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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 140, 14 June 1924, Page 4

TWICE DAILY. Afternoon 2.30. 7.45 Evening. PARAMOUNT THEATRE ARAMOUNT THEATRE (Courtenay place) Presents The Glittering Jewel of the Screen in a perfect sotting of Paris Society and Underworld Den, POLA NEGRI, POLA NEGRI, POLA NEGRI, Darling of the Underworld and toast of the Upper World—Pola is both in this Love Melodrama* which- shows both sides of real Paris. , I --'..■■ " SHADOWS OF PARIS." "SHADOWS OF PARIS." " SHADOWS OF, PARIS." "SHADOWS OF PARIS." Think of a picture with the best of "The Cheat" and "The Spanish Dancer" packed into one—That's , '-SHADOWS OF PARIS," " SHADOWS OF PARIS," "SHADOWS OF PARIS." "SHADOWS OF PARIS." "SHADOWS OF PARIS," - "SHADOWS OF PARIS," ' " SHADOWS OF PARIS," Heralded as the ultimate in photoplay achievement. Bewildering in its spectacles, yet tender in' the human tale it unfolds. Supporting Cast includes ADOLPHE MENJOU, - CHARLES DE ROCHE, HUNTLY GORDON. A Paramount Production. COMEDY. GAZETTE. \' ' -' \ THE PARAMOUNT ORCHESTRA. r Nine Solo Instrumentalists, under the direction of Mr. R. R. Caulton. RESERVE. YOUR SEATS.. BOX PLAN at tho "Utility," next to Theatre. ' . Theatre Telephone 21-842. BRITANNIA, ... . Continuous from RITANNIA. \ 11 a.m. Daily. THIS WEEK'S ATTRACTIONS. Comedy and Drama : Happily Blended in Mix Latest Picture—l "ROMANCE LAND"." "ROMANCE LAND." "ROMANCE LAND." An Up-to-date Drama with tho usual Mix ■ Zip and Dash. 'TOM MIX. . TOM MIX. TOM MIX. TOM MIX. -TOM MIX. TOM MIX." Also "WHITE HANDS." "WHITE HANDS." ''WHITE HANDS.'* A drama-of white heat passion, set amid the ecorching desert sand and tempestuous seaa. . v Featuring HOBART BOSWORTH. Telephone 558. ' SHORTT'S THEATRE HORTT'S THEATRE ' ■ The Wonder Film of the Year, "NANOOK OF THE NORTH." "NANOOK OF THE NORTH." "NANOOK OF THE WORTH." "NANOOK OF THE NORTH." "NANOOK OF THE NORTH." "NANOOK OF THE NORTH." Greeted yesterday with ' intense onthu-; siasm. A realistic story of love and adventure amongst tho Esquimaux. A succession of glorious scenes, amidst tho eternal snows. . A wonderf vi portrayal of life in the Arctic Circle, ..You will enjoy I every minute' of it. Added Attraction: CONRAD NAGEL and ALICE LAKE CONRAD NAGEL and ALICE LAKE SONRAD NAGEL and ALICE LAKE iln a.. superb -^rietro production of tense and dramatic situations. A - thrilling [ drama of the gaming tables, i "WOMAN'S' HATE." I . "WOMAN'S HATE." "WOMAN'S HATE." "WOMAN'S HATE." Specially-selected Supporting Programme. , Hours of Screening: "Nanook" —11 a.m., 2.30, 5.35, and 8.30. "Woman's Hate"—l2.3o, 3.50, and 7 p.m. Book tout Seat at The Bristol, or Tel. 768. '_- - GRAND SUNDAY NIGHT-CONCERT. ISLAND BAY PICTETRE THEATRE, Humber street. 15th JUNE, commencing at 8.15 p.m. Instrumental, vocal (solos and concerted), and elocutionary items by Wellington's foremost artists. Admission free. Silver coin collection. CESARONI GESARONI IN ALL-MOZART PROGRAMME. fITO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), 14th JUNE A At 8.15. A RARE PROGRAMME. "New York Times": "Cesaroni is a Rare Mozartist." Accompanist: Harold Whittle. Reserved, 33j Unreserved, 2s (plus tax). pONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL TUES., 17th JUNE, AND WED., 18th JUNE. J. C. NEWLANDS, Of New College, Edinburgh, will give two ' DRAMATIC RECITALS. 17th June will be a MISCELLANEOUS Evening (Charles Dickens, Edgar Allen Poe, Kipling, Browning, Shakespeare, Noyes; Ford). 18th June—"A Night With Barrie." On Friday, . 20th— "First Principles of Publio Speakirig." Prices r 3s and 23, plus tax. Box plan.at tho Bristol Piano Co. WELLINGTON GIRLS' COLLEGE. TVRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT. Three Plays, produced by Mrs. John Hannah, entitled "The Rest Cure," "Me. and My Diary," ■ ' > ■ "Rosalind." TUESDAY. 17th JUNE, at 8 pirn., Girls' College, Pipitea street. Admission 2i 6d. ILOYD'S, Lambton quay and Cuba-se., * for the wonderful selection of beaas and earrings.