OFFICIAL FIRST RELEASES IN EACH CENTRE FOR NEW ZEALAND.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 17170, 13 October 1923, Page 1 (Supplement)

OFFICIAL FIRST RELEASES IN EACH CENTRE FOR NEW ZEALAND.

WEEK COMMENCING OCTOBER 13, 1923

Feature. Make. Star. Town. Released by. “Adam’s Rib.’’ Paramount. All Star. Wellington. Paramount. “ Glimpses of the Moon.” Paramount. Bebe Daniels. Wellington. Paramount. “ Tile Hands of Nara." Metro. Clara Kimball Young. Wellington. Paramount. “ Prodigal Daughters." Paramount. Gloria Swanson. Wellington. Paramount. “The Trail of the Lonesome Pine.” Paramount. Mary Miles Minter. Auckland. Paramount. “ Love in the Dark.” Metro. Viola Dana. Auckland. Paramount. “ The White Flower.” Paramount. Betty Compson. Dunedin. Paramount. " The Rustle of Silk.” Paramount. ./ B. Compson Sz C. Tearle Christchurch. Paramount. “The Dangerous Age.” First National./ Lewis Stone. Christchurch. N.Z.P.S. “ Know Thy Child.” Australian. Vera James. Christchurch. N.Z.P.S. “Poverty of Riches.” Goldwyn. Leatrice Joy. Wellington. N.Z.P.S. “Hunting Big Game in Africa.” E. J. & D. Carroll. Wellington. N.Z.P.S. “ Slander the Woman.” First National. Dorothy Phillips. Wellington. N.Z.P.S. “Thorns and Orange Blossoms." Preferred. Estelle Taylor. Auckland. N.Z.P.S. “Bell Boy 13.” Goldwyn. Douglas Maclean. Dunedin. N.Z.P.S. “Rupert of Hentzau.” Selznick. All Star. Christchurch. Selznick. “ Railroaded.” Universal. Herbert Rawlinson. Christchurch. Universal. “The Maddness of Youth.” Fox. John Gilbert. Christchurch. Fox. “ Tropical Love.” Playgoers. All Star. Christchurch. Exhib. Alliarn