TIVOLI. . IVOLI. The House of Selected Features. ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW. FOR THREE MORE DAYS. FOR THREE MORE DAYS. ' ■ ;AN ENORMOUS SUCCESS. The Graham Wilcox Masterpiece, "SOUTHERN LOVE." "SOUTHERN LOVE," "SOUTHERN LOVE." "SOUTHERN LOVE," Featuring . BETTY BLYTHE. BETTY BLYTHE'. BETTY BLYTHE, BETTY BLYTHE, I'he famous beauty and actress, who is at present hold in captivity by Bedouins. MR. CHARLES MELVIN will sing "SOUTHERN LOVE." - . Also, The James.Oliver Ciu'wood Story, "THE BROKEN" SILENCE," Starrinjr . ' ' ZENA KEEFE. TWICE DATLY: 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. ARTCRAFT . TO-NIGHT, at 7.45. RTCRAFT. TO-NIGHT, at 7.45.. ARTCRAFT. TO-NIGIIT, at 7.45. AR.TCRAFT. TO-NIGHT, at 7.45. ARTCRAFT. TO-NIGHT, at 7.45. Molesworth street. Opposite Parliament Buildings. NOW SHOWING. NOW'SHOAVING. BRILLIANT SUCCESS OF [ BETTY .BLYTHE BETTY BLYTHE BETTY BLYTHE BETTY BLYTHE In a magnificent Drama of Bohemia, ' "SOUTHERN LOVE " "SOUTHERN LOVE." "SOUTHERN LOVE" "SOUTHERN LOVE " • "SOUTHKiiX I.OVE> "SOUTHERN LOVF, " "SOUTHERN LOVE." "SOUTHERN' LOVE " "SOUTHKRX LOVE."' \l! the sensational possibilities of a lljrillng story Jiave been fully exploited amid soltingd-of iiuusu-il .barm. MR. CHAS. MIiLVTN . MR. - CHAS. MKLVIN ! Late nf Royal Opera QuarleUe) will s i ni; he specially composed waltz song. " Sot- ' hern l.ove " -ach evenin s at 8.5 o'clock. Big bupportnifr I'rotfrainnie. iuoludiii" "NERVK'TONJC:" IUUUI"° " NKRVIO TOXIC." "'NERVI'; TONIC" " NKRVK TONIC." ' . One (if the lun-st comedies vet SPECIAL MUSIC BY" ' A RT( :R AFT ORCH BSTR -\ ARTCRAFT ORCHESTRA" Reserves Tel. 3470. STRAND THEATRK . TRAND THEATRE. Continuous from 11 a.m. ' | LAST THREE'NIGHTS Of ARTHUR SHIRLEY ARTHUR SHIRLEY ' " •' •• ' Iv ■ "THE MYSTERY -OF X ■'•THE MYSTERY OF A ■ ■'THE MYSTERY OF -\ ■ ■ "THE M.YSTICR.Y: OF A .. "THE ijySTF,RY. OF \ -.. "THE MYSTERY OF A. . "'I'ITIC MYSTERY OK A • '•THIO MYSTRR.Y OF V . . . . '.•THiC MYSTERY OF A - : - -. - HANSOM CAB" ' •■■ HANSOM CAR" HANSOM CAB;" HANSOM CAB" - , HANSOM CA.O" ■ . . HANSOMCVIV" ■ TIANSOM-CVi;'" -. ■ HANSOM (!A|j " . HANSOM. CAB'," 'rom llio Thrilling and Romantic- Novel by FERGUS HUME. FERGUS HUME. A .PICTURE FOUNDED ON FACT. In Addition: . . A James Cruzc Production. THE CITY THAT NEVER SLFFPS " 'THE CITY THAT' NJOVER SLEEPS:I Throbbing Human Story of a Mother's ! oacritice. • i ADDED SPECTa"I~FEATURE ■ - THE FUNKRAL ■ THE KUNKRAL Of the LATE PRIME MINISTER LATE PRIME MINISTER] i SI-lORTT'S THEATRE HORTT'S THKAT'IIj;. Continuous from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. PACKED AGAIN LAST NIGHT. ': The Screen's Greatest Triumph vORMA TALMADG-R sORMA 'J'ALMAJJGE <ORMA TALMADOIO ■ And . EUGENE O'BRIKX | -KUGKNE O'BRIEN- . EUGKNE O'BRIEN ■'SI-rni'TS" NornJi's Greatest Success 'SKCHETS- A Picture i.hat ha^ De- ! SECRETS" lighted Tlioi.stmd- ! Don'l Mi-.s 11. 1.),.,,,-i Mifs li. i And a 3Jujfm"licout Supponing- Programme. Session De 1.-.;-;,- at 7.45. Star Piwni-n ;,i. 5.20. (.:OMMI':XCIXG inUDAY NEXT MADAME NAZIMOVA And MILTON SILLS "MA DOXXA OF THE 'STREETS " : . '___ 'J Urn Story of a Great Love that iravn I .vith.ml. question, and ankNl not even ! justicp from [hn world of men :i^ AM E Tll E MA N " : : : I THI-lE' ' PARISH'".HALL,. KARORI.j WEDNESDAY. 20th' MAY ' . At 8 p.m. THE PI, AY READERS I THK PLAY Ri-'.ADICRS. ' In a I'nblii- Reading of the "FAR.MKR^ U".il rE."'.a Cumedy in '.n-rcc A-l- by Isden Phillpoils. JCtiiv proceeds' in aid if Canon Fieldcn Tayloi's eil'ort. o^i bp.nalf of -Welli, !K lon A^Hcan Orphanages. Admiisiou—2s and Is. • EARLY SK'J'TIJr.HS 1 AXD HISTOIUCAIV ASSOCIATION Of We.llingloii. EARLY SETTLKRS' HAL!, AJJlil" SMITH STREEf. . " wi-:dnk?day, 20th may, ,-,i. ?, p.,,,.,' L.- ( -iiir(>". . "LIKE. OF SIR KF.ORGK GUI'"-'" 'K.v.Mr. (.'. W. T.-.i r. FolL.w.ml hy 'a 'DANCE. ' Dain-iii),', H. 30 io 11. ... . W. A.'T}l)\VAJlia. .11ni.1..' Si-i-. ■^ST'IiLLINGTOX OAS CO: LTD ' V^ l'-,-i-,- Cookery De'monflradon by - ' . MISS MAR'iOX CII!-MSTI'\\' (.Liverpool School of Ccokerv Diploma). ... AYEDNIiivDAY. SOU. MAY. 1035. ,s|'ll'.i';<:l: ■'"V^-«l' J i fd'' i l!.Ui l l>k, (Uiu-fi- 1 LuL'. 1: CliciiSi; Ui-.e'j!v».
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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 115, 19 May 1925, Page 2
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