KING'S THEATRE. ING'S THEATRE. KING'S THEATRE. , ' KING'S THEATRE. (Wellington's Popular Picture House.) TO-NIGHT, at 8 o'clock, We have the Pleasure of' Presenting THE KIND OF PICTURE YOU'VE KEEN AWAITING FOR YEARS'JHE KIND .THAT KEEPS YOU ALL • KEYED UP AND THEN LETS YOU LOOSE WITH A HEARTY LAUGH! 1026 THRILLS! 1-137 L-VUGHS! 1026 TH HILLS! 1437 LAUGHS ! "SECRETS OF THE NIGHT." "SECRETS OF THE NIGHT." - ■ ■ "SECRETS. OF THE NIGHT." "SECRETS OF THE NIGHT." "SECRETS OF THE NIGHT." "SECRETS OF THE NIGHT." "SECRETS OF THE NIGHT." "SECRETS OF THE NCGHT " "SECKRTS OF THE NIGHT." , . "SECRETS OF THE NIGHT." < "SECRETS OF THE NIGHT." A FEAST OF : FUN! . LAUGHS! ' '■. • MYSTERIES ! 'And THRILLS! - "SECRETS OF THE NIGHT" ' "SECRETS OF THE NIGHT" ■ - "SECRETS OF THE NIGHT" . "SECRETS OF THE NIGHT" "SECRETS OF THE NIGHT" "SECRETS,OF THE NIGHT" "SECRETS OF THE NIGHT" . "SECRETS OF THE NIGHT" . "SECRETS OF THE NIGHT" "SECRETS OF THE NIGHT" "SECRETS OF THE NIGHT" "SECRETS OF THE NIGHT" "SECRETS OF THE NIGHT" " CONTAINS THEM ALL! Strong- Supporting Programme, including INTERNATIONAL NEWS AND • COMEDY. KING'S SELECT ORCHESTRA. A. H. Jerome. Mus. Dir. .Overture—"Die Flodennaus" Strauss Box Plan at The Bristol, or Rin s Theatre, 22-212. • . FRIDAY NEXT. One of tho Creates! Si-acre .Pliivs of All :' Time .in Pictures— ■" li "MERTON OK THE MOVIES" "MKRTON OF TUB .MOVIES" "MEKTON OF THE MOVIES" ( "MEKTOX^ OF Til X MOVIES!" . I If you like your movies sweetened mtiTi l laughs and sprinkled with heart-throbs, .tin's piciure.is. for you. Produced from ilio sensational sluire success by the man who nuido ''The Covered Wagon." The Motion Picture ■'Masterpiece, "N" A M E TH E MAN " ' Adapted from "The Master of Man." aUEEN'S THEATRE. UEEN'S THEATRE. . QUEEN'S THEATRE. (The Cosiest House in Town.) TO-NIGHT! . ~ TO-NIGHT! At 3 o'clock. . PARAMO UNT'3 SUPF.R-PRODUCTION, '?THEGARDEN OF WEEDS " "THE GARDEN OF WEEDS '■' ■ "THE GARDEN OF WEEDS'" "THE GARDEN OF'WEEDS;" Featuring ■ - . . . JiETTY COMPSON . ' ■ BETTY COMT'SON. , . BETTY. COMPSON . '■. ..;.... .j. ' .■"■..-• ' lII.' .'v '■"' : The Greatest"_Production ■of-Her. Career.. Directed by "■' ' JAMES-CRUZE,. ', ; ' . j v . The man who mado i •, • ' "THE COVERED WAGON." | Supporting Cast includes : j ■ IiOCICLIFirj':. FELLOW'S I CHARLES OGLK I l r ..AL..ST. JOHN. j SEE the Fight Between Flagg and CrawI lord. , . . ■ ■ ' SEEthe Marvellous Bathing Pool Scones SEE ihe Prettiest Girls Ever Seen in Picture:?. - ... 151G PROGRAMME. ■ NKAVS—AII the Latest. Event* SCENIC—-Ti.mber Industry in Western Australia." ■COMEDY—"A' Fishing Talc," J i ■ A Rib-Tickler. QUEEN'S SELECT ORCHESTRA, Miss E. Denuohy, Mus.' Dir. Box Plan at The. Bristol until 5 p.m. alter at Theatre. Tel. 22-234. COMING FRIDAY NEXT. I EUGENE O'IIRIEN in "FRIVOLOUS SAL." OUR THEATRE, NEWTOWN. UR THEATRE, NEWTOWN. TO-NIGHT, at 7.45. Unprecedented Success of -* "THE MYSTERY OF A HANSOM .^ "THE MYSTERY OK A HANSOM ■ CAB." 'CAB," With . arthur- shirluy. Arthur--shirley: l-'rom the Tlii-illinjr and Romantic Novel " by Fei-iis Hiiihc. A. Picture Founded on Fact. I In Addition: COMEDY, GAZETTE. ISLAND"BAY QUALITY THEATRE, i ■^ TO-NIGIIT. .TO-NIGHT. PAULINE KKKOKRK'-K. PAULINK KKEDWUCK, Slij.pni-lpd by •■ MILTON SILLS. .MILTON -SILLS, "SALVAGE." '•' "SALVAGE." Never before in her most brilliant career lias Pauline-Frederick-given to the screen such it powerful anrl dramatic interpretation as the dual voles- claim from liev in 7 "Salvage," her intes-f and best produc"Must Woman Always Pay? "-^T AM E . TH 15 . MAN "■( Adantc-d'' from "The 'MHKtt-r of Man." l>y I ' T-ii;. HALL CAINE. | ] THE ■KN'.'LTSH-SPEAKING UNTON. I ' T7IAREVVELL ADDRESS \\ -SO Of ' ' ! J I MR. H. A. HOLMES. 0.P..E Fll (.! S i i MR. H. A. HOLM KB. O.H X FR 0 S"' :' - :,CONCERT CHAMBER. TOWN HALL 1! i WEDNESDAY NKXT. 20lh .MAY- 19?5 At 3. I Mi-. Holmes will lecture \m ("THE GRAND CANYON "THE GRAND CANYON '- OF ARIZONA." ; OF ARIZONA." The Last Opportunity oli'civd to tho pul.lir l< i li..!,r";!iis nnieli-hiivellcd and ..loom-nt speaker. Tickets 2h. RtisurvM :U !!iisiol: C. 10. Wlilili. Hon. Sec-clary., EUCHRE. ' EUCHRE. rS'O-XIUVn 1. at Tlie Daintie,, 18-22. ■ A Cu,iirtcii:i.v-|jl.: 0 immune prize-;; 2 £1 Orders.. 2. 10s-.-Order* (open orders). ' ■i other stood, jn iit-s. "Kueliro sharp ill. 3. I ■ Admission U. We hold Eu-hre eve-v Ti!?-dti.y. Friday, and S.ntuidav. Th*.. above jWs each nitthl. Eaal.li.'.liml -■ "VL-i" isluLLlE .mi il,. HJiAL'ii'JiX. i'
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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 115, 19 May 1925, Page 2
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