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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 56, 4 September 1923, Page 2

' J?HE COSIEST THEATRE IN TOWN. QUEEN'S THEATRE. UEEN'S THEATRE. . -i.30 NOW SHOWING: 7.45 : No Greater Success was E_ver Seen iv\ "'". '" ' Wellington than •■ " THEODORE ROBERTS, ■•>- ... THEODORE ROBERTS, "■■ - ' THEODORE 'ROBERTS, - • - THEODORE ROBERTS, -.:.' .... THEODORE ROBERTS, THEODORE ROBERTS, --...--■ THEODORE ROBERTS, .-.Grouchy, Lovable Old Grumpy, with a heart jsl gold, in a Mystery Romance of Young Hearts and Old Heads that has jouTgasping one.minute and laughing the -, -, „ .... next— 1,...-'' "GRUMPY." '' "GRUMPY." ::;....: " grumpy." "GRUMPY." : .'"'. -■:: . "grumpy." r ., .... , "GRUMPY." •. .!*.".., PARiAMOUNT SUPER-PRODUC- - ■■■■■ : TION. ■ , PULL SUPPORTING" PROGRAMME And an Unsurpassed Musical Programme by Wellington's Best Orchestra, • -■■■■-■QUEEN'S GRAND ORCHESTRA, ■-■- -.Under the Eminent Direction of ":; MR: A. H. JEROME. " BOX PLAN AT THE BRISTOL. ',;Wadestown Cars leavo corner of Cuba - tnd-Vivian streets after the Show. '-•■- - • j • iT>ARAMOUNT. . " Paramount. I "ptBT 3 I>A/YS LAST 3 NIGHTS ■;■:'•■'■":", . Of the -- ■ ■ ' Hilamou* Comedy -Burlesque, ■-; %HB SHRIEK OF ARABY," Featuring : '""I" „' BEN TURPIN, ■ • The Movie Comedy King. J*'..B«rgain S*la of Thrills with Heaps of Action Thrown In. Not a dull moment. " Ctou'll laugh as you have never laughed before. '".'.' :.:..-.. . Supports include: • --■> ■ . - SHIRLEY MASON ..,, ... . \ In . - _ "LOVEBOUND." ■ ■'A Kipping Romance of Love, Crooksj and „. , a. Daring Saorifice. „ ..Special.—Mß. FRANK HEWITT will •ing ''The Sheik of Araby," with novel . »3."beautiful lighting effects. . .Book now at Utilifcj, or Tel. 21-842. .-/FRIDAY NEXT: "BAVU." '..-..'■. ,r>RINCESS THEATRE. *■ RINCESS THEATRE. .-" ■ .'.. ".(Manners street.) "irO-rJAY—I2 noon till 10 p.m.—TO-DAY ■ ; •PARAMOUNT >VEEK. ' ■■'-'- EODOLPH VALENTINO ■•■'■ ■■'-■. And •■■ •■ ALICE TERRY : "THE CONQUERING POWER." ...The Madonna-lika beauty of Alice Terry And the languorous charm of Rodolph [Valentino superbly illustrated. a— '.:"-.. * . ■•■ .THOMAS MEIGHAN _. .... j n / "A PRINCE THERE WAS." S-BABY PEGGY IN "TIN CANS." .4—LOUISE FAZENDA in "LET 'ER GO." Etc., Etc. '.* :Prioeß: 9d, Is, Is Bd, and 2g 2d. -:^AI?IS^ AFT- ARTCRAFT. , tXETCRAFT. , ARTCRAFT. '-'-;';;:.' '. 'irKOw; showing-.•; . !:.;:.[ ..,..-.,... —^-y^ xheatre only: ""..'. .":.,..".., IRENE CASTLES ..;■. ' .. ■ in • ' • . -"FRENCH HEELS." ; A Story of New York and the Lumber -Gamps of,tho Far North, full of Action -... j.. .., and .Whirlwind Event. ri DON'T .MISS IT. DON'T MISS IT. , • Exoellent Supporting Items. -Comedy. Scenics. Gazettes. -'"•'Book'Now at The Bristol or Tel. 3470. ;........:. .QXRAjsii, THEATRE. . ■:'•:-.- .- ptRAND THEATRE. ....... CtentinUous from 11 a.m. to 10 p.a. y..0 ■; ,Th e World's Sweetest Star, -:- : -■—•- NORMA TALMADGE, "" ".' NORMA TALMADGE, NORMA TALMADGE, 'n..*.. Drama of Storm and Sunshine, "SMILIN' THROUGH" "--■ ::.:• "SMILIN' THROUGH" „.„„ • ''SMILIN' THROUGH." SlUMve^ Tender, Dynamic, Overwhelming. .. Ehe Drama, of Norms. Talmadge knows no -rounds but those of the human heart- ■".■•:• •■ striiigs. "■l'r"."" HOPE, HAMPTON .- .-L".: HOPE HAMPTON "THE LIGHT IN THE DARK." . "THE LIGHT IN THE DARK> ,; <; ;-- -The Picture to Reach All Hearts. CHARLIE "CHAPLIN ' "THE 1 WAITER." Excellent Supporting Programme •.;.;-Pnpggyas-usual.-; Telephone 3299 geaside pictures, lyall bay. *.'.■■;:;".:: to-night. -x .the drama magnificent. ,•-■-'.."•,-.. < eight super parts. ■' ...... |HE- ETERNAL FLAME," ■ ■ "THE ETERNAL FLAME," • ..,..„„.. ....:'".:.' , v ,Featuring NORMA TALMADOE MINGS, KATE LISTER, and ADOLPHE " •-- '!THE ETERNAL FLAME" .-Admission: Adults Is. Children 6d. .' . i/Xcellent Supporting Programme. ...Owing to .error in publication of advertisement appearing in last evening's edit«Mif V the above Programme will bo ghown 10-lllgllt. ; . g-ARORI PICTURES, KARORI xv (Now Parish Hall). . ..TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, -" J : ', . :BETTY COMPSON in '.;■ ■'■ "THE WHITE FLOWER" , "THE WHITE FLOWER;" 'A bewitching story of the South Seas. JSLAND BAY, UNIVERSAL THEA- -■- TO-NIGHT • 'TO-NIGHT- ■' " •'• Final Screening of ;-; -"TRIMMED IN SCARLET" .^.Lj'iTRIMMED IN SCARLET'," ; ; Starring KATHLYN WILLIAMS. .. .Coming To-morrow, „..,, .;,'!THB. ABYSSMAL BRUTE." iJJALAIS DE DAN6E,' KILBIRNIE. ■WKDISSDAY. sth SEPTEMBER, 1923. i • -.■■' GRAND OPENING NIGHT. ... .GRAND. OPENING NIGHT, Latest Novelties. Watch papor for further particular?. - - -• EUCHRE. EUCHRE. fipO-NIGHT, and every Tuesday in the JL large hall, New* Century Hall, Kent ■ terrace, 8 prizes: 2 £1 orders,; 6 other genuine prizes. Now cards and- tables, . good conduct. This hall is thoroughly , disinfected. Be early to ensuro a seat. Starts punctual at 8 p.m. Admission Is. _.'.'""'" Conductors: '.---: J. BAILLIE. H. HEADIFEN.WELLINGTON GAS COMPANY, ■"'■' "- . LIMITED. / .riOOKING DEMONSTRATION BY -v^ MISS UNA CARTER. WEDNESDAY, sth SEPTEMBER, 1925, 3 p.m. Subject: "Date Scones, Afternoon Tea Doughnuts, Butter Cases, Cravfisi Entree, and ManderineXake." "