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New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11661, 27 October 1923, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS EMPRESS THEATRE, THE BEST THEATRE Open from II a.m. THE BEST THEATRE IN WELLINGTON. till Sleepytime. IN WELLINGTON. COMMENCING TO-DAY, AT n A.M. "THEODORA" SCREENS AT 11.0, 1.10, 3.25, 5.40, and 8 p.m. THE SUPREME SPECTACLE OF THE AGE! “THEODORA.” “THEODORA.” SARDOU’S FAMOUS AND SENSATIONAL LOVE ROMANCE. THE GREATEST MOTION PICTURE THE WORLD HAS EVER KNOWN. THE EMPRESS SYMPHONIC ORCHESTRA Kas been Augmented to FIFTEEN Players, under the Distinguished Conductorship of MR M. DIXON. Tho Musical Score for "THEODORA" \yll Surpass Anything Yet Heard in Wellington. BOX PLANS AT THE BRISTOL TILL NOON. Then at Theatre. Box plans are filling rapidly—SO BOOK Y’OUR SEATS AT ONCE. Ladies and Children are advised to attend the Day Sessions. QUEEN’S 3.30 Tho Cosiest Theatre In Wellington. - NOW SHOWING JESSE L. LASKY PRESENTS JACK HOLT QUEEN’S - 7-3° IN “THE TIGER’S CLAW,” A Popular Star in a Gorgeous Adventure in the Land of Thrills—lndia. In addition :-Part Five. "THE SOCIAL BUCCANEER.” BURTON HOLMES TRAVELOGUE. CENTURY COMEDY. GAZETTES. And QUEEN’S GRAND ORCHESTRA. Prices: Matinee, Stalls 9d, D.C. Is; Night, Stalls Is, D.C. 2s. Children half* price. Bos Plan at Bristol. 'Theatre ’Phone 22-334. BUSINESS NOTICES THE HOUSING SHORTAGE AND HAND-BUILT HOUSES. The house shortage would be even more acute if houses were built by hand throughout—imagine hand-sawn planks, hand-made bricks, etc; then imagine how much more scarce houses would be* Now apply the' same logic to THE SUIT SHORTAGE AND HAND-BUILT SUITS. PARAGON SUITS are not hand built, neither are others (there are machines in every tailor’s), but they pc ssess every essential hand-stitch. PARAGON SUITS are sewn for service, styled for satisfaction, and sold for saving. PARAGON PRICES are the result of modern methods—make, men machinery, and marketing, and forcibly prove the principle that "He profits most who 6erves best.” You must see those 85s Suitings your money demands to be saved, and you do it at THE PARAGON, 59, MANNERS STREET.

The Hon. Mr Justice Herdmnn, who is visiting Christchurch, will pas.through Wellington on his way to Auckland on Wednesday next. Mr J. It. M.P. for Patea. xa visiting the Waikato district. The Mayor of Eastbourne (Mr F. H. Mather) will attend the unveiling ceremony in connection with the memorial window to the late Mr Knox Gilmer, which will take place at St. Alban’s Church, MAiritai, thi* afternoon. Sereral members of the council will also be present.