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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 101, 26 October 1925, Page 2

Years of labour, enough money to lighten a National Debt, and the greatest producing effort in tho history of Motion Pictures were unhesitatingly expended on a. production thai, is not .^"picture," but a monument creeled on the heights of Hits creative art that cinematography and human endeavour have at last reached. D E LUXE THEATRE COMMENCING FRIDAY NEXT, 80th OCTOBER. The Management has pleasure in presenting ITALY'S GIFT TO THE WORLD—THE CROWNING FILM ACHIEVEMENT; si QUO VADIS " " QUO VADIS " THE NEW GIGANTIC TRIUMPH. MADE THIS YEAR IN ROME. Twelve years ago "QUO VADIS" created a furore throughout Australasia. It was then the. greatest picture of its time —and it has not been outshone in twelve years. Until 'now comes tho re-creation of the classic—the gigantic First National picture made in 1925 in tho First National 1925 way—a production that sweeps aside nil tho screen olt'ovts of the past, and stands as a standard for producers of the next ten years io try and build up to BOX PLAN on viow. at Bristol Piano Co., Aifkon's Book Arcade, or Seats may be Reserved by ringing. Telephone 23-060.

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