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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 106, 1 November 1923, Page 2

THE KING'S THEATRE, HE KING'S THEATRE, (Wellington's Premier Picture House). . TO-NIGHT—ABSOLUTELY LAST NIGHT r ■ Of Rex IngramV Wonderful Success, : "TRIFLING WOMEN."- ---:... Pa Not Mw this Picture. , The King's Coynmenoing - The King's ': '-'The'"King's 11-' TO-MOREOW NIGHT - The King's "- (FRIDAY). ' The King's - The King's PARAMOUNT Presents " i'-ThoKing's The Funniest and Breeziest i ..'The!King.'s^ pi all Cappy.RJeks Stories by -■ The-King's-" - — . -The King's PETER B- KYNE, „,The King's PETER B. KYNE, ..'. TheKihg's '. ' . ""•' The King's "THE GO-GETTER" ' The King's "THE GO-GETTER" ' The King's "THE GO-GETTER" " The King's -The King's '-'The Go-Getter" Is a man -:,The King's., .who can mix business and .The King's pleasure. • The King's "The Go-Getter" Is a man „'. The King's who can sell laughs to the The King's Kookaburras. ■ The Kings- "Tho Go-Getter" Is a story " 'The' King's ' that puts thrills and roThe King's mance into business. . "-•"The King's "The Go-Getter" Is a new ' The King's, kind of romantic Comedy, ■■•The. King's- . J"ast, Thrilling, and In-. ■■■The King's spiring. -The King's . . ..-,... ...., ■ ' , .., /.The,King's..;This is .the best story of modr.i.The King's, em -business "life that the i.,^.The King's^ TCp.r.ld- of, literature . iias yet The.King's seen. And. now it comes to ['[ 'The' King's'" the screen ' with a cast that The King's' rivals others in the excellence The King's of the players— '■"'■■ The King's ■■ • ■ ' The King's T. ROY BARNES, SEENA ' The King's- OWEN, WILLIAM NOR- '■-■ The. -King's - -RIS,.TOM LEWIS, etc. „,:The King's :• The King's "THE GO-GETTER." ... The-King's..,'. "THE GO-GETTER." ,;. The King's '. The King's Up and at 'em. full of pep— The King's- that's the Go-Getter. - The King's He's the Big, Likeable Hero 1 King's "of this "sparkling story by -The King's ■ Peter B. Kyne. ■ ' ££c -K!n?'s Cippy Ricks and the other J-tie King s popular Kyne characters are The King's also in this Picture The King's Whether US love or business, Ths King-V He's the lad with the winihe King s nmg punch. The King's Here's' "a high-geared six- ■- -^ £W s cyllncle i" Jover for you, start- -- Su-?5- ng'? lns Kith. but his „.-'±M £! n? s nerve, winning a million-dol-mi! c £- nS, s m , lar Sirl and job. •The K-ng's This Picture has taken other V B 6 £!"&"> towns by storm. Wellington ... Kie Kings, has been waiting for 6uch a "The King's ■■ ■ Photoplay. .'V/, OUTSTANDING SUPPORTING i „._■ . . .... PROGRAMME, . | - '.: ■'■„. . . ■ " Including .THE KING'S SELECT ORCHESTRA, ;.. ■In the Very Choicest of Musical j Numbers. Ti. D. Austin ...... Musical Director ' i : -Box; Plan- at The-Bristol Piano Co - > after 5.30 at the .Theatre. Tel. 22-212. Last Night .of Selznick's Special Last Night of ■ Selznick's " Special, j "" "n%7M y11"110^ 1 QUESTION." -. 'LOVE WITHOUT QUESTION" ;■; .. : ■„: ...-■ with.-. OLIVE TELL. . . OLIVE TELL ..- -^ylwlrlgui^lTlgN:" " '.."■" ■"■-■ "Supported by ' :; A : SCREAMINGLY Funny Comedy, '■'■^ '"■ •" ■' Entitled : i- -'NO BABIES ALLOWED." ■ --.;- Gazette and Travelogue. &RTCRAFT POPULAR ORCHESTRA ■_ .at._ Every -Session. The People's Prices: Dress Circle Is 6d., ,tt , Stalls, 9d. .Vatch Our Big- Announcement To-mor- .;-.--. • r9w Night. -■ S' " HORTT'S" THEATRE ~ , ... HORTT'S THEATRE ■. !AST NIGHT. LAST NIGHT. ■ Ut a . wonderful double-feature bill' : ;^ll§8i:" -;:S181". '-,;■;' .--■—•- ■■-" . A - Iso -■- ■ >""J".'."PARTNERS OF THE- SUNSET" -' -'"PARTNERS OFTHK SUnskt'" A--Superb Story of' the Groat Outdoors. •-" Commencing ' TOMORROW (Friday): The most-marvellous travel picture oxtan't ■■•■ • "ROUND THE WORLD IN 80 ■■: .-■: ■'■■"- MINUTES." : "A production' 'of tremendous educational -'■• value:-.- ; . ■••- ... "-. . ... . .;.. f\UR. x : THEATRE, NEWTOWN ■ UIl TolM^-atT^^^i &>■&'«; ••"THEODORA" seen. . I ■ ■ Also,- • ' . COMEDY.. ... OUR ORCHESTRA. SEASIDE PICTURES. LYALL BAY TO-NIGHT. ,j r;;"r:^'""■;,''olive tell,' '.. "" . In the 6pecial Selznick drama, ■; .; ' "WOMAN'S BUSINESS.-"" ■: - Good Supporting- Programme. -;'^ JJftOOKLYN ■' :.' ", :..' PICTURES. -■ -■;;; to-night' "CthuJsTiavt Tb-'NiGHT. "■ - Ine Fine Fox Production, •■■--■■■- "KICK IN." -■:•■-. "KICK IN." -.- (With-. BETTY 1. COJM-PSON in tho Stellar SPLENDID. SUPPORTS: - ISLAND. : BAY -\ . UNIVERSAL _ ... ._.. THEATRE. ffO-NIGHT. " ■"." '"" TO-NIGHT ' RODOLPH VALENTINO ..- "And NAZIMOVA -.----•■•-:•■- -• ' "CAMILLE.'? .-' ■ -" - :,?■--• ; "CAMILLE." - - '. -..'.. Do.noir failto see this picture. :.. '.'.'", BALLfiOOM DANCING. - fH/ris3 PHYLLIS BATES, Studio, 13, , .'•JItJL King's Ghambere, Willis street. Tsl. 870- Private Leasohs by. Appointment, \ from.. 10 "a.m. Adult Class at The Ambassador every jlonday and Friday Night, from 7 to 8. Terms commence with pupil. i ' ~ ■ • ■-. TkAY'S" BAY MCTOB - SERVICE. ■ J J SPECIAL NOTICE. On accoup 1. ■of the 'present condition of tho Day's Bay road, "Leylarid Buses will ■ ran to Day's Bay on SATURDAY and SUND A.V ONLY, until further notice. i SATURDAY.—Leave Bowen street, 9-45. a.m., 2 p.m. . Leave. Day's Bay,,. 11.15 . a.m.. 4- p.m. -. ■ -■■•;■ SUNDAY.—Leave Boweri street, 10.30 :. a.m., .2. p.m. . Leave "Day's Bay, 11./!5 a.m., 4.30 p^m. ' - ' The Buses will-Hill be- avuilable for Special Engagements. LEYLAND MOTORS* LTD,