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Evening Post, Issue 88, 12 April 1924, Page 4

QUEEN'S' THEATRE. : U-EEN'S THEATRE.' ' THE HOME OF PARAMOUNT -...->. PICTURES. ' _ r Direction: . . FAMOUS'LASKY FILM SERVICE, ;,......; . •■.,.■ LTD. -. ' 215. .' ■" , NOW SHOWING. 7.45. Jesse* L. Lasky presents • ' ■ The Picture that corners the Laugh • : • ■, Ma'rkot— ; • ■■"' • HARRY LEON WILSON'S '. ■-"■, HARjttY LEON WILSON'S -. ' • Masterpiece of Humour, \ --"RUGGLES OF RED GAP," i • - "RUGGLKS OF RED GAP," > .-"RUGGLES OF RED GAP," , • "RUGGLES. OF RED GAP," ■" '"RUGGLES OF RED GAP,".-. ' "RUGGLES OF RED GAP," "RUGGLES OF RED GAP," " RUGGLES OF RED GAP," . ■ "RUGGLES OF RED GAP," "A JAMES CRUZE PRODUCTION, ;; A JAMES CRUZE PRODUCTION, V.- ■.'"' '.the'- Man -Who Made- . ',J, "THE. COVERED WAGON." You'll split your Bidea laughing at the experiences of Ruggles, English Valot, in the Western town of Red Gap. Won from the Honourable George in a poker game, ho ..becomes servant to Cousin Egbert, rough ,'and "ready Westerner! Then things ; happen .at a mile, a minute, clip! ■ENACTED BY A ; WONDERFUL ,;■-.;.;■■ , ' CAST, . .1-;-<r ■-• !■■.-!• -.:; -Including ■'„'- .. . LOIS'WILSON, ."' •" .'"'■■■ ,',-.■- ', LOIS WILSON, ■. ■...:-■ ERNEST TORRANCE, '■ ERNEST TORRANCE, ::/ ' • EDWARD HORTON, !' :■■■■ ■■'.••■■■■ EDWARD HORTON, . ■ '. FRITZI RIDGEWAY, ■ ' FRITZI' RIDGEWAY, • ... '.;. " ;-""!A.nd Many Others. ■■■&' '; . ' 'If ever .a Comedy could-be called a .'scream from start to finish THIS is it! A^ PARAMOUNT: rPICTURE. FULL SUPPORTING' PROGRAMME. And Wellington's Musical Best— . QUEEN'S- GRAND ORCHESTRA; . Musical Director ...... Mr., AVH. Jerome.. ■ BOX PLAN AT BRISTOL.',,1•' ', Usual Prices. Theatre Tel: 22-334. :» A Rollicking, Comedy-Drama," with; Fun in every .inch'of- ifc Bee., it. ( 7.45 '. ■)■■■-' TO-NIGHT!1--;^ .;>7.45_ '■•".'•■ .'.'■■ At" the' Favourite' ;'. •■■'•■ ' fARTCRAFT' THEATRE. : ■ '■■ jSIRTCRAFT THEATRE. WALLACE REID. Is Really ". WALLACE REID Excellent; • WALLACE REID in" , A Ripping - v "THIRTY DAYS.'.' Love <" v "THIRTYvDAYS." . Comedy,. • ''THIRTY'DAYS.". Gazette. Travtelogue. "Torchy!' Comedy. ' ORCHESTRAL ACCOMPANIMENT. Special. Entr'acte:. Mr. Reg ■ Scott (late' of Dunedin) sing, : 'TII Sing to ■. ■•. You.,": ■ ■■. • ••■ . Trices: Is 8d and. Is. Children half-price. FULLERS' ,'•'■ ■•'■'. : . . . j ■-, FULLERS'- .:-■■ . ;■■■' ; ; . HIS- MAJESTY'S ■ :■■ 'THEATRE. IS : MAJESTY'S; THEATRE. Direction 4 John Fullei and Sons, Ltd. TO-NIGHT! At 8. -■ TO-NIGHT! THIS WEEK'S BILL A TRIUMPHANT ...,'-" successr;: .-. '■■ '.' = Glorious and Complete Success ot. ,--■ MISS NELL CRANE,... „, :, The Vivacious and Fascinating Burlesque Actress and Pantomime Principal Boy. FOLIES BERGERE QUARTETTE; FOLIES BERGERE QUARTETTE, Featuring "CAN YOU ■FORGET?"^ Played 6 different ways. ■,••■. CHAS. LAWRENCE,' . - - 1 Piano Comedian par excellence. . ALBERT: REESE, , . . ■ The Exceptionally Gifted Humorist. • -...'.■ ALWYN::AND-PENN.- ..'■ ' - ' Unprecedented Success of';•'.; DOD'DYvHURL' AND-HIS-GREAT . -::COMP.ANY;.QF'COMEDIANS- :. , In' the Side-splitting 'Musical Extrava- • " gania, "THE.MUMMY/ , ; A Great, Coterie 'of Merry, Mirth-makere, .Joyous Jesterai' Jovial Jokers...... D.C. or Stalls, 2s 6d (Reserves 3s); Back Stalls, Is 6d; Upper Circle, Is (plus tax, excepting Is).. Motors ■ 10.20^ ' Box" Plan at The Bristol; alter 6 p.m. at Burnett's, next -Theatre. ■•• ■•• •, ".'; „' ' :

