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Free Lance, Volume XVII, Issue 924, 28 March 1918, Page 10

COMMENCING GOOD FRIDAT at The Paramount Theatre FOB ONE WEEK ONLY. HALLCAINE'S STUPENDOUS MASTERPIECE. Two Sessiohs Daily at 2.30 and 8 p.ml Prices 2s and Is. Bookings at Theatre. Phone 977. This is undoubtedly one of thegreatest of the world's dramatic masterpieces and shows some glorious photography. The acting i s superb.: SPECIALLY SELECTED MUSIC. Chicken Casey A New Triangle Drama, starring DOROTHY DALTON - and CHARLES GUNN. An author finds at midnight that his hearthrug is inhabited by a beautiful' slum-girl. And this was not the last surprise hegot. An original story full of strong situations. £jPi a y which shows what a REALLY GREAT ACTRESS CAN DO in thiway of actually being somebody else. THE Alimony "The tie that burns." Matrimony—and an idle life. Alimony—and an easier one. An amazing indictment of the Divorce Court practices that have grown round the vicious free-and-easy marriage tribunals of many modern cities. LOIS WILSON as the beautiful young wife who said, "When you want me to sell mv Babv I WON'T DO IT." JOSEPHINE WHITEL, as the wolflike wife who planned a terrible revenge upon the man who scorned her. _ NOTE.—This is the first picture seen in New Zealand, chosen and produced for the gigantic theatre-owners' organisation, "THE FIRST NATIONAL EXHIBITORS' CIRCUIT." THE • KING'S THE .HINDBRBURG RETREAT The most spectacular and complete dofeat ever inflicted upon the German Armies. This is the great War Film known a£ THE BATTLE OF ARRAS. Screened by permission of the New Zealand Government who share in the proceeds to the extent of one-third half of which goes to the Sick and Wounded and Convalescent Soldiers' Funds.' JfOUR ADMISSION MONEY WILL HELP THE BOYS and give you the best evening's instruction and genuine knowledge of the war ever offered. TANKS ACTUALLY IN ACTION. "THE NEGLECED WIFE" and BAIRNSFATHER CARTOONS.