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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 23 December 1922, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS EMPIRE THEATRE TO-NIGHT MISS DU PONT eideni-s. ami one.you'll ei SHATTERED DREAMS Tin; World’s .Most Beautiful Blonde In a Story of Many Exciting Incidents, and one. you 11 enjoy. Bolli the Artistic and Seamy Side of Life, are cleverly depicted in this Sumptuous'“UNlVEßSAL'’ Drama, “MOSS SENSE” (Century Comedy), I NT. NEWS, SCENIC, Etc. CHRISTMAS NIGHT, MONDAY SPECIAL ATTRACTION. SPECIAL MUSICAL NUMBERS BY EULT , ORCHESTRA. A Picture that is Satisfying to the last Degree. TOWARDS THE LIGHT A Story id the 'trials and Vicissitudes of Lite, crowned by reward. J.hc romance of u‘Hunchback, set in Rural England. Starring, HENRY EDWARDS and CHRISSIE WHITE HENRY EDWARDS ami CHRLSSIE WHITE Splendid Supports include “THE HUSTLER.” “JUGGERNAUGTS OP THE , JUNGLE,” TOPICAL, Etc. POLL ORCHESTRA IN SPECIAL’ SELECTIONS. Prices as Usual. SPECIAL! SPECIAL: SPECIAL! The Most Important Musical Engagement we have yet made, THE HARMONY FOUR J.u unaccompanied Part Singing. A Vocal Treat by Supreme Artists, introducing, ABEL ROWE, The Well-known Tenor. Now meet 808 RAMSAY, Australian Tenor. Then JACK RAYMOND, Jirilliaatßarilone. Also meet NORMAN FRENCH, The Eminent Basso, Who, with brilliant dash and abandon will entertain you will make the enthralled listened enraptured that he or \ she grasped the opportunity to hear, “THE HARMONY FOUR” “THE HARMONY FOUR” “THE HARMONY FOUR” “THE HARMONY FOUR” CHRISTMAS NIGHT ONLY BOXING NIGHT, TDESDAY MARSHALL NEILAN Presents a /Reel “First National,” THE LOTUS EATERS The Thrilling Story from the Pen of ALBERT PAYSON TAHUNE, featuring WESLEY BARRY, JOHN BARRYMORE, ANNA Q. NILSON, J. BARNEY SHERRY, COLLEEN MOORE. It sweeps from Broadway to a South Sea isle witli Clamour and Drama and Laughter in every step of'this story of a man who nevy saw a woman for Twenty-Five Years—and then fell for an .Adventuress. it’s a First National Attraction. The World’s Best. Plan at Empire. ’Phone 186 M. PRICES AS USUAL. THEATRE ROYAL TO NIGHT A Two-Star Programme that Delius Comparison, JOHN GILBERT ™ UtSS> A STORY OF THE TIMBER COUNTRY. A PICTURE OE CHARACTER. Fine Picture ! A Fine Star ! A Fine Stoi A F We also have Story ! Don’t Miss It. pleasure in presenting “LIGHTS OE THE DESERT,” Starring SHIRLEY MASON “LIGHTS OF THE DESERT,” Starring SHIRLEY MASON A Winsome Star in an Entrancing Story. Iwo Girls —Two Men--A Misunderstanding and then—But see the Picture and we know vouTl be pleased. “TIN FOILED” (Cartoon), FOX NFAVS, CHARLES CHAPLIN in “SQUAREHEAD.” CHARLES CHAPLIN in “SQUAREHEAD.” And Another Chapter of,

WITH STANLEY IN AFRICA I PRICES AS USjUAL. ’Phono 40b after 1 p.m. Saturday. "PARAMOUNT TO-NIGHT ■ WILLIAM S.' HART !In liis Latest Seven-Reel Western Thriller. A chapter of the Wilds in the early 'Fifties. A Picture Young and Old will enjoy. THE WHITE OAK Splendid ail New Supporting Programme includes a New Burton Holmes’ Travel Picture, and another Episode of “THE BRANDED FOUR.” Plan at Begg’s until 5.30. Late Reserves ’Phone 530. i - A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU ALL Are the wishes of the Management of this Popular Theatre. OUR SPECIAL HOLIDAY ATTRACTION' CHRISTMAS NIGHT, MONDAY NEXT, December 25th and 20th, We offer one of the Greatest Human Stories of (lie year — A Hodgkinson Spe* cial, from the Pen of ACJrIMED ABDULLAH, entitled, “THE HONOURABLE GENTLEMAN,” Picturiscd as A Gripping Story of the Orient, ‘‘PAGAN LOVE” THE CAST. Using Yu-Clring .' TOGO YAM AMOV'D. Travers Hardwick ROOKLIFFE EEL LOWES Kathleen Levinsky ; MABEL BAULIN Mrs O'Grady NELLIE FILLMORE Tlie Hatchelnian CHARLIE FANG Should the White and Yellow Races intermarry? Judge for yourself! See this much-talked -of question illustrated. It’s a Picture, painted in Yellow and While. Beautiful, yet blind from birth, she did not realise that the man she had given her heart was not of her own race. BOOK Your Seals. PLAN AT THE THEATRIC ’Phono S?E. NOTE.—THERE WILL BE NO EXTRA CHARGE. PERMANENT -PICTURES COUNTRY TOUR SPECIAL HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS PRISCILLA DEAN PRISCILLA DEAN GAT OF PARIS" TAHUNANUI TO-NIGHT M OTU E K A—M 0NI) A Y RIC HM 0 N I) —T UESI) A V TAKAKA—WEDNESDAY WAKEFIELD—THURSDAY Other Programmes have bee nsocured and screenings will, lake place as under: MONDAY—MOTUEKA AND TAHUNA. TUESDAY—MOTUEKA AND RICHMOND. WEDNESDAY—TAKAKA AND TAHUNA. PRISCILLA DEAN PRISCILLA DEAN “THE WILD S.B. WATROA NO CARGO after 4 p.m. and one hour before sailing time. Owing to closing of wharl at takaka and ColHngwood for holidays, no cargo hv Wairoa Saturday, Dee. 23. Nelson for ColHngwood (direct), Sunday,i Doc. 24, 5 a.m. Colling wood for Takaka, Sunday, Dec. 24, 11.30 a.m. Takaka for Nelson, Sunday, Dec. 24, 1.30 p.m. Nelson for Takaka, Tuesday, Dec. 26, 7.30 p.m. Takaka for ColHngwood, Wednesday, Dec. 27, 2 a.m. ColHngwood for Takaka, Wednesday, Dec. 27, 1.30 p.m. Takaka fur Nelson, Wednesday, Dec. 27, 3.45 p.m. Nelson for Takaka, Thursday, Dec. 28, 9 p.m. Takaka for Collingwood, Friday, Dec. 29, 3.30 a.m. Collingwood for Takaka, Friday, Lee. 29, 3 p.rn. Takaka for Nelson, Friday, Dec. 29, 5 p.m. RICKETTS BROS. JOYLAND TONIGHT TO-NIGHT (Opposite Empire Pictures.) SPEC IA L W 1! ESTLI NO CONTEST Bob Strong, England’s Premier Wrestler v. Bert Green, Nelson. > PROF. KEECH, Magician and Escapologist. Hoop-La, Peg-La, and Host of other Attractions Jim Lancaster, Nelson’s Featherweight Boxer, in Special Boxing exhibition To-night. Admission to Grounds, Free,' NOTE;—On Wednesday Next at 12.31* Prof. Kbcdi will attempt, to make his escape from a straight-jacket while suspended in mid-air by his heels from voiv andab of Exchange Hotel. ’ HERB. ROBINSON, • Manager. chamberlain —AND—ST ANN APT) Babies, growing children, and invalids who suffer from stomach Iron).lea, will find relief in SHARIA NITS FLUID MAGNESIA. BUILDERS. CONTRACTORS. AND MANUFACTURER;’:;, i ONCRETE WORK m all Brunches Telephone 336. P.O. Box 6!i