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Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 145, 16 December 1924, Page 2

FIRST MOVIE TESTS AT THE EMPRESS :: :: FRIDAY. Applications for screen tests are being received in great numbers, and scores of interviews were given yesterday by Mr. L. H. Nunn on tehalf of Beaumont Smith. Interviews every day between 2.30 and 4. 1 ON FRIDAY NEXT,/THE . STAGE OF THE EMPRESS THEATRE WILL BE FITTED UP AS \A STUDIO, WITH SPECIAL STUDIO LIGHTING, AND SCENES WiLL BE TAKEN, GIVING ASPIRANTS THE OPPORTUNITY TO ACT IN FRONT OF THE MOVING-PICTURE CAMERA ARE YOU A SCREEN TYPE ? Tests will be made on the stage in full view of the audience, and Mr. Nunn will give his expert knowledge and assistance to all applicants TWO SESSIONS DAILY, at 2 and 8 ■ ■ ' THE ACTUAL PICTURES TAKEN WILL BE SHOWN AT THE THEATRE THE FOLLOWING WEEK, AND CANDIDATES WILL SEE THEIR WORK ON THE SCREEN. Beaumont Smith guarantees that such screen types as meet, with his requirements will be given definite engagements—either in his productions in New Zealand or Australia. Get your Application.Forms from the EMPRESS OFFICE Interviews daily from 2.30 to 4. V Also BEAUMONT SMITH'S LATEST AND GREATEST PICTURE"HULLO MARMADUKE!" ! , Featuring CLAUDE DAMPIER. They called him a fool, a simp, a silly ass, a goat, but he proved himself A MAN Ihe adventures of a remittance man from England, who found trouble but also a M of fun in his Australian exploits. LAUGHTER, TEARS, THRILLS, AND JSOVELTY. It's a picture that's different, and-was all made beneath the Southern ' ■ ' . Cross. ' \ ' ' ;. ■ITS 7., LUXE THEATRE (THE FINEST THEATRE UNDER THE SOUTHERN CROSS). ' TO-NIGHT! —At 8 o'clock. — TO-NIGHT! BOOK AT BRISTOL PIANO CO.. OR AITKEN'S BOOK ARCADEOR RING THEATRE, TELEPHONE 23-080 ■ aBUAUIj ' -. PATRONS ARE ADVISED TELEPHONE BOOKINGS MUST BE CALLED FOR BEFORE 7:50. ■ "THE ROSE OF PARIS W ' Stirring; " MARY PHILBIN, MARY PHILBIN, ■ HER LATEST AND GREATEST PICTURE. A GORGEOUSLY STAGED ffiUA^qU^ THJ^ CELEBRATED FRENCH ORCHESTRA DE LUXE, !": MR. L. D. AUSTIN, Musical pir«ct«r. - THE NEW AMBASSADOR. AFTERNOON TEAS"™ ™*? Delicacy and Eskimo Pie, ' :^^eh .discourses sweet music? teSTtg ' '■■•'■' ■ . ' \ ■ ' ' THE CABARET-^8 perfect floor, the brilliant company, and <" SADOR a most alluring ° b"ght Burroundin 8 8 «•>» THE AMBASTERPSICHOREAN ELYSIUM, The favourite resort of the most select patrons, who revel in every form of Tango!" B ' IV°m alumati "S Jazi= *° the graceful motions Tthe ,TWO DOORS FROM THE EVENING POST, LABIES! DON'T DISCARD ANY APPAREL UNTIL YOU'VE BROUGHT IT TO THIS "ATAr<TP» ct v « attw^ KSTABUSHM^^^CH^^JII^^ THINK OF THE MONEY YOU CAN SAVE THIS CHRISTMAS! When we have given your old Dresses,' Costumes, Coats etc a new lcaso of l,fc, you'll bo convinced that it's not necessary to spetidViol of money on new clothes m order to look well dressed this Christmas IHIiM NEW AGAIN THE SAME EVENING. MEN'S SUITS, HATjS, SPORTS COATS ETC., ALSO , ' MADE TO LOOK LIKE NEW! THE VICTORIA LAUNDRY CO., LIMITED, HANSON STREET, WELLINGTON. TELEPHONE 448 or 613. RECEIVING DEPOTS— 122, RIDDIFORD STREET; 133, WILLIS STREET;' -MOLESWORTH STREET (Il&lel Cecil BuUding.). ' DECEMBER ATTRACTIONS. EXQUISITE NOVELTY GARMENTS. DIRECT FROM THE MAKERS. WONDERFULLY INEXPENSIVE. MoS,™v^>= COSTUMES-Every one elusive in desi^ in NOSSS Gab;rd;n,; handsomely" embrXel t JERSEY SILK JUMPER SUITS-In richly"'embroidered s'iyles'anj new foiourf BLACK WRAP-OVER COATS-Suitable for matrons; a really wefcZ garmeT ' o^ll COATS-A'l ™rt «"*. »"- *iS™^3 WOVEN SILK FROCKS-In dainty styles and'colourings ~& CR^ ™ft C-™ ™°^-The' very la^Simt^ tim^ a From 87s 6d QUEREE BROS., ne. willis street.

P^mm? £ EAUTII?YING AND FORE- MEETINGS^ V SHORE IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY. ■■ : ___I_ : ' K-AWAHAU RIVER vNBW YEAR DAY SPORTS, ■ „...,„, „T~ r ,Ist JANUARY, 1925. ! A- GROUP m being fanned to acquire I- xa- J-'hree aiming Claims on tho KaNTRIES for All Events, including jvarau River, coniprisins a combined (syds and lOOvds Ladies' Races, lp:|gt'i °' three-quarters of ii mile. I close on SATURDAY tlic 20th DECEM- , A preliminary mooting will bo held at VSR, 1924,-at .7 p..,.' with Mr, A. C. the oflice of the iindersi slle d on X?RIDAY KiHtf, 132, Willis- atrcit Wellington, or " NEXT, 19th DECEMBER, at 8 p.m., and with the Secretary, P.O.' Box 7, Petono. nnyono interested in lhi> project is. jnvitJNominalion fees nnpt accompany" entries. .;':i lo ""'lend, when full particulars will Applications for Kruit. Soft' UrinUs, ha. submitted ■ . and-Confectionery Slalls close with, tho \, H. A. GOLO, ■ S>«WL-tary on Tucsdav 25lpl!> ttt fiw'n. Brandon. Chambers, 0. SILLU2RY, Hcu. Sec. Dmido" e<-io«t, Wdlmgtuu,