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Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 91, 14 October 1922, Page 4

PARAMOUNT, , ARAMOUNT, EThe Thottro of Big ~Attr»ctioci. I NOW. SHOWING 8.8.8. BJB.B. BEAUTY BY BIOGRAPH FINAL. Tho Three Winning Ladies in the Somi-Final »re now bo'jjg. screened for firet, second, and third places. Don't fail o come algnjj and give jour vote, Also Showing 1: OONVAY TEARLE in "THE REFEREE I 1 Sea the Fight for the Championship Belt. A Feist of Entertainment^ ior all Lorei'i •" . of the Prize Rimj. Togbthsx Trrth CHARLES JONES In "ROUGH SHOD!". Whan East meets West th«re'« an Explosion that shakes both. A Dashing Drama of Daring. SAME PROGRAMME ARTCRAFT. , Pricos as usual. Book your Seat. For Paramount at Utility, or Tel. 21-842; For Artcraft at Bristol, or Tel. 3470. ■■ . Coming Shortly: - ■ ■ ■ '-."WHILE NEW YORK SLEEPS." < JMEN!' MEN! 'MEN! Send your names and addresses and enter for our Competition for Wellington's Handsomest Man. Give tho Ladies a chance to vote for you. Full particulars from Manager, Paramount Theatre. . ' A RTCRAFT -CXRTCRAFT (The Thettrs of Distinction). SAME PROGRAMME AS AT PARAMOUNT. SEASIDE PICTURES", LYALL BAY, TO-NIGHT. THE BEST LAUGH OF THE YEAR. IT'S A 1 RIOT OF A NIGHT, With . MR. AND MRS. CARTER DE HAVEN , In the Uproariously Funny Screen ' Comedy de Luxe, t "TWIN BEDS!" TWIN BEDS!" It sparkles liko a botSe of fizz in an ' ocean of cold tea! Some Sparkle! SO COME AND SEE THE 20th CENTURY DIVORCE EXPRESS. _ The Swiftest Thing on Casters. A' "Non-Btop Laugh for an Hour and a Half. A Good Supporting Programme includes -, "THE HAUNTED HOTEL." Episode Nine of "FANTOMA"S." THIS IS ANOTHER SPECIAL ATTRACTION' NIGHT. • ( PLEASE NOTE.—From MONDAY ■ 23rd OCTOBER, there will be a complete , Chansr* of Programme shown -EVERY 1 ' MGHT at tho SEASIDE PICTURES. OUR ' THEATRE, NEWTOWN. < UR THEATRE,. - NEWTOWN. FRAJCE KEEBTAJS r - • . FRANK KEENAN i ; "THE MASTER MfiNi" WTHE MASTER MAN." "THE MASTER MAN." ' "THE MASTER MAN." A Drama of torn ,*nd 'PolMos. OOMEDY. aa-SEEEE. REVIEW, t, OUR OftQHESTRAI OUR ORCHESTRA. ' "WHILE NEW YORK SLEEPS^? TS Tingling with Surprises, and GJTAR THEATRE, TO-NIGHT I. A PICTURE WORTH "WHILE. Nat Gould's Great ■Racing' Story* i "THE GREAT COUP I" "THE GREAT COUP!"of Sporta and tlra-1 Sport of Kings ideally presented. Chock full of Chuckles. "PIPE DREAMS AND PRIZES!" "PIPE DREAMS AND PRIZES!"-. : , A Tornado of Laughter, "RED HOT LOVE!" "RED HOT LOVE!" And there are-Others. ' Scieen 7.30 sharp. j TTJRINCESS THEATRE. JtTRINCESS THEATRE. A Metro All-star Cast Special. Tha'^ear's Errcatcjt Screen Sensation! "LOVE; HONOUR, AND OBEY 1" "LOVli, HONOUR,,AND OBEY!" . "LOVE, HONOUR, AND OBEY!" Sho hated tho man sho had promised to love, honour, and obey. When her heart cried out for another, what-did sho do? For tho a-nswdr. see thi3 magnificent production. I Prepared for the screen by Eugone Waltot-3. From the Novel. "The Tyranny of Weakness," by Charles Neville Buck. Second Feature': 'A Fox Film Special. A wild and woolly romance on wheols, speed, thrills, stunts, and more, speed. TOM MIX, in TOM MIX, in "THE.ROAD DEMON!" •*■ '.THE ROAD DEMON!" "THE ROAD DEMON!" Supports melndo: TOPTCAL. "VERSE AND WORSE!" '(Sunshine Coraody) TJsual Price?. Telephone 1967. JAZZ! J&zm ' 'JAZZ! A <TAZZ D'AWCE will lie 1 K^d in tKe NEW CENTURY HALL.'On MONDAY, 16th 1 OCTOBER. . ■""•■"icrnf* from 8 till 12. Subscription, 2s 63. A. BARBTOW, Sec. " TAZZLAND. 'A SELECT DANCE Will bo hold at SYDNEY STREET HAM,, On WKDNf^SDAY, 18th OCTOBER. Dancing, 8 till 12. Rofrnahmen+s. Subscription 3s< 6d < TiUschkn's Jaz3 Bimd in attendance. ' J. BENJAMIN, Sec. (Late of Sydney). "WHILE NEW YORK SLEEPS/ nPSTHERE Globes .Glcat and Shadows IIVY. Hide Those who Lurk, t ■ < ■.■< J.iJ;.v:\u., r- ' i '■■■•■: