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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 3 April 1923, Page 1

AMUSEMENT'S EMMBE THEATRE TUHT Final Screening of 1). \Y\ Grillith’s Nine-Reel Masterjiiece A D. W. GRIFFITHS NINE-REEL MASTERPIECE AT USUAL PRICES. "HIE LOVE FLOWER” GRIFFITHS’ Mas tor Mind at its best in a story, of a Girl who know no fear, starring RICHARD BARTHELMESS and CAROL DEMPSTER I TO-MORROW TO-MORROW A PICTURE YOU’LL NEVER FORGET “Sweet and Clear as a Mission Bell”; Finer than the Finest you’ve ever seen CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG In MARCH ELLIS RYAN’S Magnificent Story made into an enthralling PICTURE “for tie soul ©f rafael” A Gem of superiority far above the Drama of to-day and unquestionably the Finest Picture in which CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG has ever appeared. I’JUGFS AS USUAL. PLAN at EMPIRE. ’Phone ISOM.

POSITIVELY THE LAST SCREENING- TO-NIGHT. THOMAS MEIGHAN THOMAS MEIGHAN I IN HIS GREATEST SCREEN TRIUMPH. AND CECIL DE MILLE’S GREATEST PRODUCTION. THAT ALL THE COUNTRYSIDE ARE CLAMOURING TO SEE. 10 reels fc&M ® ja lo EEEL s TEN REELS OP THE NOBLEST ENTERTAINMENT EVER CREATED. A PARAMOUNT SUPER-PRODUCTION THAT WILL LINGER IN YOUR MEMORY AS THE GREATEST PICTURE PLAY of modern times. SPECIAL PRICES: Circle 2/0. Downstairs, Back Seats 2/-, Front Seals I/O. All phis tax. Book your seats. ’Phone f>3() for late reserves. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), BESSIE BARRISCALE IN " “THE BROKEN GATE” (SIX-ACT HODKINSON). Never before in the Theatrical History of Nelson has a play met with such an Enthusiastic reception as was recorded last night to "SCANDAL’ mSIIL 5 The reason is obviously for this delightful comedy, full ot human characters, was presented on a scale and with a east far superior to anything seen previously. It is to be presented again TO-NIGHT and TO-MORROW NIGHT TO-NIGHT and TO-MORROW NIGHT . (Last two Performances) at the r THEATRE ROYAL by a east of Rare DORIS DUANE Supported by Excellence, Headed by DORIS DUANE ERIC HARRISON. All who saw “Scandal" last night were delighted. Many of them will lie present at the Royal again to-night. Those who missed last night's performance have only to ask their friends and they will undoubtedly he told that tli<-v would he foolish to miss this delightful and daring comedy for it is easily THE BEST YET Box Phut at Empire Theatre. Prices -1/- (reserves)-, and 2/- plus tax. THURSDAY NIGHT—MOTUKKA—PLAN AT SKILTON’S

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