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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 48, 25 August 1925, Page 2

PARAMOUNT THEATRE, ARAMOUNT . THEATRE, Courtenay place. ; " TWICE DAILY. ' Afternoon 2.30. 7.45 Evening. REX INGRAM/S DRAMATIC PRODUCTION. Actually Filmed in th© Land of the Original Sheiks. THE MOST ORIGINAL PULSE STIRRING ROMANCE OF DESERT LOVE THE SCREEN HAS EVER KNOWN. .. "THE ARAB," "THE ARAB," "THE ARAB," "THE ARAB," "THE ARAB," From th© Stage Play by Edgar Selwyn, With ALICE RAMON TERRY ' NOVARRO COMEDY SCENIC GAZETTE. Box, Plnn at the Theatre, or ring Tolephone ,21-842. < . BRITANNIA. Continuous from RITANNIA. 11 a.m. Daily. NOW SHOWING. :::.::*;-._., r :.'BucK-4ON,;ES .:. :..."„ : •■■ ; buck 'JOnes " , buck jones -.-.•'■,.•-.■ 'buck jones ■/' '■'■„. . '.- ■'.. ■ Jn A Red-hot Romance of the Western Plains ' '.'... "THE TRAIL RIDER." "THE, .TRAIL RIDER." ■ "THE "TRAIL RIDER." ■ - ' "'■■ "THE'TRAIL RIDER." "THE TRAIL RIDER." ' • "THE TRAIL RIDER. '■' "THE TRAIL RIDER." "THE TRAIL RIDER." Zip! Bang! Swirls of dast, flying horses, red-mad men-faction punctuatea by the shouts of fighting hordes and the roar of stampeded cattle. Arousing, crackling tale of adventure and love naar the Texas border, where the :P ••'Trail Rider rode wild and free. ARTCRAFT. NIGHTLY, 6.30 to 10. RTCRAH*r. NIGHTLY, 6.30 to 10. Molesworth street ■ COMMENCING TO-NIGHT. HERBERT RAWLINSON and ALICE LAKE In i "THE DANCING CHEAT," ; "THE DANCING CHEAT," "•■ "THE DANCING CHEAT," "THE DANCING CHEAT," , A, picture that -will fascinate every woi man and interest every red-blooded man. 2— ■ ' , ' I PERCY MARMONT and '.'.•:• LEATRICE JOY In A glorions production, "THE MARRIAGE CHEAT." "THE' MARRIAGE CHEAT." ' "THE MARRIAGE CHEAT." "THE MARRIAGE CHEAT." I BIG SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. miVOLI " J-iyoLi. The House of Selected Features. ALWAYS.; A, GOOD^ SHOW.". SCREENING TIMES:" 11.15 a.m., 2.15 p.m., 7.45. P-m: "HAPPINESS; MUST BE EARNED." The Most. Romantio of Stories. . , A Glorious Fantasy of Arabian Nights. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS . . .DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS In . "THE THIEF OF BAGDAD," . ■ "THE THIEF OF BAGDAD." "THE THIEF OF BAGDAD." ••THE THIEF OF BAGDAD," . "THE THIEF OF BAGDAD." "THE THIEF OF BAGDAD." IT TAKES YOU BACK TO BAGPAD, OF THE DAYS WHEN THE SALT OF LIFE WAS LOVE AND THE WINE OF LIFE WAS ADVENTURE. Plan at Bristol. Theatre Tel. 60. . FOR FOR » FULLERS' 4 FULLERS' -, FUN! ■ •. FUN I HIS • MAJESTY'S. THEATRE. ... 18 MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Dirootion ...... John Fuller and Sons, Ltd. TO-NIGHT! At 8. TO-NIGHT! Everybody Pleased —Everybody Happy. A Great Show. ' OUR ALL NEW SHOW ; , Contains a Powerful Vaudeville Programme, along with Another Sidesplitting Musical Comedy by JIM GERALD, JIM GERALD, THE PRINCE OF COMEDIANS, 1 . Leading the JIM GERALD JIM GERALD REVUE COMPANY. ' REVUE-COMPANY. » The Title of the New Production ia "DON'T TELL THE WIFE," A. Saucy _ Muaical Comedy, Effervescing with Gaiety, in whloh the Inimitable r Comedian, Jimmy Gerald, is seen at hie best. DANNY D'ALMA, 1 DANNY D'ALMA, • '. ..'.■: ;Th» Acrobat .on Stpts and his.-, .-,.,.- Aorbbatic Dogs. ' THE CELIA-MARIE DUO, i Madam Stephano Miss Rosina Palmerston (Contralto); (Soprano k Pianist). ■ Last Week of THE HARRIS FAMILY, - : THE HARRIS FAMILY, THE HARRIS FAMILY, Brilliant English Instrumentalists, in a New Routine of Musical Selections FULLERS' POPULAR PRICES- . D.C. or 0.5., 2a' 6d (Reserved Js), plus . tax: Stalls. Is 6d ; Upper Circle, Is. BOX PLAN AT THE BRISTOL. > After' 5 p.m. at Burnett's, next Theatre. Soats oan be Reserved by Theatre Tel. ■ (22-669) after 7 p.m., and will be kept until-7.50 p.m. . ■ ... EUCHRE. EUCHRE. 8 o'plook sharp. 8 o'clock, sharp. ST. FRANCIS'S HALL, HILL STREET. WEDNESDAY, 26th AUGUST AND EVERY FOLLOWING WEDy NESDAY. Prizes for Wednesday include ', two £3 Orders, two £1 10s Orders, two 0 15s 01-ders, and 6 other prizes. Thoso orders can bo taken with any firm in Wellington. ■ Singer Sowing Machine presented also. Noto Admission: 2s. WELLINGTON EUCHRE ASSEMBLY. THE NEW ZEALAND CLUB. MEMBERS are reminded of tho Lun- ■ cheon on WEDNESDAY, tho 26th instant, at 1 p.m., in Messrs. Gamble, '* and Creed's Room. Lainbton t|uav. when Sir Harry Brittain, X.8.X., C.M.U., M.P,,, Chairman London Council Arrangsments Committee, will be tho .chief guest and speaker. ED WARD^T T.. \ MJWKT, Hoa. £©<v '