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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 109, 9 May 1924, Page 2

rriHE KING'S -B-HE KING'S (Wellington's Premier Picture House). TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT 1 At 8 o'clock. King's King'u A Powerful Prama of what King s happens to a ho.no when tiio ullKing's powerful mfluoiwo of the mother King's is taken away forms the thomo of King's this Fred JSiblo. Handled in a King's masterly fashion, with a. cast of King's Pickett Artists, "TIIE FAMOUS King^s, MRS. FAIR" strikes a deep note *S!nfs s *v human emotions. It is the King^s ttory of ono who listened to tho Kings flattering voice o£ fame and neKmg^ glocted her homo. Almost too King's late 6he is brought to the realisaKmgs tion ftat HOME means moie to King's her than FAME King's King's Metro Presents, Through King's Paramount, KmgV King's King's "THE FAMOUS MRS. FAIR" King's "TIIE FAMOUS MRS. FAIR." King's "TIIE FAMOUS MRS. FAIR" King's "TIIE FAMOUS MRS.' FAIR" King's "THE FAMOUS'MRS. FAIR" •King's "TIIK FAMOUS MRS. FAIR" lOngs "the FAMOUS MRS. FAIR." King's "THE FAMOUS MRS. FAIR" King's "TIIE FAMOUS MRS. FAIR> King's "TIIE FAMOUS MRS. FYIR" King's King's ' ". i<v King's Adapted by FRED NIBLO from King's ,tho BROADWAY SENSATION King's ' King's ONE OF THE MOST POTENT king's PROBLEM PLAYS EVER King's FILMED. ,Kmg;s Kingjs The Story of a Woman and Her King s Supreme Vanity. King's sJns,' s Showing that a Woman Must King s Choose between Fame and Home King's ' King's King's "THE FAMOUS MRS. FAIR," King s "THE FAMOUS MRS. FAIR." Kmg's "IKE FAMOUS MRS. FAIR" King's King's Kmgjs Shaking Shouldors" and Cocktails. Kings Painting the Town and her Lips King's . Red. King's Burning up Cigarettes and MoonKmii s light Roads. King's Society as it Really Is. King'.s King's King's HOME IS NOT BUILT IN A King s , DAY. King's s King's NANCY FAIR FORGOT TH VT Kings —AND PAID FOR JTORGETKins's TING. 4 King's King's King's Supporting Programme: ' Kings * King's COMEDY.; GAZETTE. KING'S SELECT ORCHESTRA OF 12 SOLO ARTISTS, MR. L. D. AUSTIN, Musical Director. Overture—"Tho Wanderer". Suppe ■Entr'acte—"Aubado Printaniero" Incidental Mumc to "Tho Famous' Mrs. Fair" will include; "Scenes Pittoresques" Massenet «w7r,° ai£. Picturo" '• Gabiiel Maue ' Wl'y ? Schumann Jour Songs Schubert bantonetta ; Tsohuikowski Alanon Massenet I<antasia Wolfe-Ferrair And many other Classical and Popular 1 I, Numbers'. ) Bos Plan at Bristol; after 5.30 at Theatre. Telephone 22-212. Mo Thrill You for a Week at the STRAND THEATRE. TRAND THEATRK Continuous from 11 a.m. TWO GIGANTIC FEATURES. . Attraction .No.. 1— First National Present EARL WILLIAMS and JANE NOvXK In " JEALOUS HUSBANDS." " JEALOUS HUSBANDS." " JEALOUS HUSBANDS." ,;, ".JEALOUS HUSBANDS." "JEALOUS HUSBANDS." "JEALOUS HUSBANDS." " JEALOUS HUSBANDS." A WARNING: To jealous Husbands; to flirtatious wives, in this thiilhng drama, that strips men and. women, to the soul. A PICTURE FOR WIVES, HUSDANDS, AND SWEETHEARTS. Attraction No. 2 — j The Amazez of Yeais; I "PONJOLA." "PONJOLA." "PONJOLA." "PONJOLA." "PONJOLA.1' "PONJOLA." ''PONJOLA." ' . "PONJOLA." "PONJOLA." .-■■. "PONJOLA." 1 "PONJOLA." ■■ "PONJOLA" '"PONJOLA." '\ "PONJOLA." Cynthia Stockley's Amazing Romance of Paris and South Africa—in which a wo--1 mart' masquerades as a man to save the ono she- -loves, Hell-bent for deatru'e- ** tion. IT WILL AMAZE AND THRILL YOU. ' EXCELLENT SUPPORTING PROGRAMME.Hear - •■ Hear ' HARRY AVERY HARRY AVERY and his JAZZ BAND 1 • JAZZ BAND •Play., "NIGHTS 'IN ' THE WOOD." "NIGHTS IN THE WOOD." Telephone 5299 for Reserves. OUR THEATRE, ' NEWTOWN. , UR THEATRE, NEWTOWN. TO-NIGHT, AT 7.45. First 'National Prosonfc' EARL WILLIAMS AND JANE NOVAK In " JEALOUS HUSBANDS." "JEALOUS HUSBANDS." "JEALOUS HUSBANDS." " JEAI.OUS HUSBANDS." '•■ "JEALOUS HUSBANDS." Also, •Topical, Comedy, Scenic. Our Orchestra. C\K MB RIDGE T. ERRACE Vy . Congregational Church. > 36th ANNIVERSARY This Sunday, 11th. -11 a.m.—Rev. F. E.^ HARRY. 7 p.m.—Rev. W. M. HOLLAND, 8.A., B.D. Conversazione Tuesday t 15th.