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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 125, 23 November 1923, Page 2

PARAMOUNT AND SHORTPS NOW SHOWING. THE PICTURE OF THE YEAR, "GIMME," "GIMME," ■ A Goldwyn Picture Released by United Artists, • S E«E^.9f^ DWICK ' Featam S GASTON GLASS, ■U. B. WALTHALL, ELINOR BOARDMAN, KATE LESTER, With a Full All-Star Cast. "GIMME" "GIMME" Is a Bombshell of Comedy-Drama that hits the Modern Domestic Problem. ISN'T MARRIAGE A 50-50 PROPOSITION AFTER ALL? When the Angel Gabriel blows his horn, half the women will say: "I cant go to Heaven. I've got nothing to wear." But women can usually take care of themselves—if they ■ want to. - SEE ■" GIM ME," " GIM M E." AND FIND OUT HOW THEY DO IT. Additional: . WM. FOX'S TREMENDOUS MELODRAMA, "FLAMES OF PASSION," A story of primitive love and reckless bravery. A scream of terror. A daring race. Moments of breathless suspense. A big screen fight. Hemmed in by fire. At bay. Then the law of the strong. ' ■■■■• ■ SUPPORTS: ■ *■ COMEDY, NEWS, INTEREST. A WONDERFUL PROGRAMME. YOU MUST SEE IT! Extra Added Attraction: PARAMOUNT ONLY: PARAMOUNT ONLY: A BEAUTDJUL MUSICAL ENTR'ACTE—CLARINET AND FLUTE DUET, ; "LO! HEAR THE NIGHT LARK," By MESSRS. A. WRIGHT and E. CLAUSEN. A. SPECIALLY-ARRANGED MUSICAL SCORE BY PARAMOUNT ORCHESTRA—Direction, MRS. A. WRIGHT. ALSO, SPECIAL SCORE AT SHORTT'S. BOOK EARLY! BOX PLANS FOR PARAMOUNT AT UTILITY, or Telephone 21-842. FOR SHORTT'S AT BRISTOL, or Telephone 768. E MPRESS THE A T rTe7 T? N \ssr °^«r- ■ 811 NOW SHOWING! ■ And at 12.45, 2.50, 4.35, 6.20, and 7.55. ' IS FORBIDDEN ROMANCE THE SWEETEST? Here's the answer to the Question told in an Unusual and Entertaining Way, It pulls aside the Curtains on Girlhood Love Affairs which Demand Expression. "WANDERING DAUGHTERS," WITH AN ALL-STAR CAST, Including MARGUERITE DE LA MOTTE, NOAH BEERY, MARJORIE DAW, The Secret Romance of a Girt and a Midnight Son in the Land of Jazz. . HOW LONG SHOULD A DECENT PARTY LAST? That's what her fathter asked her when she ■ arrived home with the miUonw. lime flew whi c she was dancing. She had not placed a time limit on her freeHorn. Jixtraordmary! Indeed, it is not a Preachment on Conduct, but a delightful. Adventure of Jazz Hcart3 among Shattered Dream Caetlcs. ADDITIONAL NOVELTY ATTRACTION: Dainty BILLIE MURPHY, IN A GORGEOUS DANCE INTERLUDE. SUPERLATIVE MUSIC INIMITABLY PLAYED BY THE WORLD-FAMOUS EMPRESS SYMPHONIC ORCHESTRA, Of Sixteen Solo Musicians, the largest and best in Wellington, under the distinguished Conductorship of MR. M. DIXON, Overture—"Grand March" from "Tannhauser" ■„ (Wagner). BOX PLAN NOW OPEN AT THE BRISTOL, or RING THEATRE, TEL. 3442. EVERYBODY'S THE BETTER AND BRIGHTER ENTERTAINMENT. continuous NOW SHOWING' continuous 11 a.m.to 10 p.m. : VV OXLW yv IiNU" . . ug m to , lo:pm _ After a Phenomenal 'Week at The.Empress we have pleasure in-presenting "THE VOICE FROM THE MINARET" Starring The Soreen's Greatest Lovers, NORMA TALMADGE and EUGENE O'BRIEN. On the brink—then on the desert breeze came the voice from the minaret • . calling them back to forgotten faith! Also—Direct from London, THE GREAT CAVELLI, Under Special Engagement and First Appearance in New Zealand . in his Original Act, COLOURED SHADOWGRAPHY — NIGHTLY. The Only Entertainment of its Kind in the World. AT THE SATURDAY MATINEE, 2.30, THE GREAT CAVELLI WILL GIVE A PUNCH AND JUDY SHOW. IN ADDITION TO THE FULL PICTURE PROGRAMME. Give the Kiddies the Treat of Their Liveii "BOYS WILL BE BOYS," Starring . WILL ROGERS, Adapted from the Story by Itvin S. Cobb. 'The chucklesome story of a man who never had a boyhood until he was well past the half century mark. EVERYBODY'S POPULAR ORCHESTRA. And ■' *DON'T FORGET THE KIDDIES' SPECIAL MATINEE ON SATURDAY* Reserves at The Theatre. Ring Telephone 50. S T R A N D T H EATRE. CONTINUOUS FROM 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. COMMENCING TO-DAY, A DOUBLE STAR BILL OF EXTRAORDINARY MERIT! D. W. GRIFFITH D. W. GRIFFITH Presents the Massive Production—A Purple Romance of a Bygone Day, "THE FALL OF BABYLON." Majestic in its .massive Grandeur—its Colossal Theme—its Inspiring Romance —its Sumptuous Settings! , , ANTONIO MORENO, ANTONIO MORENO, In a Powerful Story of India with its Mysteries and Strange People, Intrigue, and Adventure. "A GUII/TY CONSCIENCE." A Dream of Mystery Set Against the Subtle Background of India.' ■ PATHE GAZETTE, "AROUND THE WORLD IN 18 DAYS," ■ Episode 10 "THE BRINK OF ETERNITY." PRICES AS USUAL. PRICES AS USUAL.

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