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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 105, 30 October 1925, Page 2

"As a story, us a. play spectacle, 'QUO VADIS?' is uiiforgotlaMc. And jiow lo stand beside those twin triumphs conies the. new photo rendition oi :i ftury Hint, dealing with the "Slirly. days of mankind, v.ill Uui as lou- as (h.. ImiMaii nun itsolf. While ; man lasts, KIHST NATIONAL'S 'Ol'li VADI.S/' will remain will, him its a living chroniclo of tin; stormy cm of i.'liris>iiiinil\.'' D E LUXE TH E A T R E TO-NIGHT ! S o'clock. TO-NIGHT ! The Mainigement has pleasure- in presenting ITALY'S GIFT TO THE WORLD—THE CROWNING FILM ACHIEVEMENT: "QUO VADIS?" "QUO VADIS?" THE NEW GIGANTIC TRIUMPH. MADE THIS YEAR IN ROME. Was re-lived in Rome this year on the waves of tlio Mediterranean. Those who saw it in tho making exclaimed aloud: "This will bo the final word in pictorial representation.'' Shortly, wo believe, the civilised world will agree, saying, "It is!" A SUPREME CREATION THAT ONLY SUPREME GENIUS, BACKED BY YEARS OF EXPERIENCE COULD MAKE POSSIBLE. BOX PLAN on view at The Bristol and Aitken's Book Arcade, or Reservations by Telephone 23-080. A DYNAMIC ROMANCE AT LAST! There NEVER has been a picture to move as this one does—both feet on the accelerator, and a super-sort of petrol. QUEEN-S THEATRE. TO-NIGHT 7.45 TO-NIGHT MATINEE TO-MORROW, 2.30. LIFE TUMBLED DOWN IN A HEAP!—It was odd how it all happened; she- had wanted a sweetheart, love, romance—but they' never came. Thrills she had cravod for—but they passed her by. Adventure, sensation, every thing— all hud missed her. ' THEN SUDDENLY —in ono smashing hour—they tumbled around her. Sixty minutes of shattering shocks, and a thrill to evory second. "THE CROWDED HOUR" BEBE DANIELS KENNETH HARLAN HEADING A FAMOUS CAST. You'll have the time of your life—at " THE CROWDED HOUR," BIG SUPPORTING PROGRAMME.

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