'-■'. ■ ■ '• ■'' .- ' ■■'■ ■• ■■-"!-■'. STRAND THEATRE. : TRAND^ THEATRE. ■• .i' : , NOW SHOWING-, ■•■• ■ : ■■''■' ■ 'The Best in Pictures and Music. , First National-present . / .'' NORMA TALMADGE : - : ".'. NORMA TALMADGE - NORMA TALMADGE ' NORMA TALMADGE ' * NORMA TALMADGE NORMA TALMADGE ■ . NORMA, TALMADGE ; .- i ■'. In ■■'.' . : ' ; "WITHIN THE LAW." ' ' "WITHIN THE LAW." i ■ . "WITHIN THE LAW."., i . "WITHIN THE LAW." ' : "WITHIN THE LAW." / r "WITHIN. THE LAW." v: "WITHIN THE LAW." ("WITHIN. THE LAW." ■ "'• " .WITHIN THE LAW." -• The jßomahce of Beautiful Mary Turner, the shop girl, who turned crook within ; . .. the law for revenge. ■ \■ . Also.: Showing: „-• ■.■_.-. '. i KATHERINE iMACDONALD" '> i •-■• KATHERINE MACDONALD KATHERINE MACDONALD ; . ICA.THERINE ! MACDONALD ! KATHERINE MACDONALD ' I ; ;■;. :-' ■': 'Vl":'.' v.- ■'• '„' .■■' :.':': "THE SCARLET LILY," ' ■ , ."THE SCARLET LILY," ■"THE--SCARLET LILY," . . -• "THE SCARLET LILY,"\ : "THE SCARLET LILY," • ' ■- '"THE SCARLET LILY," '. . •. ■:■■■•'•-■ "THE SCARLET LILY, "> "THE SCARLET LILY,",, A Story of Sacrifice Fanned by the Breath-of Scandal. | •■' •■' And ■ ...-■ " ' '.',' „.■ HARRY AVERY HARRY AVERY and his JAZZ BAND. .■...' - • ■■ JAZZ BAND. /Usual,-: Prices. -' . .. Tel. 3299. . \ T^RINOBSS •THEATRE, ■ Manners street. • Tel. 1967. Tel., 1867 : s ' We Start at 11' Daily.. Now Showing:'' ... ' 1. ' MARY PICKFORD, ; "POLYANNA," . And- ; . 2. Bebe Daniels and Maurice Costello In . . . "GLIMPSES OF THE MOON." "GLIMPSES OF THE MOON." .... . Usual Supports.

" rTI|'IRAMAR ' PICTURES,,: TO-NIGHT. " TO-NIGHT. GHARLIE CHAPLIN' •■ In to "THE IDLE CLASS.I.' His greatest laughter picture. You see him . double, which doubles . the fun. ; BAND-, WELLINGTON~TRAMWAYS 'AT . ■ ISLAND BAY. ■ FIRST BATTALION BAND AT WELLINGTON HOSPITAL, •■'-■"' TQ-MOEEOS; 13.UKD4X) 4 at \ E .ja,"