J^ SIGHTS! •<■* 'THEATRE, •"■INCrB THEATRE; - ' . Dixon street. . • . TO>NIGHT-8-TO-NIGHT. ' ' £ sensational eiory of modern society, ■ fl«y«4 Jgainst' • brilliant background of ': wealth. : . "ALTARS OF DESIRE." "ALTARS OF DESIRE." -:'••. "ALTARS OF DESIRE." "ALTARS OF DESIRE." "ALTARS OF DESD3E." ;-. . "ALTARS OF DESIRE." "ALTARS OF DESIRE." "ALTARB OF DESIRE." "ALTARS OF DESntE." "ALTARS OF DESIRE." "ALTARS OF DESffiE." "ALTARS OF DESIRE." "ALTARS OF DESHtE." .:. What goes on behind the gilded gate* of Society—back of the whirl of gaiety* and -r wealth, • in the smart set's innermost circle? ' 8m HAS HURRAY at her beat. . MAE MURRAY, CONWAY TEARLE, , MAE MURRAY, CONWAY TEARLE, .•;. MAE MURRAY, CONWAY TEARLE, MAE MURRAY, CONWAY TEARLE ■-;■; MAE MURRAY, CONWAY TEARLE, He«ding Cait of Exceptional Brilliance. -••'■' LARGE SUPPORTING PROGRAMME ■•:-.- (5 Delightful Subject*). <,v.Tka wbab Programme Artistically Ennsnced by the Incidental Music of KING'S SELECT ORCHESTRA ; (Mr. A. H. Jerome, Mus. Dir.). Ring Tel. 22-212 for Bookings. PARAMOUNT ... ARAMOUNT THE THEATRE PARAMOUNT .-:-. (Conrtenay place). {Thrpbee where all Wellington is meet- ; tag lor the beet Entertainment, Music, .. • • and every luxury.) TWICE DAILY: Afternoon 2.30. Evening 7.45. ' SECOND WEEK OF GRAND REOPENING SEASON, And . . JggmVELY LAST THREE NIGHTS ,:■■■ KMSmVELY LAST THREE NIGHTS . ,: Of Cecil B. De Mille's Greatest Masterpiece, V 'THE VOLGA BOATMAN." "THE VOLGA BOATMAN." "THE VOLGA BOATMAN " '.'JIM y,OLGA BOATMAN." "THE VOLGA BOATMAN." 1 ' ■•JKfe£.willl Romance and Real Drama. ;. THRILLING! GRIPPING! ALLURDJJG! V SHE OEBATBBT PICTURE ACHD3VE. MBNT OF THE YEAR! ...... . A First National Attraction. Tfce Glorious "Volga Boatman" Muneal « 01* rendered by ; ORCHESTRA PARAMOUNT. ;•■■-;:MmM Director Robert Ceulton '■■ siK^l 1' the UtiMty Stationery Skoft (next to Theatre), Telephone 21-838; «ttßing Theatre, Telephone 21-842? ..•■.." COMING FRIDAY: : COMING FRIDAY; >%- The Enry of Men, the Despair of Women . —Don Jnan! • . l "DON JUAN." :.. "DON JUAN." ... "DON JUAN." 88g4558- Continuous -. < ■"RITANNIA. From v SJn . NOW SHOWING. JOHNNY HINES & MARY BRIAN . "STEPPING ALONG." "STEPPING ALONG." ALONG." ; N A RIOT OF ROARS. See the latest , \ dance, the "Black Bottom." as step. -': • ?*" te Broadway's Beauty Chorus ::•••. . from "Scandals." ■ . A First National' Attraction. ! ■ .. ■ In Addition: : "FLAMING WATERS" , "FLAMING WATERS." Colewal Drama in a setting of thrills - that will hold you spellbound. , .With Mary Carr, Pauline Garon, Malcolm -._■.' MGregor. Also: COMEDY, SCEMIC. GAZETTE. ;'. Telephone 40-618 for Reserves. gSi^I^^HIAjTRE. '■'■ 2S ntin. uou* from v *m- to 10 p.m. : - -m.TA? s*ft Entertainment in Town. -^^AffiLL^icWAL^^ fc -tll Iffi ?!!§• - '' F. , "THE FIKST YEAR/ :,.-,;> J A festival of fun. A riot of hilarity. Second Big Attraction. : TOM MIX and TONY ■ TOM MIX and TONY TOM MIX and TONY --•'•;. In ,'i' TONY RUNS WILD," "TONY RUNS WILD" "TONY RUNS WILD)" "^' A smashing succession of thrills and dar- ; BIG SUPPOR ITmG PapRbGRAMMB. FRTOAY NEXT. ;.. HAROLD LLOYD in "COLLEGE DAYS." • FULLERS' FULLERS' HIB MAJESTY'S THEATRE. IS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. .-. Steam-heated Throughout. . Direction .... John Fuller and Sons, Ltd. ,r> TO-NIGHT! At 8. TO-NIGHT! „; The Latest George Wallace Show is Undoubtedly One of the Best Revues Seen in Wellington. GEORGE WALLACE GEORGE WALLACE ■ And his VAUDEVILLE REVUE COUANY ;:.:. VAUDEVILLE REVUE COMPANY. "£100,000" V "£100,000" » the title of the new production. New ard Elaborate Scenery and Wardrobe has •'"' ? designed and executed in Wellington, I - • and the general mounting of the show is on the nighest standard of excellence. The comedy situations are immense, and the brilliant little Australian Comedian, George. Wallace, has introduced a line of laughs that are all his own. In Addition: Wonder Kiddies, FULLERS' ELEVEN RASCALS. o* 'J'V* Burnett's Confectionery »ore, next Theatre. Tel. Theatre for Reservations after 7 p.m. gBASIDE PICTURES, LYALL BAY. W-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. FRANCIS M'DONALD in "THE DESERT'S TOLL," "THE DESERT'S TOLL/ With ANNA MAY WONG. .-•.. ■ Good Supports. WELLINGTON GAS COMPANY. LTD. TOtSE CpOKBRY~DEMONBTRATION ■ -' ~. . by Mm Marion Christian (Liverpool f^?» <* Ce^kwy Diploma), WEDNESDAY, Ist JUNE, 1027, 2.30 p.m. Subject: "Fricasaes of Fowl, Fairies' Puddißg,,SandwkhC*k2"j[by, reiiueat).
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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 125, 31 May 1927, Page 2
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