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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 38, 14 August 1923, Page 2

SHORTT'S THBATEE. HORTT'S THEATRE. Packed at all Sessions on Saturday. Paramount's Colossal Produotion, ''THE Nth COMMANDMENT." |HE Nth COMMANDMENT." , "THE Nth COMMANDMENT." , • "THE Nth COMMANDMENT." ! "THE Nth COMMANDMENT." -. A story of intense appeal and drainatio - power depicting the sacrificing love of a ' wife for her husband and child. I Portrayed by a Great Cast, including > COLLEEN MOORE > ' - JAMES MORRISON 1 and EDDIE PHILLIPS. •■ The famons trio in "Humoresque." Splendid Supporting Programme. . Comedy, Travelogue, Gazette. , To avoid the Crush Ploase be Early To- ; night,- or Telephone 768 for Reserves. Evenng Session' Commences at 7.45. fate Picture at 8.15. fiHO|t'T'S THEATRE. CSHOR7:x jS THEATRE. \2ornmencing FRIDAY, 17th AUGUST. T/ier Picture That Startled the World, Released by United Artists. - Rupert Hughes's Daring Drama of Temptations, "SOULS FOR SALE" "SOULS FOR SALE" "SOULS FOR SALE." : "SOULS FOR SALE." , B<3s ; Plan at The Bristol. t ' ■ / ' . fiiifflt __c °if a n^r ' NOW SHOWING. BUCK JONES BUCK JONES , (Thrills, Plenty of Punoh, snd a " lascinating Romance) "GET YOUR MAN." Feature No. 2: . "LONELY HEART," / ''" '.' ' ' ; " Starring "' " ' ' KAY LAURELL. Telephono 558. EMPRESS THEATRE, MPRESS THEATRE! ' The Best Theatre in Wellington. ' Open from 11 a.m. till Sleepjtime. n NOW SHOWING: BRAWN OF THE NORTH." "BRAWN. OF THE NORTH " "BRAWN OF THE NORTH." "BRAWN OF THE NORTH." Starrin °* STRONGHEART Trfe Thrill of tV>» Esssgsts jadS™*^ Also, GOOP SUPPORTING PROGRAMME EMPRESS SYMPHONIC ORCHESTRA (Under the Conductorship of . Mr. M. Dixon.) Bos Plan at The Bristol and Theatre, .telephone 3442. ■ COME TO THE HOUSE OF LAUGHTER, But be Sure to Book Your Seats. FULLERSFULLERS' HIS MAJESTY'S THEVTRE IS MAJESTY'S THEATRE Direction ...... John Fuller and Sons. Ltd. Ked G?V* 8- SATURDAY, 2.30. Packed to tho.Doors Again Last Night, and Everybody Laughed Themselves Sore s e Hff ran 3 & etter Every w «*. Tifiliia'iliS-:: A BMT™MS NTEOUS First Appearance nf THE FREDO BOYS , THE FREDO BOYS' " A new -awd novel acrobatic offering that PAT AND PAULA HANSON Xn a new series of clever dances. Prices: Is Is 6d, and 2s 6d. Reserves l^^aU^e^n^ThS 1' p^u^B—^l^-Oniversal TO-NIGHT U TO-NIGHT. ' "THE -GENTLEMAN" 1"* °f "THE GENTLEMAN FROM AMERICA." FROM AMERICA." ED. (HOOTJ^GIBSON. "ETARORI PICTURES •**• NEW PARISH HALL. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! A Paramount Picture. "ADAM AND EVA" "ADAM AND EVA." And a Full Supporting Programme. ■^■ELLINGTON KENNEL CLUB. GREAT ALL-CHAMPIONSHIP DOG SHOW, on 29th and 30th AUGUST, 1923. ¥ ENTRIES CLOSE 15th AUGUST. BIGGER, BETTER, BRIGHTER THAN EVER. DON'T MISS GETTING YOUR SCHEDULE AT ONCE! REMEMBER! THIS* IS THE SHOW THAT SETS THcT STANDARD : R. G. HOLLIS, Secretary, P.O. Bos 607, Wellington. WELLINGTON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.. BANQUET i'o PRIME MINISTER, MEMBERS are reminded that'applications for Tickets for selves and friends must be sent in not later than Wednesday, 15th August. H. SNOWDON FAIRCHILD, Secretary.