Page 1 Advertisements Column 1

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 100, 1 September 1923, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. THIRD ANNUAL PARAMOUNT WEEK ¥ ¥ * ¥ * * ic * & * jf 4 * * 4 £ * * J ji, i 1923 SEPTEMBER 1923 SUN MON TUE I M SAT FR! 5 2 4 5 6 7 KING’S THEATRE ' TO-NIGHT. A Paramount Special at usual prices Gloria Swanson. ■;. : IN “THE IMPOSSIBLE MRS BELLED” “THE BIPOSSIBLE MRS BELLEW” Here is Glorious Gloria at her best. Moving in the gilded society of the Continent. You’ll see lilmdom’s prettiest girls—hundreds of ’em—but yau’H see'more than that —you’ll see the truestf revelation of a woman’s soul that has < ever reaches the v : • Screen. The ladies will be specially interested in Gloria’s dazzling gowns and the latest French bathing suits! Then there is another Torchy upheaval “TORCHES DOUBLE TRIUMPH.” Gazette and Educational. A Super producton in every respect and screening at our usual prices. Box plan at Humphrey’s Bookseller. Tuesday and Wednesday next Wallace Reid IN ! . “THE GHOST BREAKER^ A ripping comedy drama in which Wally cleans up a haunted castle and wins the beautiful Spanish Princess. IT IS A DELIGHTFUL RIPPLE OF LAUGHTER! Lila Lee and Walter IV. Irs are in the cast. Then there is Harold Lloyd’s greatest^ “GRANDMA’S BOY.” “GRANDMA’S BOY”

In which, the famous > Harold Lloyd Will', treat, you to,a large dose of laughter tonic. A five reel comedy tale of one of those slow towns where Tuesday morning’s express arrives Wednesday afternoon—if Monday's train get out of the way. A special Matinee performance will he given of this picture on Thurs- ■ day afternoon. Then to conclude Paramount week vr'> ; Special we have s “THE WORLD’S APPLAUSE.” ■ But of this we will tell you more later! All the dbpve are Specials but , they will be screened at USUAL PRICES. “I hate ham sandwiches.” We heard someone "say that-one day at THE STRATFORD MARBLE BAR, THE STRATFORD MARBLE BAR, ' I . *' '• ‘ ? ,' ; so we thought it out, and now we‘ serve, in addition, the following delicious sandwiches: OYSTER SANDWICHES. MARMITE SANDWICHES. MJT-BUTTER SANDWICHES. TOMATO SANDWICHES. EGG SANDWICHES. INDIA RELISH SANDWICHES. BANANA SANDWICHES. CHOP SOUCI SANDWICHES. SPAGHETTI SANDWICHES. A bigger variety than you will get ‘ anywhere in New Zealand. We have dozens of other delicacies to choose from'our menus. Our Motto is : SERVICE! SERVICE! SERVICE! ]\|AHOE JJALL WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER sth. END OP SEASON. BALL Music by A. Richardson’s Orchestra. Good Supper. Better Floor. Gents 2/6, Ladies 1/6. W. McMAHON, Hon. Secretary, UTTER WRAPPERS.- Hairy farmers who make ir< ' own butter; Obtain your butter-wrappers at the “Stratford Post” Job Printing Office.