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Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 64, 12 September 1924, Page 2

6d THIS IS THE AGE OF INVOLUTIONS. HERE'S THE LATEST: Is W. DOUBLE QUANTITY PICTURES OF BETTER QUALITY Is °d AT CHEAPER .PRICES. . ' Is TIVOT/T TO-DAY, 2.30; TO-NIGHT at 8, mit^AT T J-J--V\AL*JL TWICE DAILY. ' : (JL X V Uij-l It is ourprfde to announce Tremendous All-New Double-Feature, Double-Value Picture Attractions to be shown for the first time in Wellington. TWO 1924 FILM SPECIALS. '■' *° t ~CLARA IQMBAIiL YOUNG earnß«^f«t Cast; ln ? fil, ashin S> cohesive story that grips attention and "enohains your . oealSl \w?i erßl;i ,Jt ?e? tures ? n amazing mystery—cunningly contrived and con--Mrivßlrl l!Ub, 1-e^' r?gh.t *£ 4 ue fiual olimax' The denouement-totally unexpected of rnll I \ h Shtnlns.s fla6h ' and w positively startling. There, is a. VILLAIN, ; 01. course, but ho is difficult to identify, for several of the powerful dramatis FASHIONABIS^BLACKMAILERS, ... X 7 „ Such as you will find in Wellington to-day. *°- z~ MARY MILES MINTER^ With JOHN BOWERS, in a Thrilling Romance, in Six Acts, "SOUTH OF SUVA.' 6d — Pn CBS: Gallery 6d, Stalls Is, D.C. Is 6d. Matinee. Adults.is.and 6d. —Is EM P RESS TH E A TRE. THE BEST THEATRE IN WELLINGTON. ■."""■'■ COMMENCING TO-DAY EARLY EVENING SESSION, 4.40. . . DE LUXE SESSION, 7.45. '. MASTER. PICTURES PRESENTS THE MOST : THRILLING, SENSATIONAL EIRE PICTURE EVER SCREENED: . v "THE MIDNIGHT AIiARM!' 5 THE GREATEST lIE.VET-TUGGING HUMAN STORY EVER- WRITTEN. A &tory of Life as it is lived on the Boulevards and in the Alleys of a Great City. . . ■ THE MOST THRILLING TRAIN AND MOTOR WRECK-EVER FILMED • A Racing Automobile carrying a Mother and her Child from pursu. ing Crooks—An-oncoming Train—A Crash! THE GREATEST SUSPENSE SITUATION EVER IMAGINED. A Girl Prisoner in a Steel Vault—Slowly StiHing'to Death—Rescued by a Steel-eating Acetylene Torch—Around -it Seething Flames— Beneath it Crumbling Floors. ' .....•• THE MOST PERFECT CAST EVER ASSEMBLED IN ANY PICTURE' CULLEN LANDIS, ALICE C&LHOUN/ • PERCY MARMONT, v AND A HOST OF OTHER STARS. HEART BIGGEST PICTURE OF THE YEAR. i SPLENDID SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. EMPRESS NEWS FILM. ,_ » DOGS OF WAR " (An " Our Gang "Comedy). EMPRESS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA . Under tho Distinguished Comluctorship of MR. M. DIXON. Musical Programme includes:—Overture: Rosamunde (Schubert).' Suites and Selections: Ballet Suite (Tscherepine), Scenes Blarnaises (Broustet), Romantic buito (Frommcl), Mill on the Cliff (Reissiger). Miscellaneous: Prologue (Gabriel BOYPT »TP°n (Gl5 h)' ,T1?,(? Vai" Suite (Br«''°»), Rhapsody (Ferroni)/ iJUA ILAN at Ihe Bristol till 5.30 p.m., then at the Theatre (Telephone 3442) fie Theatre- Closed at 6.30 p.m. Doors reopen at 7.0 p.m. Y.W.C.A. BUILDING FUND BENEFIT WEEK. MONDAY TO FRIDAY NEXT (INCLUSIVE). v ."■ How do many incapable men hold down good jobs?- BLUFF ' How do many pooplo manage to live a Rolls Royce life on a I'ord income? . . -g-j^-j^., Why does the modern Flapper, who flutters round the Bamc, not ' : get her wings burnt? Has she learnt the secret of successful BLUFF? ' QTrRT^TV'S THE HOME OF. I TfcTTI7'T?IYF'C! \£ \J -Sl/Hiiy O PARAMOUNT PICTURES.. I=l .U IL-CiiN .fe Direction—FAMOUS LASKY FILM SERVICE. LTD. 2.15.-TO-DAY! TO-NIGHT 1-7.45. , PARAMOUNT PICTURES PRESENTS A Drama that will show you how to do, through sheer BLUFF, the things ■ you aro afiaid to tackle: "BLUFF!" " BLUFF f Featuring AGNES AYRES AND AN ALL-STAR CAST, Including ANTONIO MORENO.and BURTON. The Amazing Adventures of a Girl who Won her way in -New York ' through BEAUTY and BLUFF, after BEAUTY and BRAINS had Failed. . IT'S DIFFERENT! IT'S SUPERB! ; A PARAMOUNT PICTURE. FULL SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. .'■■'. ■ QUEEN'S GRAND ORCHESTRA, Musical Director—Mß. A. H. JEROME. BOX PLAN AT BRISTOL. ■■• Usual prices. : Theatre Telephone 22-334. GRAND MOVIE BALL—lst OCTOBER. A DYNAMIC DRAMA OF CONTRASTS STRANDTH E A T X E. CONTINUOUS FROM 11 a.m. •: MASTER PICTURES PRESENTS . " ' " TOM MOORE and ANN FORREST - "MARRIAGE MORALE" An Intense and Timely Drama—Gripping in the extreme, and of vital interest to the Man and Woman of 1924. Also Screening: A THRILLING STORY OF THE KLONDYKE NELL SHH'MAN AND HER FAMOUS WILD ANIMALS '■ - "THE GRUB STAKE." - A Powerful Melodrama of how a- Wonderful Girl 'Conquered'the Frozen North' - and through sheer Pluck and Daring made it yield her Gold and Love. ' HARRY AVERY AND HIS JAZZ BAND. MOVIE BALL—lst OCTOBER, • MOVIE BALL—lst OCTOBER. WELLINGTON RUGBY FOOTBALL UNION: ATHLETIC PARK, TO-MORROW (SATURDAY, 13tB SEPT.). MARLBOROUGH v WELLINGTON 3p- m- ■-."■■ .. ... ■.:.'■■ „:.; ; 3- Pr m. THIRD-GRADE CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS, At 1.30 p.m. . ..... . At 1.30 p.m. TECHNICAL COLLEGE OLD BOYS v. MARIST. \ •, ' ' ORIENTAL v.:WELLESLEY COLLEGE. 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