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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18121, 20 June 1922, Page 10

1 HPIVOLI Box Plan at H. deal's, ! IIVOLI Queen Street, ; rpiVOLI Next Geo. Fowlds, Ltd || JL IVOLI 'Phone 223GA. TO-NIGHT. O-NIGHT. At 7.30. , At 7.30. ANOTHER RECORD-BREAKING PARAMOUNT PROGRAMME!! CECIL DE MILLE Presents WALLACE pEID. ALLACE .tVEID, wallace reid, wallace reid. Wallace reid. Wallace reid, Wallace reid. W r ALLACE REID, WALLACE REID. GILORIA QWANSON. TLORIA O WANSON, GLORIA SWANSON, GLORIA SWANSON, GI/ORIA SWANSON, GLORIA SWANSON, GLORIA SWANSON. GLORIA SWANSON. GLORIA SWANSON, And TpLLIOTT -IULLIOTT JL/EXTER. ELLIOTT DEXTER. ELLIOTT DEXTER. ELLIOTT DEXTER. ELLIOT 1 ? DEXTER. ELLIOTT DEXTER. ELLIOTT DEXTER. ELLIOTT DEXTER. - In a fascinating screen version of Lorn* Moon's Great Brc««iway Stage Success: DON'T rpELL T7IVERYTHING." ON'T ±ELL JIiVEKYTHING." "DON'T TELL EVERYTHING." " DON'T TELL EVERYTHING." " DON'T TELL EVERYTHING." " DON'T TELL EVERYTHING." " DON'T TELL EVERYTHING." " DON'T TELIi EVERYTHING." " DON'T TELL EVERYTHING." . > "DON'T TELL EVERYTHING." " DON'T TELL EVERYTHING." " Don't Tell Everything " ie a highly I interesting Drama, alternating between New j York's fashionable circles and the great Caliiornian out-of-doors. It breathes the fragrance of the pine woods, the life and i action of the polo field, and the charm of a i Western golf course. The story is a thrilling > I one. containing many novel scenes ana situations, and holds the interest to the finish. "DON'T TELL EVERYTHING." "DON'T TELL EVERYTHING." 'DON'T TELIi EVERYTHING.". " DON'T TELL EVERYTHING ' I A Picture of modern social life that thrills i ; with lively sensations and charms with its ■ fashion and beauty. A tale of a tangled ! loyo and a new commandment for men. A picture of big real things that make or mar human happ.neee- A production with sets that range from magnificent drawing rooms to wild mountain cabins, and in which a I mighty storm scene is one of the biggest thrills ever staged. » ! IN ADDITION, I _ . 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