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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 86, 10 April 1924, Page 2

TO-NIGHT, 8 O'CLOCK. ■ LAST NIGHT "A LADY OF QUALITY." . "A LADY OF QUALITY." '-■■--"A-LADY OF QUALITY." Shis;, picture has taken Wellington by storm.- Crowded houses eTery night proclaim this. photoplay a masterpiece. " nriHE KING'S ■■ -.- - AHE KING'S (Wellington's Premier Picture House). It is positively a foregone conclusion that the popular KING'S will play to enormous business during this special screening of' the" most glorious, film of a generation. So-reserve-your -seats. It Certainly is the ~, ...E*?'ur? you can see twice. '".>-'•■ > '■ .TO-MORROW NIGHT, 8 o'clock. Kmg^s Laurette Taylof made PEG a King's living, breathing personality on King's- the stage. She scored the most King's—pronounced personal success in King's--LONDON and New York in the Kings-original production— a success King's^..that has never before or 6ince King's- been equalled. We saw "Peg o' King's"-, My .Heart" right here in WeiKing's lington, and we laughed over it, King's we thrilled over it—some of us King's" shed a few tears over it, because . King's it hit us right where, we live. King's But we didn't see Laurelte TayKing'_s_,lor—now, through the medium of King's -the-motion picture, we see what King's the critics throughout the world King's have proclaimed an immortal King's .... . film production. King's King's LAURETTE TAYLOR King's: ... LAURETTE TAYLOR King's LAURETTE TAYLOR King's... LAUPuETTE TAYLOR n King's; LAURETTE TAYLOR King's. - LAURETTE TAYLOR King's;,-. LAURETTE TAYLOR . King's LAURETTE TAYLOR King's LAURETTE TAYLOR King's '■■'■■ ■.King's "■"• -•-•■■■■ in King's King's.. • "PEG 0* MY HEART." . King's; "PEG 0' MY HEART " King's 'TEG 0' MY HEART " King's "PEG 0' MY HEART" King's "PEG 0' MY HEART." Kingts.:": "PEG 0' MY HEART." King's - King's A' Bit of a Miss, a Bit of a Kings Brogue, and a Bit of Sunshine Kings- of Ireland. It will make you King's smile a little, perhaps cry a King's- little, but it will get to your very Kmg'.s .. heart. King's A world-famous star in the King^s screen version of a play which ' Kmga was the sensation of the hour. King s \ £ in r? "PEG 0' MY HEART." King s "PEG CV MY HEART." Kings "PEG 0* MY HEART" King's ' " King's A DISTINGUISHED STAR Kingjs ." Kingjs A Paramount Production. Kings A Paramount Production. Kmg.s A Paramount Production. King s King's The most beloved play of ,a genKingS" eration. -.A screen version of tho ' Kings national hit which has been King s played 15,000 times. King's - .", ■ ; King's AN ADDED ATTRACTION: &iR§,-? - ( And ty Special Request) King s Atmospherical Prologue, durin" King s ' V which . King's - HERBERT F. WOOD, Kmgs Now Zealand's Popular Tenor' Kings-" -■• will sing " "Peg o' my Heart" and other lOngs- Favourite Items. • King's : King's FULL SUPPORTING King s PROGRAMME. Choice Musical Items by KING'S SELECT ORCHESTRA Musical Director: Mr. L. D. AUSTIN. ..S°F. e» and.you'll he after booking for this programme. The Box Plan is at The Bristol, or after 5.30 at the Theatre Tel 22-312.. „....., . . ' Last Night of ;;."MR. BARNES OF NEW YORK." And ' - ■ '■ emAND^^A^ 011^'' tOTRAND THEATRE. ... . Commencing To-morrow: ..i..... '..Commencing To-morrow: KATHERINE MACDONALD^ "THE SCARLET LILY" -- "THE SCARLET LILY'" ......... ...jrfjg SC ARJJET LILY •„ '"THE SCARLET LlLY''' ' "THE SCARLET LILY " ■-•- "THE SCARLET LILY" - ... _. ."THE.. SCARLE.T LILY" ' -/"THE SCARLET LILY," A"strange ;;story 'of a, man's way—a woman's . way—and the winning through sacrifice. - .Excellent Supporting Programme Excellent Supporting Programme And ' ■ ■ HARRY A VERY .--■-- ■ And His JAZZ ■ BAND. "Prices'as usual. Telephone 3289. ■ "'■'■'""': rr7TT: fullers' ■ , „. :,.:..- . .FULLERS' v " CJIS. .....MAJESTY'S /THEATRE. illS ' MAJESTY'S THEATRE Direction John Fullez and Sons, Ltd. TO-NIGHT!. At 8. TO-NIGHT' SATURDAY, 2.30. • " THIS WEEK'S BILL A TRIUMPHANT . , SUCCESS! Glorious and' Complete Success of MISS NELL CRANE, • The-Vivacious and Fascinating Burlesque : Actress aud Pantomime Principal Boy FOLIES BERGERE QUARTETTE* F.OLIES BERGERE QUARTETTE -.: featuring "CAN YOU FORGET,"' Played 6 different ways ... .',....„, CHAS. LAWRENCE, ■ Piano Comedian par excellence :.' •"". ALBERT REESE, ' The .Exceptionally Gifted Humorist ALWYN AND PENN. Unprecedented SuceeES of DODDY HURL AND HIS GREAT COMPANY OF COMEDIANS In the. Side-splitting Musical Kxtrava- ... . -.: .ganza, "THE MUMMY." A Great Coterie o! Merry Mirth-makers .—..-. JPJPus . Jesters, Jovial Jokers Stalls 2s 6d (Reserves 3 S );'Back Stalls, Is 6d;' Upper Circle. Is (plus tax excepting Is). Motors 10.20. Box Plan at Th| Bnstol'; "after 6 p.m. at Burnett's, 3 SLA:ND bay pictures. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! — "WHEN THE DEVIL DRrVES" "WHEN TI-tE DEVIL DRIVES'" • .- -'-'WHEN THE DEVIL DRIVES;" This is an Extra Special, for One Night „..-. .... ..-..." . Only. Excellent Supports, with Pathe Gazette. ur" theatre, newtown ur- theatre, newtqwn --■" - TO-NIGHT, at 7.45. ■-'. ' NORMA TALMADGE '"-- "WITHIN THE LAW." "WITHIN THE LAW " ' • ' . And .-■•"■ TOPICAL. COMEDY OUR ORCHESTRA. ' " PRESBYTERIAN ORPHANAGES, QALE of Produce, Cakes, etc, will be held by kind permission of Messrs. J." H. Bethune and Co., at their Rooms, Featherston street, from 10.30 a.m., FRIDAY, 11th APRIL- ' fl/fRS.'-. SORENSEN '■HATCH, 40, ■ItJSL Queen-at. Psychio Class, Thursday w night, at 8, ' -