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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 42, 18 August 1925, Page 2

DE LUXE E LUXE (The Finost Theatre Under the Southern Cross). DAILY, 2.30. NIGHTLY, 8 o'olook. After "SMILIN' THROUGH," "SECRETS," and ell the other big; Pictures, comes the supreme triumph oi NORM A TALMADGJE'S career. A triumph above all other truimphs. The greatest achievement of a -ivondorful career. NORMA TALMADGE NOJ&MA TALMADGE ■ NOfi.MA TALMADGE NORMA TALMADGE NORMA TALMADGE NOR.MA TALMADGE -- • ' . In " THE LADY." . " THE LADY.' " THE LADY," " THE LADY." " THE LADY,." , " THE LADY." " THE LADY." " THE LADY." " THE LADY.'* - . " THE LADY." " THE LADY 7' " THE LADY." The Supporting Cast Includes WALLACE MACDONALD, EMILY FITZROY, GEORGE HACKATHORNE, .iukl MARK MACDER- ' ; MOTT. In. this stirring, production Normn. rises to the pinnacle of dramatio art with sheer -*. inspiration' iif. unfaltering genius. ' SPECIAL. FOR DE LUXE. 'ARRIVAL OF AMERICAN FLEET. ORCHESICRA~DE LUXE ■ (Mr. L. D. Austin, Musical Director). Overture—"Masaralello" (Auber). j Entr'acte—"Prelude" "(Jarnefelt). BOX PLANS at Bristol Piano Co., Aitken's Book' Arcade* or Ring Theatre, (Tel. 33-080). COMMENCING NEXT FRIDAY, COMMENCING NEXT FRIDAY, At 8 o'clock. • ... MATINEE SATURDAY, 2.30. POLA NEGRI POLA NEGRI POLA NEGRI I» " EAST ac SUEZ." " BAST OF SUEZ." "EAST OF SUEZ." QUEEN'S THEATRE. UEEN'S' THEATRE. (The Co3iest House in Town.) TO-NIGHT! 7.45. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! 7.45. TO-NIGHT 1 MATINEE& DAILY. 2.15. The Epic Aeromanc© of the Daring Men who Pilot the' Main 'Planes through the ■ -Myriad Hazards of the Air. FASCINATING! THRILLING! .„ .-'.'.THE.. AIR MAIL." "THE AIR MAIL." "' "THE AIR MATT,,." "THE AIR MAIL." "THE AIR MAIL." " THE AIR MAIL." "THE AIR MAIL." "THE Am MATT," "THE AIR MAIL." ••• "THE'AIR MAIL." With a great and popular cart of '.'.; ... players,-headed by WAKNEH, BAXTER ' BILLIE DOVE WARNER BAXTER BILLJJE DOVE JVAJINER BAXTER BILLIE DOVE yfitb. DOUGLAS .FAIRBANKS, Jun., and MARY BRIAN. Also another thrill-swept chapter •THE RIDDLE RIDER." "THE RIDD.LE. RIDER." "THE RIDDLE EIDER." With Attractive Supports. COMEDY. . LATEST GAZETTE. DOMEDY. LATEST GAZETTE. Excellent Musical Score. TJ O KIN G. rAMEBICAN FLEET CHAMPIONSHIPS. LEADING EXPONENT^ FROM THE U.S. SHIPS Pennsylvania, Trertfon, Nevada, Oklahoma, Seattle* Richmond, Relief," and- Memphis STILL TRY CONCLUSIONS AT THE TIVOLI THEATRE TIVOLI THEATRE ■ On. TUESDAY/ the 18th inst., at 7.45 p.m. TUESDAY, tho 18th inst., at 7.45 p.m. The Tournament is promoted by the Wellington Boxing Association as part of the arrangements for entertaining the risitors. A limited number of tickets will be available at the doors from 7 p.m. Ringside, sa; Stalls, Dress Ciiole, and Upper Circle, 33 (plus tax). rfttVOLI. " XIVOLI. SPECIAL NOTICE. SPECIAL NOTICE. Owing to this Theatre being- placed at the disposal of the WELLINGTON BOXING ASSOCIATION to hold ' THE AMERICAN FLEET ' THE AMERICAN FLEET BOXING CHAMPIONSHIPS BOXING CHAMPIONSHIPS TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY), 18th AUGUST, 'Will bo eliminated for Ono Night, REOPENING AGAIN TO-MORROW AS USUAL, at 11 a.m. ABTCRAFT ■ NIGHTLY, 6.30 to 10. RTCRAFT. NIGHTLY, 6.30 to 10. /Mofoworth street. ' NOW SHOWING: BLANCHE SWEET and WILLIAM EUSSELL In 1- . . "ANNA CHRISTIE," ■ "ANNA CHRISTIE," "ANNA CHRISTIE," . ■" ■""ANNA CHRISTIE," The .famous prizo play that Thomas H. Inco paid £20,000 for the screen lights. LAURA LA PLANTS LAURA LA PLANTE In "YOUNG IDEAS." "YOUNG IDEAS." "YOUNG IDEAS." "YOUNG IDEAS." Loaded, with laughter, packed with pop, crowded with comedy. COMEDY. GAZETTE. Prices: 1a,.1s 3d, and Is 6d.; Ros., 2a. ' ' | t£BASIDE PICTURES. LYALL BAY*, i CT TO-NIGHT ! , TO-NIGHT ! A Sovon-part Special First National Drama, '••" ' •'■"■ "FrXTICEMENT," "ENTICEMENT," CLWE BROOK. OaM UARY ASTOR, AND {,hi\u d Keith. -' ■ ' .Good ..Supporting Wctures,