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DH T, UK E THEATRE E LUXE THEATRE 1 (The Finest Theatre under the Southern Cross). TO-NIGHT, 8 oVlocb TO-NIGHT. xoull i laugh lor weeks after you've seen the Greatest Comedy ever produced, les, funny enough to make a cat laugh! ' " CHARLEY'S AUNT." " CHARLEY'S AUNT." " CHARLEY'S AUNT." "CHARLEY'S AUNT." j " CHARLEY'S AUNT." i " CHARLEY'S AUNT." " CHARLEY'S AUNT." It has mado tho wholo world laugh for forty years. Yoii don't know the meaning of COMEDY until , you'vo seen "Charley's Aunt," . from Brazil—where tho nuts come frolu. Featuring SYD. CHAPUN SYD. CHAPLIN SYD. CHAPLIN SYD.. CHAPLIN (Brother of the .World-famous Charles ' Chaplin). As a stage play "Charley's Aunt" has been played in every country of the civilised world. And ovcry- country has rocked with laughter. Tho picture -will miike you laugh; lohgej; and louder than you have, ever iauglied before. • BIG SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. ORCHESTRA DE LUXE (Directed by Mr. L. D 4 Austin). Box Plans, now' open, at Bristol Piano Co., Aitken's Book Arcade, or Rinf Theatre (Tel. 23-080). . • NEXT . FRIDAY—" QUO VADIS." j PARAMOUNT THEATRE, ARAMOUNT THEATRE, . Cotirtenay place. TWICE DAILY. • ■ Afternoon 2.30. 7,45 Evening. Tho Government Publicity Office piecents," under the Direction *o£ tho Hon. . . G. J."••Anderson, THE SUPER SCENIC! . MASTERPIECE, "GLORIOUS NEW ZEALAND," "GLORIOUS NEW ZEALAND." "GLORIOUS NEW ZEALAND" "GLORIOUS NEW ZEALAND," . "GLORIOUS NEW ZEALAND," .; Tho World's Most Beautiful Sconic Film. SEE YOUR OWN COUNTRY. I If yon were to inkVthft most, elaborately planned and most. oxp.ims.ivo tolir of NeV Zealand; one could nof, see jj.ll that is shown- iv "Glorious JsVjc feilund." .Thero are. even-greater wonders in Now Zealand than arc uJuallv seen by the tourist on the j beaten track. ! : OUR FIRST NEW ZEALAND ' ! NATIONAL PICTURE. ■• . Also, "I TKe.. Official Picture of . { THE VICE-REGAL WEDDING ' (Exclusive to this Thoatrc). " 1 ■ Big Supports. THE PARAMOUNT ORCHESTRA. BOX PLAN at tho Utility • Stationery'l bliop, next to Theatre. Telephone 21-833, or Ring Theatre, Telephone'2l-842. BRITANNIA. CONTINUOUS iroro BITANNIA. 11 a.m. ; : NOW ,':./,. „: Wm., .Fox. rPresouts „.,,., . - , , ■' ■ ;TOM MIX .. j TOJVI MIX • . ; . And I ■"■ TONY ■ "•' '■ . . I /. ,-■■• TONY. In tho Surpassing Romanco of tho Early ■"■■■ . West, 1 "THE DEADWOOD COACH," "THE DEAD WOOD COACH." "THE DEADWOOD COACH." "THE" DEADWOOD COACH." "THE DEADWOOD COACH." "THE DEADWOOD COACH." "THE DEADWOOD COACH." ' ,• "THE DEADWOOD COACH." "THE DEADWOOD COACH." . "THE DEADWOOD COACH." Daring Adventure—Perilous Escapes— Thrilling Romanco laid in the Picturesque Dakota Bad Lands. , A DYNAMIC DRAMA WITH THRILLS GALORE. " Also. SCENIC. COMEDY. GAZETTE. Tclophono 40-618 for Reserves. . FULLERS' FULLERS' HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. IS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Direction John Fuller and Sons, Ltd. TO-NIGHT I". ,aT~B. TO-NIGHT! It is with regret thiit -we announce the Last Nights in Wellington or Jim Gerald, tho most popular of tho many good Comedians' we liavo had. . LAST 5 NIGHTS! ./ LAST 5 NIGHTS! LAST 5 NIGHTS! . LAST 5 NIGHTS! LAST 5 NIGHTS! Of tho Funniest of Thorn All, JIM GERALD, JIM GERALD, •Together, with his MUSICAL IiEVUE CO. FAREWELL JIM GERALD FAREWELL REG. HAWTHORNE FAREWELL MONA THOMAS FAREWELL 15 R N. ■ CRAWFORD FAREWELL MARJORY Ii.AMAGE FAREWELL HOWARD HALL FAREWELL LANCE V.\Nl<) FAREWELL POLLY-M'LARUN FAREWELL SIX TWI.NKLERS. The Fiiinl Production is entitled "FAREWELL, WELLINGTON," "FAREWELL, WELLINGTON," A Pot-pourri Show put, tognthcr by Mr. deru-ld si> thai, patrons con pew Ihoir favmihtfa in (lie Best Song?. DaiictSy and Comedy taken from onoh of tho Itoviics staged during: Iho Wi'lliii K toii season. AN ALL IN ONE SHOW. All tho JTJe.%I, from Each Show and Something Special from . MR, GALLAGHER and MR. SHEAN. A Particularly Strong Vaudeville Prefacp, which includes tho First, Appearance of THE GREAT .HENRI FRENCH, THE GREAT HENRI FRENCH, Introducing his World-famous '"PARISIAN.DRUNK ON THE WHEEL." .Everything New by leslie Elliott, leslie elliott, •"Tho Girl at fho Piano." LEO STERLING, ■ LEO STERLING, Tho Wandering Minstrel.' Last Week of SOUTIIWOOD »nd .PINK LADY. SOUTHWOOD and PINK LADY, In an Entirely New Offering. THE PEOPLE'S PRICES: D.C. or K.S.. 2s 6d (Roscrvßd 3s), plus lax; Stalls. Is 6d; Upper Circle;, In. ' BOX PLAN AT THE BRISTOL. Telephone Reservations Theatre (22-669) after 7 p.m. BOOK YOUR SEATS NOW For Jim Gerald's Last Night, Saturday. WELLINGTON GIRLS' COLLEGE. GYMNASTJC DISPLAY. GYMNASTIC DISPLAY. BRILLIANT Frockin-r. Dainty OldWorld Dances, Minuet, Morris Dance, Eurytlitnio.?. Spanish Dance, etc. f'.RAND OI'KIIA MOUSi': GRAND OPKRA HOUSF," SATURDAY. Shi OC'ITiIiKR SATURDAY. Slst Od'OliEßi 2.60 [i.w. and 8 i>,m. Ticket?, 3s, Sa, Is. Box Pkn at The - Bristd. Kesei'vcd Seats, 6d,

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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 102, 27 October 1925, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 2 Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 102, 27 October 1925, Page 2