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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 124, 22 November 1923, Page 2

LAST NIGHT! . LAST NIGHT! "SAWDUST."Starring GL4DYS WALTON GLADYS WALTON And NILES WELCH. NILES WELCH. Commencing 2,30 TO-MORROW. 7.30 J SMILES. TEARS, MYSTERY. AND*) ROMANCE FROM START TO FINISH, WITH A SMASHING, CRASHING, SENSATIONAL CLIMAX THAT WILL SET THE BLOOD TO POUNDING IN THE VEINS; OF EVEN THE MOST BLASE THEATRE-GOER! QUEEN'S THEATRE. UEEN'S THEATRE. QUEEN'S THEATRE. QUEEN'S THEATRE. The Cosiest Theatw. in Town. ARROW FILMS PRESENT "THE STREETS OF NEW YORK!" STREETS OF NEW YORK!"STREETS OF NEW YORK!" STREETS OF NEW YORK!" STREETS OF NEW YORK!" SrREETS OF NEW YORK!" STREETS OF NEW YORK!" STREETS OF NEW YORK!" STREETS OF NEW YORK!" STREETS OF NEW YORK!" STREETS OF NEW YORK!" STREETS OF NEW YORK!" STREETS QF NEW YORK!" STREETS QF NEW YORK!" STREETS OF NEW YORK I" WHAT. YOU WILL SEE— The Struggle in the Wizard's Shack. Destruction of the Shack by the Elements. The Palatial Splendour of New York's Wealthiest Homes. The Misery of Life in the. City's Crowded Slums. ■ Paul's Thrilling Rescue of Lucy from the Raging Waters. • How an 111-gotten Sum of Money laid the foundation for a Vast Fortune. Chinatown, The Bowery, Fifth Avenue, Wall street, Riverside Drive are all Settings for the Drama. ENACTED BY AN ALL-STAB. CAST, Headed by BARBARA CASTLETON. BARBARA CASTLETON. BARBARA CASTLETON. ; BARBARA CASTLETON. BARBARA CASTLETON. BARBARA CASTLETON: BARBARA CAStLEfO>. •BARBARA CASTLE'tON. BARBARA CASTLETON. BARBARA CASTLETON. In Addition: Part Nine The Wood's Greatest Serial, 'THE SOCIAL. BUCCANEER," "THE SOCIAL BUCCANEER," Starring .. ' JACK MULHALL. JACK MULHALL.. JACK MULHALL. Century: Comedy, "BUDDY AT THE BAT." LATEST GAZETTES, And ' . " QUEEN'S GRAND ORCHESTRA. QUEEN'S GRAND ORCHESTRA. Prices: Matinee, Stalls, 9d» D.C. Is; Night Stalls Is, D.C. 2s, Children Half-. pr,»ce Box Plan at Bristol.'Theatre Telephone 22-334. EMPRESS THEATRE MPRESS THEATRE The Best Theatre, in Wellington. Open from 11 a.m. till Sleepytime. ;,• NOW SHOWING: At 11, 12.45, 2.30, 4.25;.6.10, and 7.45, NORMA TALMADGE, NORMA TALMADGE; * NORMA TALMADGE, NORMA TALMADGE, Supported hy. ■■' ■ EUGENE OTIRIEN. : • EUGENE O'BRIEN. In a passionate Story of. the Mysterious East, ' .' ' ''THE VOICE FROM THE MINARET." "•THE VOICE, FROM THE MINARET." "THE-VOICE FROM THE MINARET.'-' '.'THE VOICE FROM THE MINARET." Memorable is Norma Talmadge's portrayal of a wqman startled from, unwelcome wifehood to desert-born love. Special Musical Interlude, MR. . H. FRANKLIN, . In an Eastern Song Scena, entitled "DESERT LOVE SONGS." I EMPRESS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Of Sixteen Soloists under the Baton of MR. M. piXON. BOX PLAN AT TH[E BRISTOL till 5 p.m., then, at Theatre. Telephone 3442. (QUR „.. THEATRE, NEWTOWN. NORMA TALMADGE mnd EUGENE . O'BRIEN in "THE VOICE FROM THE MINARET." A Love Story of the Mysterious East. CARTOON, COMEDY, TOPICAL. : OUR ORCHESTRA. ISLAND BAY • ; TJNIVERSAL THEATRE. TO-NIGHT. . TO-NIGHT. Your last opportunity to see the William Fox Wonder Poduction, "NERO." ■ "NERO." "NERO." ■ "NERO." The .last word in Motion Pictures. SEASIDE- PICTURES, LYALL BAY. TO-NIGHT. . You should really riot miss this wonderful Fox- Super-feature. "MY FRIEND THE DEVIL," Featuring A NOTABLE ALL-STAR CAST. Excellent Supporting Programme. MARIST- BROTHERS' OLD BOYS' ASSOCIATION. w* .. ANNUAL REUNION. TAOMINION FARMERS' INSTITUTE -■-'. ' HALL. SAT.URDAY, 24th NOV., 1923, at 8 p.m. ■■■ . / ALL OLD BOYS AND FRIENDS INVITED. /pHE SHETLAND SOCIETY will hold ."■-. l 4« nf. xt ¥™*l and Dance in the Victoria Hall, Adelaide road, on SATURDAY, the 24th inst., at 7.45 p.m Flannels optional. Refreshments provided JOHN R. JEROMSON, OVELY Bead Necklets, all colours"'to match your dress, 2s 6d. Lloyd