-V^^ S!rowroia; ■ ?:V-''-p. tu7 gseat pltasur* ia prssentuir ;*P'f|!jAMES OLIVER CURWOOD'S'' CURWOOD'S ' ■ .v witoi-'j'-: \ . ■ ■> - ■ ■ ■■ . . .. Jj||j||* Novel, in Pictures/ ■ ' . M!|l|!; " FLOWER: OF THE .NORTH,"'. '■' ijMif '"FLOWER OF-THE NORTH,"-' . *M;.| "FLOWER OF THE NORTH," #M# "FLOWER OF. THE. NORTH," 1 J» "FLOWER OF THE NpRTH," «s|3?-: :"FLOWER:OF THE-NORTH,"- '•?' Si*?« ■ ••'■-. ■ . T ■ ■ ■ "■ ' MMj '?• -. -. • Starring ■ .', ' '■ :-'-l IifHENRY 8./'"WALTHALIi. "-'''■- '■ |i|fHENRY B..WALTHALL-.' ?, .; ,- ? pi. '"■"■ ■;?■■ ? '-'-v'-And' - ',': ... ', \-> W • .-.-/- ■'•■'■ PAULINE STARK.: te . '. ■■ v , PAULINE STARK. |f . SpecUoulK Scene* : Nvver Equalled. j Thrilling Reseu* horn Rapids. . I? Enthralling Battle with I»dian». ThriUing Fights and Flight*. Heroio Rescue* and Miraoolous Escape!. A Thrilling Romano* of the Canadisa '■ <■; -;-;.; ;Northlai»de..-.. • ';_' -. #■■ One of the greatest film stories of the day, told 1 m a dramatio film that ■ has no equal for speotaonlar -' ■ ■■; sosnei and thrilling - «ctJon. ■>. I'". ; ■-. V "■', ,- ' Aty Shwwins;'/-" ■ ' ■•' - I ' Epiaode Five o( the Super Sedal,. "*^ ' "THE BLUB FOX.", * ',< \ .' GAUMONT GAZETTE. ■ "SUCH IS LIFE IN, YOLENDAM" ■■/■ / ''■ ..'-.,' (Gartoon).' S - , :■' ■'■:, "THE SOLITARY CYCLIST^ (Sherlook Holmes). ; ' ■}' THE' EMPRESS DISTINCTIVE ■'■■■[ ORCHESTRA f : ■.•V. "(Mr. H. G/ A»««y, Conductor). f Entr'acte-^'Cuddl* Clcsjer^' (Longitaffe). ....""■ Prices ac Usual.! Ring Tel. 34&.. "PRINCESS THEATRB : X* RINCESS THEATRB - ■' ' 4p' -. ■ i "I', r"' ''■1 \,' ' • <owing to tfi» phenomenal auoeeM; of the " "WoiM's Gneiwt Piotufe," , "THE FOUR HORSEMEN 0$ "THE FOUR HORSEMEN OF "THE FOUR HORSEMBN OF "THE, FOUR HORSEMEN OF • THE APObALYPSEIV THE APOCALYPSE 1" ■ '•■.," THE APOCALYPSE!" i THE APOCALYPSE 1" The Management begs to announce that it ha« *n»nged>to screen tiw Sm>erb At- ■■-) tracti«B fertbfl period ofiOne,Week. .-. ■■ '-. '-:/\.I:.HouM;of : Sii!weoiiig:/ ?? ' -... I "Four Horsemen of ti>e Apocalypse".: ■ : 1.30, 4.20, t30.,, -.1 :..■■; ■;■■■: '■■-.-.••.■ ' '"'-' .-. Supports: 1.0, 4A 7,?- ) ? ■ '-.'-:.:Pricee'-of.'' A4mißsioit-ls M, 1« Bd, Jk , 2d (inoludiri? tax). No «atn'oham' f«r ' booking. (Telephone 3386 during the day, . ; ,1967 after ,5 o'dock.■ „ '. .--.,-? N : \ 1 ■"••■ ■' "' ''■ ■' '■'!'■ ' ■?-■*- '-' '"■ ■'- N; ■-■"'-. .■ ■' /'■ ■ -.- ••!■■■■■-. ■•.: ■ ■ ■'■'-. ■;-.;■ •■■-.. Q[HOKtT'S WsVrag. Shortts .theatre. \ ■'■ ' BXTEOTBD «llai6N •'..■■■'■ / EXTENDED SEAfION V ! By special reoueet from hundred* who > have been unable to gain admission, . ; "fIATUBDAY NIOHr* : r "SATURDAY NIGHT;' ; •fSATDBDAY, NIGHT' s -' Paramount*» . Senaatienal Success, in. cine reels of unequalled splendour, will be 'scraened until, and including, next ■ '■! Thursday nifht.: kv'', iniku'nrl:' S-: i--i!: "SAI^UBDtAT NIGOT^I" ; ' ? ' Is one of the worloVi greatest ornemato- .' -.•.