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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 89, 12 October 1923, Page 2

PARAMOUNT AND SHORTT'S NOW SHOWING! . WILLIAM FOX'S TREMENDOUS PRODUCTION • "THE FACE ON THE BAR-ROOM FLOOR." HENRY B. "WALTHALL, SUPPORTED BY A STRONG CAST. MELODRAMA, VIBRANT, DYNAMIC, POWERFUL IN ITS TENSE EMOTIONAL APPEAL. A PULSATING STORY OF THRILLS AND ROMANCE. Mystery, Bewildering and Fascinating; Ravishinolv Beautiful Women - Picturesque Scenery, and Comedy-the ™B efslnce of life distilled into the liqueurs of laughter. A picture that will hold you as securely as a smithy's vice, and send you away with a chuckle as well as a thrill. % Additional: \ WILLIAM RUSSELL "GOOD-BYE, GIRLS!" r^lvrte StfS seem stirred by tlie action of the play. DON'T SAY " GOOD-BYE, GIRLS!" TILL YOU SAY IT WITH WILLIAM RUSSELL. A " * ' EXTRA SPECIAL ATTRACTIONDAVIS CUP TENNIS CONTEST. Slo^el £FW« ISS WMot«Ss showing the wonderful strokes of these world-famous players. AN EDUCATION TO ALL TENNIS ENTHUSIASTS.' •THERE ARE GOOD SUPPORTS. A WONDERFUL PROGRAMME. DON'T MISS ITt SPECIALLY SELECTED MUSIC AT BOTH THEATRES. BooK^gl T^gggg^ T^n heT 6 821- 842FRIDAY NEXTSIR HALL CAINE'S "THE CHRISTIANA HERE IS OUR, SOLAR SYSTEM! m'hp w\°i?« is a Gorgeous Paramount Picture. iHfc, STARS are Nita Naldi, Bebe Daniels, Rubye de Remer, and David in bettings and Scenes of Pure Gold and Priceless QUEEN'S. w^R^fA E s^ NA BRt MS QUEEN'S WHERE JESSE L. LASKY PRESENTS TO-DAY! — 2,30, 7.30. — TO-DAY! "GLIMPSES OF THE MOON." No! You are not going to be taken into the realms of infinity—or on an impassible trip to a more impossible planet. Instead, you are going to "Glimpse the Moon " of REAL LIFE, to bask in the burf and Sunshine of Florida, to float through the Carnival of Venice, to fnvpl in the Gaiety of Paris, to be" caught in the Maelstrom of New York Intrigue, to be Lifted, Pulled, Dragged through Time and Space into a WORLD OF PURE REFINED GOLD. " GLIMPSES OF THE MOON." FROM THE FAMOUS NOVEL BY EDITH WHAR-TQN. Also, PART THREE OF. THE POPULAR CHAPTER PLAY"THE SOCIAL BUCCANEER." Also, THE BRILLIANT CENTURY COMEDY: "THE KID REPORTER/ Starring BABY PEGGY. - LATEST GAZETTES. Together with WELLINGTON'S GREATEST (jRCHESTRA: QUEEN'S GRAND ORCHESTRA. Entr'acte^" MIGNONETTE " (Friml). pricP^f^ni^-iS 15 Tt^TlieSne:S IS ' *' EMPRESS ThlsTtreT 'Tto'w^w™^S? E Open from 11 a.m. THE BEST THEATRE IN WELLINGTON. till Sleepytime. IN WELLINGTON. NOW SHOWING! NOW SHOWING! TWO YEARS OF ADVENTURE! TWO HOURS OF THRILLS! We have much pleasure in presenting the Most Remarkable and Sensational Picture of the Age: ' ,H. A. SNOW'S HUNTING BIG GAME IN AFRICA WITH GUN AND CAMERA. , READ WHAT THE LONDON PAPERS SAY-.- ---" Times."—" The film is a vivid lesson in Geography, in Natural History. Frpm stiu-i to finish it is Thrilling, Absorbing Entertainment." "Daily Telegraph."—"A Most Exciting Two Hours' Entertainment," "Daily News."- 1-" An Astounding Film." " Graphic,"—'•' Tho Most Human Picture seen in London for Years " PICTURES TAKEN AT THE POINT OF DEATH BY THE MOST INTREPID GUN-CAiIERA MEN IN THE WORLD. SECOND BIG FEATURE: "THE POVERTY OF RICHES," LEATRICE JOY, RICHARD DIX, JOHN BOWERS. Are the Rich ever Poor? Afb the Poor Ever Rjph? A Throbbing Drama ripped from the Bopk of Lifo! EMPRESS SYMPHONIC ORCHESTRA, Under the distinguished conductorship of MR. M. DIXON. BOX PLAN AT THE BRISTOL till 5 p.m.', then at Theatre. Telephone 3442. PRINCESS THEATRE MANNERS STREET. COMMENCING THIS DAY AT 12 NOON. JESSE L. LASKY PRESENTS GLORIA SWANSON GLORIA SWANSON In "PRODIGAL DAUGHTERS." A PARAMOUNT PICTURE BY JOSEPH HOCKING. SEE the modern jazz-mad girj at her dizziest pace. See the riotous revels, the midnight bathing .party. See Gloria's flashest love-drama, with Theodore Roberts in the cast. GRAND SUPPORTING PROGRAMME, Including DAVID POWELL in "LOVE'S BOOMERANG." COMEDY. GAZETTE. USUAL PRICES. '"When she sane one of Melba's most famous arms the resemblance was as- STARTLING DISCOVERY. loundmg."—London "Observer." CTJ'ELLA POWER, T7**OUND, Little Melba." X 1 ADAM'S RIB. NI!AVTOWN~BOWLING CLUB. On View rtm ™... , . „ BEGG AND CO., QNVING to „1 0 WPt wcalher UJ hl the Maimore (-.veon .being in a biale. unsuitable for -___ Pla.v, it l las been decided to Postpone "She has grasped tho mystery of Molbu'a tlv» Uffi.i.l OpohJnjf until the 20th INST. uvoimess of voice and quality v. stJOTT, a rn?r?LA° llei'o\VKit, Uou. bee. O"The Little MelUa."