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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 74, 27 March 1926, Page 4

KING'S THEATRE. ING S THEATRE. (Wellington's Popular Picture House.) TO-NIGHT 8. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT ' S. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT 8. TO-NIGHT THE YEAR'S BIG THRILLER! • THE YEAR'S BIG THRILLER! The greatest outdoor romances of many months —Virile and impressive—Packed with exciting situations throughout—Replete with romance and realism —Humour and tragedy—With the gorgeous settings and pictorial splendour of Canada dominating the story at all times. With CANADA'S GREATEST EVENT! CANADA'S GREATEST EVENT! - THE NATIONAL RODEO CHAMPIONSHIPS. NATIONAL RODEO CHAMPIONSHIPS. NATIONAL RODEO 'CHAMPIONSHIPS. The spectacular basis of one of the finest and fastest romances produced, "THE CALGARY STAMPEDE!" "THE CALGARY STAMPEDE 1" "THE CALGARY STAMPEDE I" "THE CALGARY STAMPEDE!" : ' "THE CALGARY STAMPEDE!" "THE CALGARY STAMPEDE!" "THE CALGARY STAMPEDE!" "THE CALGARY STAMPEDE!" "THE CALGARY STAMPEDE!" "THE CALGARY STAMPEDE!" "THE CALGARY STAMPEDE!" "THE CALGARY STAMPEDE!" "THE CALGARY STAMPEDE!" "THE CALGARY STAMPEDE!" ■ "THE CALGARY 3TAMPEDE!" "THE CALGARY STAMPEDE!" "THE CALGARY STAMPEDE!" "THE CALGARY. STAMPEDE!" "THE CALGARY STAMPEDE!" "THE CALGARY STAMPEDE!" "THE CALGARY STAMPEDE!" "THE CALGARY STAMPEDE!" "THE CALGARY STAMPEDE!" "THE CALGARY STAMPEDE!" "THE CALGARY STAMPEDE!" "THE CALGARY STAMPEDE!" "THE CALGARY' STAMPEDE!" "THE CALGARY STAMPEDE!" A production sponsored by the Canadian Government and actually filmed in parts on H.R.H. the Prince of Wales's Ranch. BIG SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. , Together with a Brilliant Score of Incidental Music', by KING'S SELECT ORCHESTRA KING'S SELECT ORCHESTRA KING'S SELECT ORCHESTRA (Mr. A. H. Jerome, Musical Director). Box Plan at Bristol until 5.30 daily (12.30 on Saturday). After at Theatre or ring 'Phone 22-212 for bookings. COMING! COMING! "THE RAG MAN." "THE RAG' MAN." "THE RAG MAN." "THE RAG MAN." "THE RAG MAN." . "THE RAG MAN." EM P R ESS. M P R E S S. Direction Fuller-Hay ward The&tr«i. : NOW SHOWING. Continuous 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. A PACKED HOUSE LAST NIGHT TESTDJIED TO THE OVERWHELMING , POPULARITY OF FRED THOMSON, FRED THOMSON, FRED THOMSON, : FRED THOMSON, FRED THOMSON, ■■■■- FRED THOMSON, FRED THOMSON, The Greatest "Western" Star on the ■ . Screen;; And . SILVER KING, SILVER KING, The Most Marvellous: Horse in the World, . .■.-.,• :■■ In ■ „'-'.. '• - •' "THAT...DBVID QUEMADO." : ,. "THAT DEVIL QUEMADO." The Robin Hood/ of .tho' Rio' Grande-,Tlie Horseman of the Hills-^Th'o Buccaneer of . Hearts.' , . . . We cannot claim that the scenery is riotously beautiful, but it is of a rugged grandeur seldom seen on the screen. Also. "NOT SO LONG AGO" "NOT SO LONG AGO" "NOT SO LONG AGO" (It's a Paramount Picture), Starring BETTY BRONSON, . BETTY BRONSON, s BETTY BRONSON, BETTY BRONSON, The "Peter Pan" Girl, ' ! . And ' RICARDO GORTEZ. RICARDO CORTEZ. RICARDO CORTEZ. A Real Family Picture. Charming Romance, Quaint Humour, and Plenty of Thrills. . SPLENDID SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. And ' THE EMPRESS DISTINCTIVE •ORCHESTRA (Director, Mr. M. T. Dixon). SCREENING TIMES: "Quemado"—ll.lo, 2.25, 5,40, 9.0. "Not So Long Ago'.'—l.o, 4,15, 7.30. Reserves at tho Theatre. Ring 43-963. "DROOKLYN ■-■ PICTURES. TO-NIGHT (Wednesday), TO-NIGHT. PRISCILLA DEAN iii "A CAFE IN CAIRO." "A CAFE IN CAIRO." Captivating, Fiery, Sweet, . .Enchanting. Drama Romance.Mystery. . TSLAND BAY EMPIRE THEATRE •*• . (The New Theatre). TO-NIGHT AND MONDAY, See Blanche Sweet, Ronald Coleman, Lew Cody, and George Fawcett in that attractive Metro-Goldwyn Picture, "THE SPORTING VENUS," "THE SPORTING VENUS," From the work of Gerald Beaumont, star writer of the American "■Red Book" Magazine. It's a fine Drama flecked with humour and interpreted.by a very popular cast. Supporting Picture, ' "BORROWED FINERY." A photo-dramatic mantel-piece. An engrossing story of intrigue, plot, and counterplot, and a fine cast of actors. IT'S A GREAT WEEK-END DOUBLE ATTRACTION. QUALITY THEATRE ISLAND BAY. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT The Screen's Greatest Comedienne, BEBE DANIELS, BEBE DANIELS, With ROD LA ROCQUE, ROD LA ROCQUE, In "WILD, WILD SUSAN." "WILD, WILD SUSAN." Better than "Miss Bluebeard" and faster than "The Lucky Devil." ; It's wilder than "The. Wild Man from Borneo," and "Oh! •Ladies, How Funny 1" It's a Paramount Picture, and. they are proud of it. CESARONI GOOD FRIDAY SACRED I CONCERT. 2nd APRIL, 1926,./ at 7.45 p.m. AT THE CONCERT HALL, 2C2, Lambton'quay (Hannah's Bldg.). A Rare Programme. Res., 2s, may be obtained at the above address. Plan is filling very rapidly. ..'.'.. PLIMMERTON A:A. CLUB. ANNUAL Sports Meeting, sth' APRIL, commence 11 a.m. Races for all. .Good Trophies. Band in attendance. Entries close 3rd April, with .Mr. A. C. Kitto, Wellington. Also Post Entry all events on ground. L. G. BARLOW, Hon. Sec. SUGHRK EUCHRE: AFTERNOON EUCHRE. EUCHRE at DUSTIN'S. Cuba street, EVERY TUESDAY, at 2 p.m. Pix Prizes. Admission: Ladies and Gents Is. Roll up and have a pleasant afternoon at Euchre. • .