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Waikato Times, Volume 96, Issue 15359, 6 October 1923, Page 1

PICTURES. WHAT Theatre HEATRE Royal, oyal. HODSE! WHAT A SUCCESS! and It will be repeated To-night tnor rpnE t ast oatme. 0-NIGHT JuOR J-lIE X-IAST J-IME. A SPECIAL ATTENDANT at Theatre will reserve seats .rrom 2 till 7 p.m.. Tlione 15S0. Always on top. WHERE THE REST PICTURES ARE. Tbeir Supremacy Is Absolute. What a privilege it is to oiler the “last word” in motion pictures —up-to-date masterpiece productions—ignoring everything that is. “old, flat, stale and unprofitable”—big pictures builded on themes or to-day that matter, by people or to-day who count, for people of to-day who cry out for Aims that vibrato life and “hold the mirror up to nature.” i —Straight from The Tivoli, Auckland—raramount’s 8000 rt of Artistry, “ rpilE TJUSTLE /"WF CMLIv.” “X HE JttuSTLE 01 s ILK “Ti'K T?.H?tle qk g|LK.” Xhe XVuSTLE - . One of the most deligbtrul pictures or 1923, capitally acted by BETTY COMPSON, ANNA <J. NILLSON, CONWAY TEARLE and a big cast, who interpret Cosmo Hamilton’s line novel in admirable fashion. An a 11-star /nast. n xXll-star V/AST. star in one of the most popular 7000 feet successes seen for many a long day. Breaking ttome rpiES.” REARING XX C OME XIES.” It gets you round the heart and holds your interest, sympathy and goodwill in a way possible only to one picture in a thousand. Special music by ‘THE ROYAL ORCHESTRA. * Gd, I/-, 1/8. No booking fee. ’Phonq 1 580. N.B.—“rpURN rpo rpilE T>IC.IIT.’' .“X URN Xo ' XIIE XVIGHT.” N.U.-

HH 'The Queen” says: ‘‘The rage of London Is “TURN TO THE RIGHT.” ... It is delicious. . . Everybody is crazy about it.” Re wise. Hook at l’aul’s,J/S. HEA.TRE Always on TJOYAL. liEATRE top. XVoYAL. UESDAY, "ITTEDNESDAY, rpiIURSDAY UESDAY, V> EDNESDAY, X HUR.SIJAY The most costly story ever lllmed. The “rights” brougtit 500,000d0l (£100,000) A Rex Ingram Production. (Ingram made “The Four Horsemen.”) Beautiful a lice titerry, EAUTIFUL -CJLLICE J-ERRY, with JACK MULHALL and HARRY MYERS (“A Connecticut Yankee") in the record stage success, Its record reads:— •(43 nights at New, York. 310 Chicago. 11 9 Roston. 2 years at London. 208 nights at Paris. 57 nights Sydney. 63 nights Melbourne. 7 Nights at Auckland. And press and public say it’s “100 per cent, better in pictures.” “100 per cent, betler In pictures.” Turn npo rruiE tjight.” URN JL O XHE J-VIGHT.” A Great Play—A Human Play. . \ PLAY WITH A GOLDEN HEART. The persons or the drama,are REAL PEOPLE, not puppets. There are more chuckles, laughs and tears in it than in any other hair dozen pictures you can name. , , Supported by a glant_ special. DORRIe'dALTON—“ TTARK O EGRETS.’ DALTON —“JL'ARK LJEC DORRIE DALTON —“ JL-'ARK KJECHETS.’ Cd, 1/-, 1/S —Book l’aul’s, 1/S.

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