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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 105, 31 October 1923, Page 2

.. rpHE . . KING'S THEATRE, ..,,-;, AHE ... KING'S THEATRE! ■■.^■'(We^bgton'a Premier Pioture House). • •-TO-NIGHT. 8 o'olook. TO-NIGHT. ---A ABSOLUTELY LAST 2 NIGHTS \ ;Of Rex Ingrain's Wonderful Success, •:'■••.:• ;- "TRIFLING WOMEN." ■"?- - "TRIFLING WOMEN." ■The King* Commencing ."tTto King's ;,;Tto .King's NEXT FEIDAY. The King's :;.' The: King's PARAMOUNT Presents -■■ 'The-King's • The Funniest and Breeziest -•-■■■•T-fcb King's 'of' all the Cappy Rioks ■The"King's ■ Stories from ■:-.-» Tne.'KingV-'----;-i The KingV PETER B. KYNE, , -.The King's „:- The King'.s ■ "THE GO-GETTER" ~:-. TBS.King's..-. . ./."THE,.GO-GETTER" ;;..Tt&.King's-/, ' 'JTHB GO-GETTER" -Tlie King's . ..' • . -"""TheTKlng.'s "(Which, means HUSTLER), • ■•■The-King-'t ■■•■ - Starring- - ■■-- Ifh'e" King's T. Roy Barnes, Seena Owen, *•■'' The King's. William Norris, and. Tom .-ii.^The.Kingis „-.. . Lewis. I..'.Th« King's' The sizzling etory of aa up- - /-The King's to-date young salesman who The King's . tried to Bell his heart to a The King's millionaire's daughter. The King's This is the best story of modThe King's crn business life that the • The King's 'world of literatui-e has yet '■? iprKings ■seen.".; And now it oomes to -•^!En»-'K>*g'*--the screen with a. cast that "-The:-Kihg.'s- rivals'others in the excellence :of;th6^'■"■'She King's "THE GO-GETTER. :. -The-King's - "THE GO-GETTER" "'..Tha, King's^ t"w^-King!s la-a live story from start to -•™ v± bs, S- nnisn. and grips you with -....lhe-Kings- thrills and enthralls you with ?;^ c King's- - --. Romance. ■ • '" ■S*"SJnBL- 8:" It isa Picture that has taken •'' £t e 5^ ngTs ot^r- t<fwns W :st6rm.. Wei■■""ffu i t!??) s.:" ng^on>has been waiting for --"The King's ' ' such a "picture. -•;.The-King's You'll Thrill as you follow The King's ■ the Hunt for the Blue "".The"-King's Vase. -SSe -■ the -Eight with the ■: The King's. Thugs. r;^"° g!n<s - S«e the Battle with the Gor- i ■The Kings' illain the Cellar. ! ""^WQnB* Sea-the Pursuit-of -the- Ex- - -The Kirr^s press; Train'by the Aero•■■•"Th»':KingV- plane. - -■■• .-- ■ The King's But this was all a test to The King's " ■- '■-p-rdve-the metal of The King's ■♦■"THE GO-GETTER." .. The King's The Hero is a High-geared The King's, younj? Six-cylindered Lover. The King's BUT WHAT A NERVE!' n y . ; ..YOp...MIJST &EE.;THIS PICTURE. ;";::~v": s..snap; it..xjp—let's go. ..". '", ;High-'Standard Supporting Programme. ;v.: cTery..Choicest Musical. Numbers, from ' ;■.^THE ~ KING'S"' .'SELECT ORCHESTRA^ -•■;-!.'•.• jDireptqrj.L. D. Austin. ■ Sox Plan at Bristol; at Theatre after ■■• -6.30. -22-212. . BRITANNIA. Contiriuou* from RITANNIA. __ 11 a.m. Daily. ■"■.,..:;■,., now. showing, '.] ; -rA; BrseiT - Weßt'ern- Romance that every • ' 16r«r of thrilling, outdoor Pictures should ■ -.