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Evening Star, Issue 17764, 12 September 1921, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS. ‘ FORBIDDEN FRUIT * FINISHES TO-NIGHT 1 FINISHES TO-NIGHT I This .magnificent picture play will be shown at 8 o’clock To-night for tho last time. To mira this film is to miss a revelation in the art of the silent drama—a thing of beauty and a joy for ever. RESERVE A SEAT TO-NIGHT. Plan at The Bristol till 5; then King 4-11. JjJ MPI R E THEATRE, “ Dunedin’s Do Luxe Picture House.” Overture at 8 p.m., ‘Orpheus in Der Underveldt’ (Offenbach), DEAR PATRONS,— Louis Joseph Yahoo's novels have unquestionably been widely read here, and you will doubtless bo delighted to learn that ono of his biggest successes, ‘Beau Bevel,’ will ho "shown in picture form at the Empire Tomorrow. It is a _ Paramount production, and was directed by the groat Thomas Lice. ‘Beau Revel,’ as you will probably remorobar, is a subtle, thrilling, and unusual story of Now York’s “ four hundred,” dealing chiefly with the compact “ Beau ” Bevel, loader of society, makes with his son Dick when he discovers ho is infatuated with Nellie Steele, hostess of a midnight dancing chib. In it is the strange psychological thread of a father who, desiring to save his eon from a _ woman ho believes to bo unfit for him, _ falls in lovo with the girl himself. The outcome is stupendous—overwhelming. t The screen has never seen moro surpassing cabaret seta, more gorgeous apartments and gowns than this production offers. You liked the novel; don’t mss the Dictum. The overture is Offenbach’s beautiful ‘ Orpheus in Dor Underveldt.’ T’ho Plan is, at The Bristol. If you cannot call there, ring 444, and we’ll do the rest. Chcefully yours, THOS. A. O’BRIEN. EMPIRE THEATRE, '‘Dunedin’s De Luxe Picture House."