PARAMOUNT THEATRE.

Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 25, 30 January 1924, Page 3

PARAMOUNT THEATRE.

lhat Long Tack Sam arid his extraordinary Chinese Troupe of wonder *wdr:---ers has cast a spell over Wellington theatregoers was easily verified by the immense audience that again thronged every corner of the Paramount Theatre last night. Expectation ran high as the curtains were drawn- to the clanging of symbals. Gorgeous peacock blue and silver hangings form a fitting and beautiful background to the ma'gni'fieehWy-cJad members-of the troupe, who first appear in handsome Chinese national costumes ; and headdresses. Throwing, these.oß,"ino- i time is lost in proceeding ; with the astounding display of puzaling-magic, dexterous spinning, extraordinary ■ equilib-' ristic and contortion '-'.work, 'remark--able juggling, and thrilling' acrobatic work of the most sensational order The dainty little daughters oflLong.:.Tack Sam lend a pleasing contrast to the mora serious work of the performance. Their delightful dancing is done with all the verve and finish of their European sisters The management urge ladies and children to attend the matinees, which are held daily, to avoid the crush at nights when the performance is given exactly as in the evening, with full orchestra'attendance. A splendid Tom' Mix picture The Lone Star Ranger," from Zane Greys/famous story, is shown in addition. The box plan is at the Utility Stationery Store, next to the theatre,-where seats may 'be"'reserved for all .performances. "'.'.,*