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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 65, 19 March 1925, Page 2

"COMPRESS THEATRE. THEATRE. ' The Best Show in Wellington. LAST NIGHT TO-NIGHT. .' \ Early Session, 4.45. I ' De Luxe Session 7.55. THE WORLD'S CHAMPION ' ATHLETE FRED THOMSON FRED THOMSON | ■ FRED THOMSON And. his Almost Human Horse, ■ ' SILVER KING, ' . ' In "THE MASK OF LOPEZ." "THE MASK OF LOPEZ." ; "THE MASK OF LOPEZ." A Western Story that will get you from the jump and hold you ail the way. MADE TO THRILL YOU TO THE LIMIT. Commencing TO-MORROW (FRIDAY , ' TO-MORROW {FRIDAY TO-MORROW (FRIDAY , ' Australia's Most Successful Producer, BEAUMONT SMITH,' BEAUMONT SMITH, , BEAUMONT SMITH, Presents A Big, Brjght, and Breezy Comedy-Drama "JOE." "JOE." "JOE." "JOE." "JOE." "JOE." "JOE." "JOE." "JOE" Founded on the Story, "Joe WiI"JOE" son and His Mates," by "JOE" HENRY LAWSON, "JOE" Starring . "JOB" ARTHUR TAUCHERT, "JOE" . "The Sentimental Bloke. 1' JOE" A picture ■of vivid contrasts, "JOE" ' for while Mary mended and baak"JOE" ed in the gloom of the old bush ■ rrPJi!' llut ' Joe pasted-and jazzed with JOE Sydney's brightest and gayest at ( JOE' the Ambassador, Sydneys brightJOE" est and gayest cabaret. "JOE" YOUR OWN PICTURE! "JOE" THE PEOPLE YOU KNOW! ||JOE" The Familiar Lights of Sydney. JOE" City." The Unrivalled Splendour of ColJOE onial Country. "JOE" AS CLEAN AND A"S WHOLEJOE" SOME AS COLONIAL SUN"JOE" SHINE ITSELF AT LAST! - AT LAST! AT LAST! AT LAST! AT LAST! .. AT LAST! The .-Picture All Wellington has Waited -.■■'■' . For, BEAUMONT SMITH'S BEAUMONT. SMITH'S BEAUMONT SMITH'S BEAUMONSC SMITH'S '' BEAUMONT, SMITH'S ■ ■>. j■ ,' ■■ -.--V SCREEN TESTS. ."■■- ■.«'-: SCREEN TESTS. ■■.-:■ '.-., . ,>; SCREEN TESTS. 1 '"-'■: '■ ' - ,■■■'■■■■■-- SCREEN TESTS. ' ' ■.■■::, '-. ■-•■; ■ ,' SCREEN TESTS. You air remember the intense interest, Beaumont Smith's search for screen tulont , aroused. NOW, COME AND SEE NOW, COME AND SEE NEW ZEALAND'S OWN PICKFORDS, VALENTINOS, FAIRBANKS, AND mT CHAPLINS RIGHT BEFORE YOUR VERY EYES. j\ot Only will the Wellington Aspirants be shown, BUT ALL THE CANDIDATES THROUGHOUT NEW ZEALAND. BOX PLAN NOW AT THE BRISTOL AND THEATRE, Telephone 3442. YOUR LAST OPPORTUNITY . TOtNIGHT. , STRAND THEATRE. TRAND THEATRE. . THE GREATEST OF ALL RAFAEL SABATINI'S ROMANCES, " CAPTAIN BLOOD," "CAPTAIN BLOOD," "CAPTAIN BLOOD," i "CAPTAIN BLOOD," " CAPTAIN BLOOD,'' ''CAPTAIN BLOOD," "CAPTAIN BLOOD, 1' ..." CAPTAIN BLOOD," "CAPTAIN BLOOD," .. . . '.'CAPTAIN BLOOD" "CAPTAIN BLOOD," V CAPTAIN BLOOD," A ROMANCE OF GALLANT DAYS ON THE HIGH SEAS, ONE OF THE MOST ROMANTIC AND ADVENTUR. OUS EPOCHS OF THE WORLD, With . ' J. WARREN KERRIGAN and. - ' JEAN PAGE, THRILLING, SPECTACULAR, MAG- . NIFICENT,. SENSATIONAL. ,- Screening Times: 11 a.m., 1.40 p.m., 3.50, 6, and 8.15. ; x * - "mHE TEN COMMANDMENTS," A Paramonnt's Great Picture, returning 27th March. KING'S. KING'S. .<> ' . Tll?gSI?| SgSI?-; NEW ZEALAND - ■ * . VICTORIA VICTORIA j - . VICTORIA BASIN RESERVE, BASIN RESERVE, « TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), SATURDAY, MONDAY, AND TUESDAY, ' 20th,' 21st, 23rd, and 24th MARCH. Play Commences each day at 11.30. FOUR DAYS OF~BRIGHT AND INTERESTING CRICKET. ADMISSION-Ono Shilling. Enclosure, One Sh'iUmg extra. Souvenir Programmes, with full partioulars of previous games and photographs of players, Sixpence each. E. DARROCH, y Hon. Sec, W.C'.A. riVSTKUa ttrHvliig HoleT-Ceull Oyetar v^ baloon Saturday, Opened under