STRAND THEATRE. TRAND THEATRE. Continuoui from H a.m. to 10 p.a NOW SHOWING The Geatest Story ever told in Motion Pictures, SHADOWS." "SHADOWS." SHADOWS." "SHADOWS." "SHADOWS." "SHADOWS." i IS ADOWS-" "SHADOWS." SHADOWS." "SHADOWS." ! "SHADOWS." "SHADOWS." j With LON CHANEY, HARRISON FORD MARGUERITE DE LA MOTTE. A tile of Mystery, Imagination, Love and Hate, Wisdom and Folly. The revelation of a cruel jest that had cost them their happiness and shadowed their young lives, but tho mysterious man of the East brought them back from despair. Secondly, MADGE KENNEDY, In i I,' The GIRL WITH THE JAZZ HEART" Th° GIRL WITH THE JAZZ HEART" Tho GIRL WITH THE JAZZ HEART" A charming love story told 'mid the blaze of saxophones and the clatter o£ drums. Thirdly. WILLIAM DESMOND j "AROUND THE WORLD IN ! EIGHTEEN DAYS." (Ohaper ♦. Monte Carlo.* Prices m usuaL Telephone 3299. i THE ARTCRAFT. HE ARTCRAFT. Tho Most Comfortable Theatw in Wellington. 2.30—T0-DAY. TO-NIGHT—7.4S AND MONDAY. The 8-Reel Univer&al-Jewel Super Production, "TRIFLING WITH HONOUR." "TRIFLING WITH HONOUR " j With a Brilliant All-Star Cast. A Tense Drama with a Whirlwind Finish. Matinee Prices: Is Bd, Is; Children, 6d and 3d. Nijrhfc Price?: 2s 2d, Is Bd, 1. Id;. : Children, Half-Price. ' ■ ' TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURS- , DAY. ! , A Red Attractivo Programme. MAY ALLISON and ROBERT ELLIS In - - ' I ttrVTJVt ! WOMAN WHO FOOLED HERSELF!" WOMAN WHO FOOLED HERSELF!" Laughter and Toais, Sunshine and Storm A Picture that -will Please. Pggeg: Is Bd, Is; Children, Half-Prjoe. | rj^OWN HALL,; TOWN HALL. I TUESDAY NEXT, 8 p.m. TUESDAY NEXT, 8 p.m. AN EXTRA CONCERT BY ! ETHEL OSBORN, ETHEL OSBORN, ETHEL OSBORN, ETHEL OSBORN, "The Tottrarini of Australia." Wellington endorses the verdict of Auckland and other centres-^ "A WONDERFUL SINGER." . REMEMBER, You will probably never have such an opportunity of hearing a singer with the phenomenal range possessed by ETHEL OSBORN, Who will be supported by Madame Evelyn de Mauny Pianist Mr. Leon do Mauny Viqlinist Signor Alf. P. Truda. Flautist SECURE YOUR SEAT AT ONCE. Prices: ss, 3s, and 2?. Students' conr cessions on application at The Bristo} Bo? Office. "DREAK-UP OF MISS NESTA OAR-WELL-COOKE'S CLASSES. A PICTURESQUE PLAYLET, ' I t | "THE CHILDREN'S HAPPY i HOLIDAY." | GRAND OPERA HOUSE, SATURDAY, 20th OOTOBER, 8 p.m. Pricey, 39. 2s, and Is, plus tgf. Boxes, 12s 6d, plus tax. Bpi Pla,n at The Bristol. Tickets can.he obtained at Begg's. COMB TO THE BALL. TOWN HALL, . TOWN HALL, MQNpAY, 22nd OCTOBER. 8 p.m. QRIBNT^-Ii ?AU. • W.N.R. ' | RESIDENTIAL "NURSERY, | On Monday woek, at 8 o'fileeji:. Reserved seats may be booked. Interesting; head-dress competition. Engagp partners {or Labour Ni<;ht. Now'is time to {my y°ur ticket. Tremendous crowd will ,ho there. A night to be remembered. Lovely drespes, music supreme. Bewitching dances. Abundant happiness. Lighting: effects on Labour Night at the Ball. Dancinjr 3s, Gallery Is, .Booking; Is. Plan at Bristol, now open. JAZZ KILBIRNIB JAZZ PALAIS DE DANSE. JAZZ PALAIS DE DANSB. JAZZ PALAIS DE DANSE. JAZZ JAZZ TO-NIGHT. JAZZ JAZZ SPECIAL! SPECIAL! JAZZ "THE COLUMBIANS" JAZZ -'THE COLUMBIANS" | JAZZ Now FIVE Players. JAZZ SaiopUono. Trombone, Drums, JAZZ Piano, A rjolin. JJ>ZZ ' Remember I JAZZ, KILBIRNIE IS COOL, '^i>'v • KILBmNIE IS COQI,. i/r,- Renicraber ivM& Special Dsnto nc.\t J A<JA Tuwday,
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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 90, 13 October 1923, Page 4
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