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Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 68, 17 September 1927, Page 4

THUNDERING ALONG—AMAZING 1 MILLIONS. J ZT'S HERE TO-DAY. EEGENT. EGENT. I (Theatre Beautiful.) Direction, J. C. Williamson Films, Managing Directors, Beaumont Smith, F. \V. Tiring. Presents . TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, 8 o'clock, 8 o'clock, MARIE CORELLI'S FAMOUS STORY, "SORROWS OF SATAN." "SORROWS OF SATAN." "SORROWS OF SATAN." "SORROWS OF SATAN." "SORROWS OF SATAN." j A (Paramount Picture. *" : : _ .I With an Unequalled Cast: ADOLPH MENJOTJ^ j} fMTCAMDO COMTEK, / — 0 Bohemia — the fashionable night cMis '/of Piccadilly—the smart restaurants, the garrets of artists, and the revelry resorts ' of the rich, ■ IT WAS MADE BY THE GREATEST DIRECTOR OF ALL TIMES, ' D. W. GRIFFITH, D. W. GRIFFITH, D. V 7. GRIFFITH, D. W. GRIFFITH, D. V 7. GRIFFITH, • ■ ' J_ The Man who Made "THE BIRTH OF A NATION/ "INTOLERANCE,". " 'WAY DOWN EAST," "BROKEN BLOSSOMS." The directorial artistry of Griffith, the literary genius of Marie Corelli, a superb ' cast, and wonderful investiture combine to make .this Paramount Picture one of the mogfc outstanding productions of the year. ■ • Also, J. C. Williamson Celebrity Vaudeville presents Direct from a Sensational Australian Season, BERTINI, BERTINI, BERTINI,' BERTINI, BERTINI, BERTINI, BERTINI, The Vagabond Composer-Violinist, in a series from fascinating jazz-time to glori- . ous classic gems. [ In Addition, The Regent Popular Slide Novelty—"A , Community Sing," "Honolulu Moon." The Regent Operatic Orchestra (Musical Director, M. T. Dixon) will also feature as Overture "Orpheoue in the Underworld" (Offenbach). Reserves for To-night now at the Theatre (Tel. 44-144) and Bristol. BRITANNIA THEATRE RITANNIA_ THEATRK EXTRAORDINARY SUCCESS. EVERY SESSION PACKED. "DAMAGED GOODS" "DAMAGED GOODS," "DAMAGED GOODS," "DAMAGED GOODS" "DAMAGED GOODS " "DAMAGED GOODS" "DAMAGED GOODS" , "DAMAGED GOODS " "DAMAGED GOODS." ' The -wonderful film created a profound impression on yesterday's vast audiences. . MIXED AUDIENCES PROHIBITED "Damaged Goods" will, therefore, bo MEN ONLY BhOWn tO MEN ONLY And WOMEN ONLY WOMEN ONLY As follows: WOMEN AT MEN AT 10.45 a.m. 12.30 a.m. 2.30 p.m. 4.30 p.m. *nd and '•° P-m. 8.45 p.m. No individual under the age of 16 will under any consideration be admitted. ' ■ Reserve Now. Bos Plan af Theatre ' Telephone 40-618. Qualmyjhea^rXTsi^nFbay: "NEWYORK" -WiSS.* A romance of night clubs, gaieties and shadows, glories and temptations, gunmen and peacock ladies. New York as you have never seen it before No.- 2-WILLIAM BOYD (the Volga Boatman) ,„ "HER MAN O' WAR," from the famous story "The Black Marriage," AHH f** GJ" d? ™i Qrace -DarmoVd. Added attraction—Vaudeville, Vance and_Verne, famous Club Swingers - SffEIILIII ■ mfpi v PROGRAMME. . (1) The Return of "The Big Parade" Stars, John Gilbert, Renee Adoree, In a Smashing Romance of the Dark "THE SH^ 8 °f MS gHOW ,, Crammed with the most eerie/amazing and enjoyable thrills in screen history (2) A light, fast-moving drama- of a haunted house and a straight-shooting Heroine, "EASY PICKINGS." With Anna Q. Nilssoa and Kenneth i. Harlan. (3) Pathe News, N.Z. Film of WelUngton, and Drama de Luxe, an Historical Comedy. QOIWrOTAMBER7TOWN^ALL: MONDAY, 19th SEPTEMBER, At 8 p.m. POPULAR CONCERT (Organised by St. Michael and All Angels' ■ i Church Choir, Kelburn.) 1 A MUSICAL TREAT BY LEADING WELLINGTON ARTISTS. Mrs. Wilfred Andrews, Mr. F. Laycock, Miss Nora Gray, Mr. Barton Ginger, Mrs. Coventry, Mr. Sam Duncan, Mrs. A. M'Alister, Miss Joy Sutherland, Mr. R. G. Haymes, Mr. B. O. Stokes, Misa Lilla Hill \rs&sxab~ ■SiSsf^rg -Cissi^je^ "sifis:, ■^.w "^S3v, ~*t^v „ "^5 ,S >» » >i » » «; » }-» . .; Noel Bofd, Admission; 2s. Reserves 3s (at The Bristol V . It there are "TOO MANY CROOKS" YOU'LL have to look after your supplies of ROBERTSON'S J.R.D. ROBERTSON'S J.R.D. ROBERTSON'S J.R.D. WHITE LABEL LIQUEUR. WHITE LABEL LIQUEUR. WHITE LABEL LIQUEUR. . The purest and most patalable old "Scotch" on the market.