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Evening Post, Volume XCVII, Issue 37, 14 February 1919, Page 2

LAST NIGHT TO-NIGHT "CAMILLE !" "CAMILLE !" "CAMILLE !" Q U. E E N'S TH EATRE. UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE NAVY LEAGUE. A Patriotic Play Unique for its Naval Scenes. THE NEWEST PICTURISATION OE "THE MAN WHO STAYED AT HOME," Featuring MR. DENNIS EADIE, the Noted English Actor, Supported by THE ORIGINAL LONDON CAST. Tbe Screen Version is More Convincing Than the Stage Version. IT SHOWS YOU WHAT THE WORLD OWES THE BRITISH NAVY, It Was Screened -in England as an Incentive for Voluntary Enlistment. IT IS REPMTE WITH PICTURES OF OUR NAVY, SHOWING DREADNOUGHTS, CRUISERS, DESTROYERS, SUBMARINES, ACTIVELY ENGAGED IN THEIR UNCEASING VIGIL IN THE NORTH SEA. It Not Only Shows You "THE MAN WHO STAYED AT HOME," BUT ALSO THE MEN WHO WENT. It is THE FIRST ENGLISH PICTURE FOR YEARS. It Portrays None of tho Horrors of War But Makes you Realise IT IS GOOD TO BE BRITISH. ■_, Supported by "A DEBT OE HONOUR," A Special Fox Film, Featuring the Well-known Star, PEGGY HYLAND. NO ADVANCE IN PRICES. Reserved Seats, Is od, at 'Phone 5255. Screening Times: "THE MAN WHO STAYED AT HOME"-2.5 425 645 8.50 p.m. ' ' Screening Times: "A DEBT OF HONOUR"—I.O, 3.20, 5.40, 8.0 p.m. THINKING'S. iTHE KING^sT PICTORIAL, INSTRUMENTAL, VOCAL. - THREE SUPERB ENTERTAINMENTS IN ONE. Commencing TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), at 2.15 with a FULL ORCHESTRAL AND VOCAL MATINEE A Powerful Emotional Select Drama, "THE REASON WHY/? From tho Notorious Novel by ELINOR GLYN, Starring CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG, She refused to be more than wife in name only. Did this accusation by her husband explain why? I FOLLOWED YOU! I SAW THE CHILD! THE TRUTH 18 OBVIOUS! In addition: A GREAT VOCAL EVENT: THE FAMOUS CADZOW MUSICAL TRIO, Consisting of MR. W. B. CADZOW, Eminent Scots Tenor. MISS EFFIE CADZOW, Soprano. MADAME CADZOW, Accompanist. Will submit a specially chosen programme which will constitute an attraction of unequalled quality. THIS IS A GREAT EVENT. DON'T MISS IT. Entr'acte, and Pictorial Accompaniments by THE KING'S GRAND ORCHESTRA, ' Under the direction of Mr. L. D. Austin. THREE SPLENDID ENTERTAINMENTS IN ONE. PRICES :-~Cirole, Is 7d (no extra charge for booking). Stalls, Is and 9d. Reserves at Bristol, or 'Phone 3143. EVERYBODY'S COMMEK&RDT^rERO^ != BIG DOUBLE ATTRACTION TO-MORROW Including "THE • C R IS I S/'-' From the Famous Novel by WINSTON CHURCHILL. Ono of the World's Master Productions. A VIVID PRESENTMENT OF THE SPIRIT,. THOUGHT, AND PSYCHOLOGY of the American people at a period of th'o .Nation's Greatest Crisis. " A Visualisation of Great HEART THROBS—A Complexity of HUMAN EMOTIONS embodied in a production of UNEXAMPLED POWER and MAGNIFICENCE. Featuring TH6MAS SANTSCHI. . ALSO, TO BE SHOWN: "THE CHAMPIO N," Starring CHARLIE CHAPLIN. Ring 'Phone 50 for Reserves.

EMPRESS THEATRE. TO-DAY. MPRESS THEATRE TO-NIGHT. Final Screening- of "ASHES OF HOPE!" COMMENCING. TO-MORROW (Saturday), A Fascinating Drama of a soul's regeneration, "THE DEVIL DODGER." "THE DEVIL DODGER." "THE DEVIL DODGER." "THE DEVIL DODGER." In every man's soul there exists some spark of goodness, and the "Devil Dodger" found it when he. least hoped to do so. A splendid Drama of pride and action, Featuring ROY STEWART. ROY STEWART. ROY STEWART. ROY STEWART. A story with a touch of ethereal beauty, set among- men and women of red-blooded passion. R___tio, Thrilling, and Romantic. HE KING'S. Last Screening To-night HE KING'S, of the Select Feature "UP THE ROAD WITH SALLIE I" Starring i CONSTANCE TALMADGE. A Girl in a delightfully dangerous perdicamcnt. Accompaniments by THE KING'S GRAND ORCHESTRA, Prices as usual. ■ OUR T. HEAT RE, I NEWTOWN. LAST SCREENING CONSTANCE TALMADGE, In "UP THE ROAD WITH SALLTE.'' One of the most popular pictures ever - shown. Another Full House Last Night. DON'T MISS THIS LAST CHANCE. "FATAL,RING" SERIAL (Episode 17). With a Strong Supporting Programme. SATURDAY NIGHT: "THE CRISIS," From Winston Churchill's Book. MATINEE SATURDAY, 2.30 p.m. OHN PAGE. New Century Hall. Sunday and Wednesday averting*. Interniws, 1, Home-stve.et, oft Kant-tame*,