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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 104, 29 October 1925, Page 2

"As a story us a play spectacle. 'QUO VADIS??' is unforgettable. Ami now i\> bland beside these twin triumphs comes tlio. new pholo rendition o[ ii tlorv that dealing will. Iho parly iluys of mankind, will hsl as loin; a X t1,,, human rai.-o Uscll. While limn lasts, FIRST NATIONAL'S 'QUO VADIS'." will remain with him as a living chronicle of ihe skinny era of Christianity." D E LUXE THEATRE COMMENCING FRIDAY NEXT, 30th OCTOBER. The Management has pleasure in> presenting ITALY'S GIFT TO THE WOULD—THE CROWNING FILM ACHIEVEMENT: "QUO VADIS?" "QUO VADIS?" . . THE NEW GIGANTIC TRIUMPH. MADE THIS YEAR IN ROME. 1 Was re-lived in Homo this year on (lie waves of the Mediterranean. Tlio.sc who saw it in the making oxclnimcd aloud: "This will bo the linal word in pictorial representation." Shortly, wo believe, the civilised world will agree, saying, "It is!" SEE THE ROMAN SEE HOW' EVEN ROME CHARIOTEERS- ■ REVOLTS WHEN How they drove —lushing their four-span That slender girlish ligure, while as —plunging and reeling in their gold- though cut from alabaster, her. swooning . studded chariots—dragging ljeautiful condition, tho bravery with which sliti Christian girl martyrs—all for the sport faced tho yawning jaws of the lions, and of Ncro —but men of _ iron, bold, reck- I'umlly her beauty, moved every heart, loss, dare-devils driving- hell-bent for Enough of blood and death and'torture, leather, not caring whether they lived Mercy! Mercy! came the call from or they died —tho most thrilling, (he every'sidcr-a thunderous roar that even most tragic and the most, exciting races Nero feared to disobey. s ever run. A SUPREME CREATION THAT ONLY SUPREMR GENIUS, BACKED BY YEARS OF EXPERIENCE COULD MAKE POSSIBLE. BOX PLAN on view at The Bristol and Aitkon's Book Arcade, or Reservations by Telephone 23-080. KING'S.THEATRE,-. COMMENCING TO-MORROW NIGHT, 8 o'clock! ■ SPECIAL ORCHESTRAL MATINEE SATURDAY, 2.30. SOMETHING THAT'S GOING TO OPEN YOUR EYES! ■ : When wealth and love conllict. which should bo Iho determining factor in marriage? Should old age bo allowed to marry youth? Have parents Iho right to influence their children in affairs of tho heart? These questions are the ' . ' basis of dynamic drama in ; "THE MARRIAGE MARKET"Featuring ALICE LAKE, PAULINE GABON, KATE LESTER, JACK MULHALL, WILLARD LOUIS, And others too numerous to mention. A story sizzling with drama —alive with romance —sparkling with comedy— bubbling over with tho spirit of _ youth and optimism! If you don't see "another show this year you must not mis 3 "THE MARRIAGE MARKET" GRAND SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. ■ KING'S SELECT ORCHESTRA. BOX PLANS now open at the Bristol Piano Company, or Ring tho Theatre, Telephone 22-212.

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