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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 107, 2 November 1923, Page 2

QTRAND THEATRE. ■■•- ■ OTRAND THEATRE. J?oniihuou3 from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. ■-^"' NOW SHOWING: .£ .Mighty Picture with a Mighty Story. SARDOU'S IMMORTAL DRAMA, "THEODORA." "THEODORA." : :. "THEODORA." _..■; "THEODORA." i- "THEODORA." ... -■'•<« XHE ODOR A." ? ...>,.. "THEODORA." ' .-. :" THE ODOR A." .-.. "THEODORA." 1 -■-.;•■ "THEODORA." ( The Fascinating Romance of a lion..keeper's daughter who became Empresg, and then sacrificed the throne of the Caesars for a wonderful love '"""' "I that came into her life., ■ -■'.'■ ■-.... "THEODORA." "THEODORA." -<• "THEODORA." "THEODORA." :,. r , "THEODORA." "THEOD OR A." .;: ...:;. "T h c odor a." ■ ■ "THEODORA." .-•••';;-. "THEODORA." "THEODORA." Tfhe most. colossal spectacle ever known in the history of the world. Forty ferooious lions turned loose into . a crowded arena among thousands of people^to satisfy the whim of a loveT mad woman. The most startling climax ever shown on any screen. IT ABOUNDS IN GRANDEUR AND ; :■ '-TREMENDOUS BEAUTY. • *!.■■<,■■-■ -.. In Addition: •'-■-'■■•■ WILLIAM DESMOND " "'" WILLIAM:DESMOND : In " THE-DRAGON'S CLAWS."; . Another Startling Chapter of -•AROUND THE WORLD :■ .. .IN EIGHTEEN DAYS." Splendid. Supporting Programme. spreehs at 11.35, 2.20, 5.5, 8, p.m. .. ;:S:enal_ screens at 11.10, 1.55, 4.40, 7.30 J».in. - " -_:Pricesas UsuaL Telephone 3299. " NOW SHOWING. * TORITANNIA. . 'Continuous from J->RITANNIA. 11 a .m. daily. . Two .Wonderful First Release Pictures. ElfiST— . —A. Tal« cf. Japan, its Romance, it§ '.. ..i.. .-....-■ .v. Adyenture. "THE-DOOR BETWEEN." -'.'THE DOOR BETWEEN." A> ,-^ "THE DOOR BETWEEN" :-,- "THE.DOOR BETWEEN." ,;;.. ."SHE DOOR BETWEEN," ' "THE DOOR BETWEEN." All "the Romance and Mystery of the Orient, combined with the Fire and Dash of the Occident:. h. "daring itory Vhioh reveals the morals of Japan in a new and startling way. •- .- ■ • Featuring MONRO SALISBURY. MONRO SALISBURY. MONRO SALISBURY. SECOND— - : "TWO KINDS OF LOVE" ;• ... "TWO KINDS OF LOVE." --■ TWO KINDS OF LOVE." , ~ : ('TWO KINDS OF LOVE." A l tirrinf D **ni» of Adventure, Featuring the Wonder Boy, BREEZY EASON --.;•. : BREEZY EASON BREEZY JEASON ■ -- • BREEZY vJIASON BREEZY EASON. ' r COMBIy* TelepW3s ß ; GAZETTOOul ■-■ffllS ffi?B^: BETTY COMPSON and LON CHANEY "FOR THOSE WE LOVE" "FOR THOSE WE LOVE" "FOR THOSE WE LOVK" "FOR THOSE WE LOVE> A Story of Love and Heroism. .RUTH ROLAND in' 0 ' "THE STOLEN WEDDING," -•'•. • our orchestra! liLANDI iLAND to^ltre UNIVERSAL " KICK IN." ' -' . -_ , ■ „ " KICK IN." .._.,. A. ..Splendid Paramount Production. \"= :— '■ —— — S^!??^ T PROGRESSIVE ASSOCU-■rnfiEj-Monthly Social' Gathering of the 8** 8?? 11*! 011 wiU be held in the-Belmont Schoolroom, on SATTTR .PAY ,3rd. NOVEMBER,' at Bpm A S'S2! Programme by the'KaiMr T>,r£ V r> rUnd_ er ths direction of Vorcine^n Refreahment» P-vided. Sil- : _^_ JOHN W. FOSTER, Hon. Sec' / ' . JUMBLE SALE. -- (Spinsters' Club). ..,,JPO.NSONBY HA^ABEL SMITH 7::?:Jli?tfß9 Ay. 3rd NOVEBIBER .. _ -..- . .2 o'clock. - ' 3a"E,W,.Untrimmed Hats given by lonri 1> ing Lady Milliner; also goo^supply 'Of usual goods, ""PP'y ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH, SEATOUN. ." •" Admission Free r •;g >S CB?^:.™-^. Evenin^- Adm»Sla^A^|^tor^^E~ Z^A^AR -AND'SALE OF WORK ggiiggg ■ --- rpHE" AMBASSADOR Pirectlon -^ W. H. Stevens. Daily Sessions!—« Morning. .Tea, 1042. Luncheon, 12-2. . Afternoon Tea, 3-5. . Evening, Cabaret, 8-12, ■Saturdays—ljunoh'eon, 12-2. -Saturdays—Luncheon, 12-2. TBbot Now for J '" "SATURDAY'S GALA SESSIONS SATURDAY'S GALA SESSIONS^ Reserves, Tel. 1636. •■ BALLROOM DANCING. -ni/TISS -PHYLLIS BATES, Studio, 13, O.TJ. King's Chamber., Willis street. Tel. 870. "Private LeBBOOB by Apppintment, from 10 a.m. ;: Adult' Class at The Ambasiador every Monday and Friday Night, from 7 to 8. Terms commence with pupil,