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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 125, 31 May 1927, Page 2

Imagine any man having to choose between a ravishing Blonde Beauty and a bewitching French Brunette. ''Gentlemen prefer 'em, so we are told, Because of their hair; they say it's gold." DE LUXE THEATRE (THE FINEST THEATRE UNDER KALi XJ«j-«J-i XiXJiu^AXWli THE SOUTHERN CROSS). COMMENCING AT SPECIAL MATINEE, FRIDAY NEXT, 2.30. ALSO, GIGANTIC MATINEE SATURDAY. 2.30. A PARAMOUNT SPECIAL ATTRACTION! ADOLPHE MENJOU "BLONDE OR BRUNETTE" Supported by GRETA NISSEN AND" ARLETTE MARCHAL. * A Hilarious French Comedy, the Story of a Man who could'nt decide between a Blonde and a Brunette. Laughs—Nothing but Laughs—Spicy—Gay—Dashing—and Daring. Additional: Popular Items by MR. EMANUEL AARONS at THE MIGHTY WURLITZER Also, ORCHESTRA DE LUXE (14 Solo Artists) (Directed by MR. EMANUEL AARONS). Box Plans at the Bristol Piano Co., Aitken's Book Arcade, or ring Theatre, Tel. 23-080. PARAMOUNT (THE THEATRE PARAMOUNT), a n. « am v U J A (THE THEATRE PARAMOUNT), Courtenay Place. COMMENCING FRIDAY NEXT! A Gorgeous Whirlwind of Romantic Adventure in the Days when Love wag All! "DON JUAN" "DON JUAN" Produced on a scale of unparalleled magnificence with the greatest cast of stars ever assembled for a single screen production. Featuring JOHN BARRYMORE With MARY ASTOR, E WD S( KBra^^^^ o iri^^ LOVE, Learn of Love-hot, pulsing, impassioned love, from the Greatest Lover of All Ages— DON JUAN. DON'T FAIL TO BOOK EARLY! fron??0 Xam L< daUyn °W °Pen ** TheatrC (Telephone 21"842)- Theatre B°* Office open .Is, lt^lfw^S C 2E 8 S GdLOUnBeS' 3S M; Dre6S Circle ' 2s M ' including Ux > Stalls ' The Man who Makes.Millions Merry is Coming in his Landslide of Laughs. For the Laugh of. Your Life-For Heaven's Sake see Lloyd's Latesfr-A Laughter Classic for the Masses! Coming to the REGENT (Theatre Beautiful) .'REGENT (The Theatre that not only Sets but Maintains the Standard of Entertainment.) FRIDAY NEXT 3rd JUNE FRIDAY NEXT HAROLD LLOYD , In • •■■■ "FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE!" A PARAMOUNT PICTURE! TWp^m.?'* Saker bf ing8 ».*fortllu a ?f eater Harold Ll°yd tnßn we have ever known. «tw «? f mole. C0"le(Jy' laughter, thrills, speed, action, and suspense in it than any other picture he has produced. The story concerns a young millionaire who fell in love in the slums an<l tamed the whole district. Grouches should be careful to em -this picture while they are alone, or they, will lose their wputetic? for cv«? PRESENTATION! PRESENTATION! : The Picture will be Preceded by » MAGNIFICENT PROLOGUE, Featuring SADIE FAWCETT, BILLY HART, and'the SIX*REGENT GIRLS, The magnitude of which has not been attempted befofe in any New Zealand Picture . ■ . ■ . Theatre. ■ °ffi°e Arrangements for the Season.—Plans for the Opening Night (Friday} srttia ffsy-Ts: &rK: sst'^sa^ 8^ SALE! SALE! SALE! OF " ! BOOTS AND SHOES AT , THROW-OUT PRICES. .> GENUINE MID-WINTER CLEARANCE OF STOCK GENUINE MID-WINTER CLEARANCE OF STOCK! YOUR OPPORTUNITY! II our windowl- see our windows. SM UUK WINDOWS. see OUR WINDOWS. WEDNESDAY Ist JUNE WEDNESDAY G. ARDREY & SON ffi "gg oggj. 106, CUBA STREET. WONDERFUL BARGAINS IN MILLINERY 37/6 to 45/- MODEL HATS—ALL TO GO AT 14/6 SPECIAL LONDON PURCHASE. 150 P^^T ln 4 Sil r Velvet« all nenr shades and latest shapes. The finest value seen in Wellington for many a day. Made to sell at 37/6 & 45/- Speciall^rch^se d£ect from Home. All to clear at one price, 14/6. See them in our window. ALSO INCLUDED ARE: LADIES' TAILORED TWEED COSTUMES-Newest designs, short coats plain *>• " wr?A T faW&,3Ef&, *?"• etc- 6 guineas. To clear one price, 45/-™ SMdtJ Wwi P twentyfive desi«ns- Regular prLs 4/11 to 6/11. Extra FRii H ™L I"SPPS-*»-ind«J » <*yen wanted shades. Extra Special, 4/11 COME EARLY TO-MORROW FOR YOUR SHARE OF THESE BIG BARGAINS. | W. BLACK & CO., LTD., 26, MANNERS-ST., and 20, RIDDIFORD-ST., WELLINGTON..

DANCING. EMPIRE ASSEMBLY. EMPIRE ASSEMBLY. EMPIRE ASSEMBLY. EMPDiE ASSEMBLY. TO-NIGHT AND EVERY TUESDAY. TJPPER CUBA43T., EMPIRE HALL. v Splendid Floor. Latest Novelties and Good Prizes. EMPIRE ORCHESTRA. Supper provided, la 6d and 2s. L. RANKIN, M.C. ~ L. J. RETALLICK, Hon. Sec. WELLINGTON SOUTH, N.2.L P LJAZZ! TO-NIGHT! JAZZ! D3RARY HALL, NEWTOWN, 8 to 12. Exhibition Dances by Miss Margaret O Connor. The Jazzmanians' Quartette m attendance. Good floor. Ideal Music, Supper. Gents 2s, Ladies Is 6d. Miss Margaret O'Connor's Class will be held at this Hall, 7 to 8 p.m. Admission Is. L. C. HUNTER, Secretary. DE LUXE ASSEMBLY, VICTORIA HALL, Adelaide road. TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY) TO-NIGHT! OLD-TIME DANCING. Spot-light Dance. Saunter 65. On Letve and La Pwisienne. Valuable Prizes given *way in the Special Monte Carlo. < Supper provided. Ladies Is 6d, Gents 2s F. M'GONNELL, M.C. M. R. JACKSON, Sec. w^StK'i^JH 11' Bi« Tows Hall, WED-