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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 118, 14 November 1925, Page 4

KING'S THEATRE. ING'S THEATRE. (Wellington* Poplar Picture Houii.) TO ; NIGBT, 8 o'clock. A, ..Picture., with every appeal—drama, dross, and singing action, with the obvious theme of "Any Woman," but tho real search throughout for "THE Woman." "ANY WOMAN." "ANY WOMAN." "ANY WOMAN." "ANY WOMAN." , IA'NY -WOMAN." "ANY WOMAN." "ANY. WOMAN." "ANY WOMAN." ' "ANY'WOMAN." "ANY WOMAN."' "ANY.'WOMAN." "ANY WOMAN." "ANY WOMAN." ""ANY WOMAN."' «ANY-~WOMAN." "ANY WOMAN." "ANY WOMAN."' "ANY WOMAN." "ANY' WOMAN." "ANY 'WOMAN." "ANY WOMAN." ".<» >TV WOMAN." "ANY WOMAN." "1 ST WOMAN." Featuring The Screen's Most Beautiful Actress, ALICE TERRY. ALICE TERRY. ALICE TERRY. ALICE TERRY. ALICE TERRY. ALICE TERRY ALICE TERRY. ALICE TERRY. ALICE TERRY.' 'ALICE TERRY. ALICE TERRY. ALICE TERRY. ALICE TERRY. ALICE TERRY. ALICE TERRY. ALICE TERRY ALICE TERRY. ALICE TERRY. You'll be stirred mightily by this romance-drama of a girl -who had to fight the world for her brdad, and public opinion for her good name Filmed against a background of society and modern business. "ANY WOMAN" was made for every woman, and every wo-man-will want to see, ought to see, and should be made to see "ANY WOMAN." MAGNIFICENT~SUPPORTING I PROGRAMME. f KING'S SELECT ORCHESTRA. BOX PLANS now open at The Bristol Piano Company, or Ring the Theatre, Telephone 22-212. cjtrand ..theatre. •Strand theatre. Direction ...... Fuller-Hayward Theatres. NOW^ SHOWING Continuous 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. LOOK AT THE GOOD THINGS HERE. ;: BIN TIN TIN ~': ' V "BIN. TIN TIN KIN TIN TIN ■' ""/'".' ' BIN TIN TIN BIN TIN TIN - ■■'■ RIN TIN TIN KIN TIN TIN : ..•■;- ■. • l n "THE LIGHTHOUSE BY THE SEA." "THE LIGHTHOUSE BY THE SEA." "THE. LIGHTHOUSE BY THE SEA." JThrilluiir adventures woven round the Wonder Dog and the Raging Sea. . . .-. : Also, . MILTON SILLS MILTON-SILLS . .:..-:! MILTON SILLS '■•'••;■;: And CLAIRE ADAMS .- 2 LEGALLY DEAD." „," LEGALLY DEAD." 1. Whirlpool of Human Emotions—The Mosfc-Unuauul Picture Ever Offered. :•■ ■ ..•-■■ .And ... : -■■•'.■;•■ • '• No.' 2 of '-•■■ "THE FAST STEPPERS," „..;:." THE FAST STEPPERS," The Greatest .Serial;. Ever Produced, . •■■"' : '" ' " Sfarting '„ BILLY SULLIVAN, BILLY SULLIVAN, ; , Of ('Tho Leather,Pushors;" *Oh, the Th«lk Then . '"•■ OURGANG KIDDIES / ] OUR GANG .KIDDIES . OUR GANG KIDDIES Drop their butterfly existence and enter " BIG BUSINESS," "BIG BUSINESS," And what, a time they have, and what .-• a laugh you'll get. : And Last, but Not Least, . CHARLIE CHAPLIN CHARLIE CHAPLIN ■■"■' CHARLIE CHAPLIN ■ • CHARLIE CHAPLIN .■■:■"■.•.' In "THE FIREMAN." "THE FIREMAN." Reserves at 'ho Theatre. Ring 43-855. OUR THEATRE, ■ NEWTOWN. UR THEATRE, NEWTOWN. "■" T TO-NIGHT, at 7.45. ' ', .r.Master Pictures- present CULL#N' LANDIS, LILLIAN RICH, 'CULUEN LANDIS, LILLIAN RICH, ... .. 'In ; ,fCHEAP. KISSES," . "■'-■.-r«'GHEAP KISSES." • „...•::■■;.tcHEAi 5 kisses;*. "CHEAP KISSES," A. story that comes Burping from the koi I of a woman—with iVuth and lovo in her heart this unsuspecting 'girl promised • to lovCi honour, and obey—without knoWing the true nature of the boy she ■; ..'*". •. 'married. In addition: ' 'Comedy.' Gazette. Cartooii. ,OUR ORCHESTRA. : ■'. : ■ QTAR THEATRE. ■ 'TO-NIGHT. "; TO-NIGHT. -•', AiCrashin.t; Western Melodrama. : .." '.HARRY CAREY "DE,SERT "driven:" , "DESERT DRIV.EN." Searchlights-stabbing the inky darkness, bullets pi'e'rcuig the stormy, night, while a 1 rain-dyenched convict iights his way i from "prison walls to freedom. Dozens of smashing, incidents'that thunder on ■■-■■ ■' --towards^a towering climax. SPECIAL. COMEDIES. ...: .•-■:-■•■ "■■'•.You-will Like Them. ":'■■'■;" SATURDAY NEXT, Oliver Curwood's Sensational Photo-play, "BLAZING BARRIKR.S." SEASIDE PICTURES, LYALL BAY. To-NIGHT, at 7.45. Is marriage wrong or. is it the people •■who.'get married?. See "HEU MARRIAGE VOW," "HER MARRIAGE VOW," Featuring BEVERLEY BAYNE Znd • j ..,-. "....' ■" MONTE BLUE. i ■ . ... Good Supporting Comedy. BROOKLYN PICTURES. TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY) TO-NIGHT. The Distinctive Paramount Picture. ■ '.'(MEN AND WOMEN." .; . "MEN AND WOMEN." Richard Db:. Claire Adams. A..Throbbing Cross Section of Life. CESARONI STUDENTS' FINAL ' RECITAL IN COSTUME. SEASON 1925. TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER, SATURDAY NEXT, 21st November, at 8 p.m. ,VERDI-2nd ACT "IL TROVATORE" IN COSTUME. "3ii6ZART-3r'd ACT "MAGIC FLUTE" IN COSTUME. Operatic Chorus of 50 voices, and a miscellaneous "programme of the Works of the great Masters. The greatest programme over presented by local students. i V O rPLtN^TH E &BRISTOLon MONDAY, 16th NOVEMBER. Reserved Ss 3d, with tax; Unreserved .'s.