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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 128, 27 November 1923, Page 2

RETURN OF PARAMOUNT FILMS To the A RTCRAFT THEATRE. -^XRTCRAFT THEATRE. At 7.45 p.m. And What a Masterpiece it is Too! "BOUGHT AND PAID FOR," "BOUGHT AND PAID FOR," "BOUGHT AND PAID FOR," "BOUGHT AND PAID FOR," With a Superlative Cast, Headed by AGNES AYRES, The Heroine of AGNES AYRES, "The Sheik." And "A real JACK HOLT. HE Man. JACK HOLT. j In an 8-Reel Picture from the Famous Novel and Drama, — "BOUGHT AND PAID FOR," ■'BOUGHT AND PAID FOR," Is in Every Sense a Picture You Must Not Miss. ARTCRAFT AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA. SPLENDID SUPPORTS. I PRICES—Dress Circle: Adults; Is 6d (tax 2d); Children 9d. Stalls: Adults, IsChildren, 6d. ■ •. ' EVERYBODY'S. VBRYBODY'S. BEST AND MOST. 1, ■ ■ I .Continuous 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. "THE VOICE FROM THE MINARET," THE VOICE FROM THE MINARET " "THE VOICE FROM THE MINARET; 1 Starring NORMA TALMADGE And EUGENE O'BRIEN. Robert Hichejis's FathOus Drama of Tempestuous Love in Desert Places. • Also, ■ '; First New Zealand Appearance,, THE GREAT CAVELLI, THE GREAT CAVELLI, Direct from London, in his Original Act, COLOURED SHADOWGRAPHY. COLOURED SHADOWGRAPHY. Something You Have Never Seen Before. Showing Nightly. And ! "BOYS WILL BE BOYS," ' "BOYS WILL BE.BOYS," ' Starring WILL ROGERS. A numerous tale of a man who missed his boyhood till he was past the halfcentury mark. Reserves at Theatre. Ring 50. "PARAMOUNT X ARAMOUNT NOW SHOWING. | (The Goldwyn Super Attraction, released by United 'Artists.) "GIMME," "GIMME," With a tremendous all-star cast. A Sparkling Comedy-Drama, mingled with Heart Appeals. In other words, | it s a true picture of the Domestic Adventures and Misadventures of any everyday Husband and Wife. Also, "FLAMES OF PASSION" A. Thrilling and Captivating • Story of the Lumber Land—of Primitive Love and Reckless Bravery. Good Supports. EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION: A Beautiful Musical Entr'acte, Clarinet and Flute Duet '"LO. HERE THE GENTLE LARK." (By Messrs. A. Wright and E. Clausen). Glorious Music by our Orchestra, direction, Mrs. A: Wright. Book now at Utility or 'lei. 21-842. - Friday Next: : "THE STRANGERS' BANQUET." FICKLE— but adorable, ruthless in love —but kissable; dangerous—but warmly alluring—"Bella Donna." At the King's on Friday. JUST A REMINDER. *~" T^TELLINGTON CIVIC LEAGUE ANNIUAL MEETING, TO-NIGHT, 8 o'clock. TO-NIGHT. No. 1, Committee Room, Town Hall D. M'LAREN, Secretary. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. GRAND MILITARY TOURNAMENT AND CITIZEN-SOLDIERS' PAGEANT. A PUBLIC MEETING of all prospec- *"*■ tive workers and otherß interested in the Grand Military Tournament and Citizen-Soldiers' Pageant, to be held at Newtowu Park from Ist to Bth March next, inclusive, in aid of the Community Club arid local Regimental Funds, will be held in the Council Chamber, Town Hall, TO-MORROW EVENING, at 8 o'olock. R. A. WRIGHT, Mayor of Wellington. . R-A.0.8: R.A.0.8. • R.A.0.8. R.A.0.8. R.A.0.8. R.A.0.8. (NHATHAM LODGE No. 3037, G. 5.8., M.L.W., will hold their Meeting on SATURDAY EVENING, Ist December, over Dußtin's Tea Rooms. Commence 8 p.m. sharp. Brothers of all Banners are cordially invited to attend. j See BRO. S. JESTY, H.M.S. Chatham. LOWER HUTT R.A.0.8., TUARUA LODGE, No 2 N.Y.C. •' ' TiTEMBERS of the above Lodge are rerTH«AY, KS, »"*& I bo enabled to pay a visit to the Chatham Lodge oh Saturday, Ist December All members are requested to bo present at our Lodgerobm at 7 p.m on Saturday. Motor conveyance provided ' J. A. CRIGHTON, ' j . . ._ Secretary. LOYAL ANTIPODEAN LODGE MU QUARTERLY Summoned Meeting' of the above Lodge will be held Tomorrow (Wednesday) Evening, at 7.30 at tho Lodgofdom, Lambton ouav Business important. J' visit" 5 CiStriCt Ol£Cet3 Wi" PaJ Sn official A ; GUISE, Secretary. OLA Ncgri, admittedly one of tKS .i«orn mo-?J BC- ro?. n BF tiotß of the world