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New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 12323, 18 December 1925, Page 3

'MUSEMSNTb DE LUXE * ® Me (Minora (fas* NOW SHOWING Daily 2.30. * Datiy 2.30. GIGANTIC XMAS 'ATTRACTION. GIGANTIC XMAS ATTRACTION. "Peter Pan'* Kindly note “Peter Pan" ''Peter Pan” will be screened at "Peter Pan” Matinees Only. “Peter Pan'* Sir James M. Barrie's “Peter Pan” Immortal Play. “Peter Pan The Storv of the boy who “Peter Pan” wouldn't grow up. “Peter Pan" Don't let children miss “Peter Pan” seeing “Peter Pan/* “Peter Pan" No adult should miss this "Peter Pan" screen classic. NOW SHOWING At Evening Sessions Only. 8 o'clock. At Evening Sessions Only, 8 o'clock. ARE PARENTS PEOPLE? Featuring BETTY BRONSON, ADOLPHE MEHdOU and FLORENCE VIDOR. The Greatest Laughter Picture of the Year. Also, “STEREOSCOP IKS,” The Screens Greatest -Novelty. SPECIAL NOTE. Coloured Glasses will be given each Patron. See That you Get your Glasses. You will then hav© the Greatest Thrill since you saw your first Mpvie. Box Plans at the Bristol Piano Co., Aithen's Book Arcade, or ring Theatre. 'Phone 23-080. 52$ PARAMOUNT THEATRE . Courtenay place. TO-LAY. . TO r NIGHT. 2.30. t 7.45. NOW SHOWING. ANNA Q. NILSSON. LEWIS STONS. SHIRLEY MASON, TULLV MARSHALL “THE TALKER” Learn about women from “The Talker." The wife who thinks she ha? new ideas of love—who talks others into trouble—who loses love only to regain it when she learns that silence is golden. . A Mirror of the Lifo and Loves of the times. A reflection of the change of the girl of yesteryear. SEE IT FOR YOURSELF. JUDGE FOR YOURSELF. A First National Attraction. Also, LARRY SEMON In “THE CLOUD HOPPER"

A SCEEAM OF A COMEDY. the' PARAMOUNT obchestea. Box Plan at the Utility Stationery Shop (next to Theatre), Telephone 21-838, or ring Theatre, Telephone 21-812. EMPRESS Direction Fuller-Hayward Theatres. - - ol.li , COMMENCING TO-DAM? Continnoua 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. IRENE CASTLE And EOD LA EOCQTJE;-"^ “SLIM SHOULDERB.??uf In addition to her wonderful acting in this beantiful romance. Irene, i Ca.stle wears some Gorgeous Gowns, Bathing Suits, etc.; , ‘ A Iso ■; , “THE PARASITE,” a ; Taking all—Giving Nothing. But she received a Lesson. Starring ~ . OWEN MOORE and MADGE BELLAMY. COMEDY AND GAZETTE. Reserves at the Bristol -till 5, then at) the Theatre. Ring 43-963. .569' MOTORS AND CYCLES FOR SALE BARGAIN for quick sale—Buick Touring, 5-seater, late model; good as new; owner leaving for Sydney: can give terms. See Mr Bagby,, Pier Hotel. 588 Ijip®® CAR for Sale, 3-Seatcr, with ■*- Colonial Built Body, Electric Light, Disc Wheels, and Spare Wheel. The car has only'done email miloago., Apply, 3. W. Sharpe, Petone. 'Phono 16-516. OB SALE—2 Solid : Motor Lorry. Tyres, 870 x 100. B. Vine and Co.. 107, Customhouse quay (late Dominion Avenue). ___________ MOTOR-CYCLISTS For quickest and best • service, ring 1311, day or night. Rogers and Hall, Ltd., 157-« 159. Williß street, opp. Y.M.C.A.

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