<.;/; ■'.".■;;' ' -, hot miss.■ "BEAD GAME;" .."DEAD GAME.'; ' It's iie Most Thrilling, Dare-devil Picture . / /. in which ;%,'..-"; :.:■;;. hootgibson '-,;■■ , -Has ever, appeared. ..".-. „--;...:.';.;".Seeond. Feature: /'■iA tteayed -the most-talked-of City, in the '•■■'■■' '•'■■ .■••'". ;.:..world, '.' ■ . :■ v- '-'.NIGHT LIFE IN HOLLYWOOD." See and learn the truth about this muchdiscussed community. "NIGHT LIFEIN HOLLYWOOD." ■'•" .•"•■■-■•■ - Telephone 358. ' OUR '-THEATRE, NEWTOWN. ... UR, THEATRE, NEWTOWN ;>•■* > ■ - - TO-NIGHT, at 7.15. TO-NIGHT, at 7.15. THE WORLD'S GREATEST 'SPECTACLE, -•"THEODORA"-It dazzles the' eye as a £S!SSR£ A" BPeotac!e- Too vast for "THEODORA" description. Too jrriD"THEODORA" ping for expression ■ •"-,-■ - •■:-•■-■-• "THEODORA" -- - --' : - : ■ "THEODORA" "-""ital- i.- ' V ''■ "THEODORA" •±ne nutoryof the world has been written 'in love - stories^-and this is the greatest . - . one. •<• COMEDY. ■. ■ OUR ORCHESTRA. J^ASIDE PICTURE^LYALL BAY. „.„.., , rpj^ Q ueen o { Coshody -:-•=_; CONSTANCE TALIIADGE, In-her brilliant and-best six-reel -..\,.,.. : Comedv-Drariia, :'■■••■- ■'•• :"THE PRIMITIVE LOVER" ■■;'>HARRISON-FORD AND KENNETH .„—•.:.. HARLAN are also in the cast. ~o"?v. Good Supporting Programme. i.>,CQNCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL. -'-*■ ■■■ WEDNESDAY NEXT, 8 p.m. ■;:;...•, CLINTON HUNT, "~"'':"' ■ VOCAL RECiTAL. F *-"ABsJ!.ted by.'— ;.. • ■ -UAV-A 1 SYMONS ..:............. (Violin) ' EVELYN DE MAUNY ,::i~'::~i: .„-.:,. . (At the Piano) ,_ Tickets (plus tax): Reserved, ss; '_'..-..Unreserved, 3s. -:-?■■ Box-Plan at Bristol. '*• i^,^ n- ' FLORAL BAZAAR, -„"/"',ffn. aid, of .the' Fund- for New Building of All Saints' Church,' . "''"""" TCILBIRNuI^HALL " ".."^THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Ist and 2nd NOVEMBER, To be opened on Thursday at 2.30 n m By HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOfe _JUMBLE SALE.. A JUMBLE SALE in connection with Lodge No.' 35 will be held in the , ; Caledonian Hall, Tory street, on SATUR- ' DAY, 3rd November, at 2 o'olock. , Menißer's'' will" leave" parcels at hall, V"-Saturday; morning.- - - .-' ■ ■ rNOTIOE TO. INTENDING MEMBERS. li r^rrADBSTOWN CENTRE TENNIS jjy*-:;.. •-' -jOLUB. -• - ■• -• Season opens" next SATURDAY. Bring - yoor---f riend: ■ — -■ Season's sub. t. Ladies. £1; Gents, 25a. ■ O, DORMEK, Secretary, etreat, Wadestown. -v. -, .•-BALLROpM rrANCING. M" ISB P.HYi/LIS BAtES, Studi6, 13, King's Chambers, Wiflis -itrtet. Tel. '"870. Private ■ Lf«ons .by Appointment, -■■' fi'6m;lo a.m.- ;' ' ; ■-'- - Adult Clas« at TKe Ambassador every Monday and Friday Night, from 7 to 8. a Terms commence -tfith DUpil.