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Evening Post, Volume XCVIII, Issue 38, 14 August 1919, Page 2

PARAMOUNT. "Best ARAMOUNT. and PARAMOUNT. Most." PICTURES AND MUSIC! She was the Daughter of a Vaudeville Actor. Ho was the Son of a Millionaire—an aristocrat. His people hated Actors and Actresses like poison. When the young aristocrat brought home the Vaudeville Aotor's Daughter—as hia Wife— WHAT HAPPENED? See DOROTHY GISH DOROTHY GISH in "THE HOPE CHEST!" "THE HOPE CHEST!" Abo Showing: CHARLES RAY CHARLES RAY in "STRING BEANS !" "STRING BEANS!" And the Maok Sennett Comedy, "NEVER TOO OLD!" "NEVER TOO OLD !" PARAMOUNT'S "ORCHESTRA SUPREME" IN A SUPERB. PROGRAMME! Book at tho "Utility," or 'Phone 977, PARAMOUNT 2.15 and PARAMOUNT 7.15 PARAMOUNT daily. ARTCRAFT. DAILY at RTCRAFT. 7.25 p.m. ARTCRAFT. Facing Parliament Buildings. NOW SHOWING. NOW SHOWING. CHARLES RAY CHARLES RAY -in 5 Acts. "STRING BEANS !" "STRING BEANS!" All msn have not the same talents. Toby could not deliver' a public speech, but he could fight like a cornered wildcat—which he did when his sweetheart and her father were in peril. He was a raw country boy, but he knew a crook when he saw one. Also Showing: DOROTHY GISH DOROTHY GISH in 5 Acts. "THE HOPE CHEST!" "THE HOPE CHEST!" No girl outside of a school for deaf mutes could talk with her hands and feet like Dorothy Gish. It was no wonder her stern father-in-law and her proud mother-in-law, and the friend of the family— and everyone else feU in love with her in "The Hope Chest." And tho MACK SENNETT Comedy, : "NEyER TOO OLD!" ARTCRAFT. ARTCRAFT , " Ordinary Prices. ARTCRAFT. MACMAHON'S THEATRE. ACMAHON'S THEATRE. Manners-street. Now Showing Now Showing PAULINE FREDERICK PAULINE FREDERICK in "MRS. DANE'S DEFENCE!" "MRS. DANE'S.DEFENCE!" Harry Arthur Jones' famous stago success. The story yf a woman with a past who is trampled op. by the iron-clad respectability of social scandal-mongers. ■ - 5 Acts. 5 Acta. MACMAHON'S. 2.15 and MACMAHON'S. 7.15 daily. . See and Hear CARUSO, CARUSO, CARUSO, The World's Greatest Tenor, At the T>ARAMOUNT THEATRE, Commencing SATURDAY NEXT. Reserve your seats. 'Phone 977. HAVE you found tho Blue Bird ? No ? Then catch the cheer germ at the Opera House on^Saturday Night. HORTT'S PICTURES. HORTT'S PICTURES. TO-DAY! TO-NIGHT! A Superb Double Star Programme. Dainty Vivacious Versatile MAY ALLISON . MAY ALLISON ' MAY ALLISON In a Glorious 5-Act Photoplay of Sterling Merit. "A SUCCESSFUL ADVENTURE." "A SUCCESSFUL ADVENTURE." , "A SUCCESSFUL ADVENTURE." - Grand Revival of that Immortal Story of Bohemian Life, "TRILBY," "TRILBY," "TRILBY," "TRILBY," Featuring that Peerless Queen of the Screen, CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG. • CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG. CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG. Grand Supports. Grand Supports. Co-operative Gazette. Animal Study. "Christie" Comedy. SCREENING HOURS—"A Successful Adventure": 2.30 and 7.30 p.m. "Trilby": 3.4siand 8.45 p.m. Ring 'Phone 768 for Reserves. OPERA House, Saturday Night. Grand Professional Orchestra of, 50 will play "Missouri" Waltz, "Going Up," "Chinese Procession," "Jazz Roll," etc. Under the Auspices of Wellington South Democratic Party. .— MR. H. E. HOLLAND, M.P., R. H. E. HOLLAND, M.P., Will 'speak at ALEXANDRA HALL, Abel Smith-street. SUNDAY NEXT, at 8 p.m. Subject: "Foundation Principles of Socialism and the Labour Party's Objective. OPERA House, Saturday Night. Gay Gambols, Sketch "A Ride in a Tram Car." Koo-la-100. Rip that Melody. A WANT SUPPLIED. A FULL Assortment of our Famous HOME-MADE CAKES, SCONES, PIES, PASTRY, etc.,'may now be purchased at MARBLE BAR, WILLISSTREET and CUBA-STREET. And will be available at our MAN-NERS-STREET PREMISES on completion of Alterations now in progress. The above are also supplied in ALL OUR ROOMS at all hours. Quality is tho Test. MARBLE BAR, LTD. ARE you fond of Music '! Don't, misa j-\- the Orchestra in Popular Selections, Saturday Night, Opera House. CAR TO NEW PLYMOUTH. A ; CAR will leave outside Grand Hotel '■A: for New Plymouth on SATURDAY nsst, at 8. ii.m. I'srs £4, H, BNBLUNG,