1 fIRT^G'S The Theatre that KING'B ICING'S Sets the Standard. KING'S ~ TO-NIGHT, »t 7.20. ' , TO-NIGHT, at 7.30. CAPTAIN FRANK HURLEY'S OAPTAIN FRANK HURLEY'S .CAPTAIN FRANK HURLEY'S "CAPTAIN FRANK HURLEY'S AnMA^ng Adventure into th» Heart of , , Papua, , • ' "PEARLS AND SAVAGE&" "PEARLS AND SAVAGES." ....?PEARLS AND SAVAGEB." J.,:rPEARLS AND SAVAGES." •?oMonaUy Retated by Captain Pearson. :"" ".'EiCELLENT SUPPORTS,. . . : ; -t.. :•'■■." .•■ -. And ' - UNO'S GRAND ORCHESTRA. Vita *t The Bristol till 5, after 5 at< the Theatre, Tel: 22-218. EVERYBODY'S. VERYBODY'S. 11 a.m.—Continuously—-10 p.nj, BEAUTIFUL CORINNE GRIFFITHS . Jn. jhe Society and Western Feature, . .i.._"..THB SINGLE TRACK." ; ..-»w?.THB SINGLE TRACK." ' 'A Stirring-Story of Lore, Romanoe, Adventure, Humour, and Human Interest. iAND.THE COSTUMES— : :OH, GIRLS Jf THEY'RE LOVELY! .-•:■'■ Then there is another Thriller— •THE MAN WHO WOULD NOT TELL' THE MAN WHO WOULD NOT TELL' A*, Sensationa- Secret Service Dram*. .uu -.. The Screaming Comedy, •. ' ' Zm.^7 "TRY, TRY. AGAIN," Which will; release more "'Cheer Germs" ""..'than'all the Community Sings. .-• ■ ■;vi^ A imott delightful Soeni*.. i;~- And the ever-popular PATHE TOPICAL GAZETTE. EVERYBODY'S ORCHESTRA. • Man at Bristol, or Telephone SO. CJTRAND THEATRE; . - lOTRAND THEATRE. ..-. Continuous from Jl> a.m. to 10 p.m. '■""" "MAE .MURRAY, MAE MURRAY, _;-^_ -MAE MURRAY; ' "." , V?.'(Th.c Star of Beauty and" Grace, ill "PEACOCK ALLEY." "PEACOCK ALLEY." " ■'": . "PEACOCK ALLEY." — "PEACOCK ALLEY." |4 Glamorous Drama of Paris and New York between- Midnight and Dawn. IT'S DAZZLING, IT'S BRILLIANT, IT'S GORGEOUS. .^ I. '%", "-■-:' '.-.■; Abo, •' "■. Jhe Pkturisation of Daniel Dsfoe'i Greirt ' .„ . . live story, "ROBINSON CRUSOE." ; "ROBINSON CRUSOE.'' CRUSOE.", '".'tin. Splendid Reels of Adventare,; , ~'.' Splendid Supporting Programme, ""■•"' ■" "f V including ■■ ■ CHARLIE CHAPLIN ",".:. "'..' "■■."'■ In ' ''■' ' • "THE JAZZ WAITER." ::*■'■:" TTHE ; JAZZ WAITER." Pifoe* — uwmJ. , Telephone 3299. •EIMPRESS, EMPRESS. HiMPRESS. , EMPRESS. NOWfIHO#ING. /sjamoes otivEtt cuitwooiys " Famoos Novel in PicWre*, ' -V FLOWER OF THE NORTH," ,<,,," FLOWER OF THE NORTH," '. . ..... ". Stwnbf ■ .. '-.. HENRY B. WALTHALL ...,,. .......>,.....•.,. t-And ' ■ - . •,..: .; .', .„• '...... PAULINE STARK. 'A. Thrilling Romano* of the Otaulian ■■:••.■■ '- . . :.-.SWrthlandg-' ' i *?...,-. vv ' Abo Showing: , \ gpiiodß Five of tne Super" SelW, "THE BLUE FOX." SPLENDID SUPPORTS. Prio- »» Penal. Ring: Tel. 3442. ' SPKINGIB KBRfct Spring is herei 90 j»the last midday communHTlr/ffING iar Am WEDNESDAY, from 12J0 *• IJO wfll be the LAST. ■ "'' ••'■ ' - LAST ■ -• ' ' ''"-'■'"■ ":. " ■-■ .VERY- • •■■ ••■ ■-. - LAST . /:■"':■-. - '/•MIDDATi - -.; "'•'-"'' 'COMMUNITY SING \ " ' U "C3OMKUNITY SINGI " COMMUNITY SING! ■"'■•-•■ COMMUNITY SING! WEDNESDAY. THEN we will 9MUT up the MIDDAY SINGS Until NEXT APRIL. So come ' «^-yb» ■■■'■/■■'■■ . .'■ .. '' • ••*,.' • .„...,.. CHEER GERMERS. • , "->• GHBER GERMERft. . , -Come! Sing! Be Happy! . ■'"BADIASPE THE CHEER GERM! HADL4.TE THE CHEER GERM! ■ • ALL SUMMER, . ' ALL BUMMER. v iWo - are Happy. You are Hippy. < , They are Happy, > "ALBERT RUSSELL, Secretary;., SEQUAH. ■■" ': ■■ i EQUAH . • .INFORMS THE PUBLIC IThat he will BBMAIN AT HIS OFFICES, No. 68, ■ DIXON STREET [(Opposite Municipal Milk Depot)/ - Vp to and including; SATURDAY NEXT, 2nd SEPTEMBER, ' For. ■ ■ .) '■V^nim conbultation*" ,'.A '■^~. r". ,.:..:."■ '"'I v ab4 :, . ' "■..,-' \ ;■;;- _■-■ i-;BA£Bf Of REMEDIES, •' ,:£:;.r:BAILY/iFKOMio-:«llIi-.l. D"" ANCING! DANCING! DANCING! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT I .THORNDON FOOTBALL CLUB. Tho-above Clob will hold its Weekly DaDoe.TO-NIGHT, in the. New Century Hall, Kent J-orracs. Dancing, 8 to 11. 'Old"./and " new patrons cordially invited, Admission: Ladies Is, Gents. Is bd. ...:..:::::'.., v. simpson, Tianist. 3. MOUG, M.C. " NOTICfe TO THE PUBLIC. SIGNOR CANCARE, Italian Sculptor, wishes it to be known that, all cla^sea.,of Statue, Portrait, and. Ornamental Work in Marble, for Ceitaetery or War ', Memptials, will bo executed ni his Studio, No.- 2,--Kent terrace.;. ,Telej>hon« 22-351. Orname'iital Statues of any. destriptioa repaired and renovated at small cost.
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Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 50, 28 August 1922, Page 2
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