•;■■•*■■■ graph ; aohjerements. ■'.'■"■•.,-,. ••..-■.;Se4 it To-nigJitv ' See it To-night. : ■ "SATURDAY NIGHT ! H, ' . ■■■'-■■'- ■ Diwc«.l)y:^-iwrid-f»i«»ni;?..? .- OBCaL B. DB MILLER ? 1, ' ImBWWBB ' XUWpDQO© ■**v>i '.'■ ■. . ■.-.■■ His MAJiMTi tfafcAtKi. IS MAJESTY'S THBATRI. Direction „;......-•- B/aadJ. Fuller, Ltd. ' : . Always" "''■' >.FULLERS'?;;;?.vjjaiid"Merry FULLERS' Bngh*. TO-NIGHT At 8. / TO-NIGHT :/ t :.r;}'. A M«ry. ; liWanf» crf:-Y«artcr;-.'?'- v' England's MILTON BROS., Skating Great; MILTON BROS., Comedians. CARLTONand , ELTON, ' . •:■■. :-ROSLYN.,.-.■•-• -.-.-;■ 'i i- - --. -BLACK: ■ Famous THE MOLINARIS, Oporatio Italian THE MOLINARIB, Stars.1 EDDIE/ YORKE -. '•' -MARTYN. : - ?••-?■ :- ? : GRAY. ■ LINDEN and DELAVALE and ■.:.:'; BERRIDGE.; , /.VOCKLER. '■ ',f PRIDES: D.O. and Stalls, 2s 6d;,Back , ' Stallt, Is 6d; Upper Circle, Is (all plus tax). Reserves at The Bristol, after 5 at .: Burnett's, next Theatre. :',:: > BTAR8 TAR THEATRE. . TAR THEATRE. v TO-NIGHT! ? 7.30. TO-NIGHT! JEO-NIGHTI,?? 7.30. TO-NIGHTI ■ WILLIAM DESMOND ' WILLIAM. DESMOND . '•- '. ;•., •. ..- :.: •■■ "In ■■ >■■ •■■.■' ■.-■■ " ■ ■■;■'■■■.. "THE MINTS OF HELL!" "THE MINTS OF HELL!" , „.:•■ "THE MINTS OF. HELL!" ■ A Strong Drama of (the Yukon.. ■■;' ? The Merry Monkey, ■-, SNOOKY, / SNOOKY, ■-.■-..•. „■ ■ In' !\ :-•. ''■ ■•-. "A TRAYFUL OF TROUBLE 1" "A TRAYFUL OF TROUBLE!" , See "THE GREENHORN." ■■' ■ ■ -■;-.■■ .'. ' ■■-.-■■ It's a Scream.. Also a CHARLD3 CHAPLIN Comedy. ■ 'A Popular Programme at Popular Prices. SEASIDE PICTURES, LYALL BAY; . To-night. ■ ■: ' ~' Emily Bronte's greatest novel, : ."WUTHERING HEIGHTS,". \ .'■'■-.' ■,■'■■ ■■ . Starring ' -.-' ■ ■ -.•'•', MILTON ROSMER, ? • • And a cast of. unusual brilliance. •■ \, ■■■'■".. -. '' -.'Also.; ■']'."■■' :■■' -. I ' ■• "Fantomas," .Episcide 2, . -.'I "The Million Dollar Reward." X N.Z. ACADEMY O^ FINE •'ARTS. • '•','■' rpHE Annual Meeting of Members will JL be held in the Art Gallery on WED- .-.'■'. NK3DAY, 30th instant, at 8 p.m. ■'..-. : The following are the candidates for '? office:^- ■/:■ .--,•<.-.. '.;: V--,'■ .. ;''?\?-: Vice-president, ;ErnestW.; Hunt. ' V ; : • Council' (Five. vacancies)—E. Murray • .Fuller, H. ,E. Anderson, W. Fell, M.D.'.J. A. HigjnbotharaVJ. MTDon-. : ■ ." 1 ald^ J. F. Muhnings, I^/'Linley Rich--7 v ,; ar'dson, R.8.A., W. Gray Young: » Hon.-Treaiurer,' H.1 E. Anderson, J.1 A, Higinbotham. -■'.'■'..,■ ■■'. 'Auditor, C. D. Morpeth. ■ -■:■■ ;■■-■" ? H. M.tGORE, Secretary. ; WELLINGTON CALEDONIAN ' - - -SOCIETY. '•.'•. ■'■' "HOUSE WARMING." , mHE above Society will hold a "House ■ X Warmdnjt" in their New Roomc, Courtenay place,: opposite' Paramount Theatre. TO-NIGHT, at SV Members free; non-members 2a. ? ?. -i:' G. W.JENNER, - . ■ • ' ,-»'?■■ ■ ' • -. : Gen. Sec.' ' NOTB.-TDon't foT^et. "Ladies' Nkht" in the New Century Hall NEXT SATUR- ' 'PAY..'., ,- "..-■ . • ■■-. :, . ; .-.;