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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 78, 1 April 1926, Page 2

..■ ■ ( DE LUXE THEATRJS. E LUXE THEATRE. (The Finest Theatre under the Southern Cross.) LAST NIGHT! LAST NIGHT! ZANE GREY'S GREATEST THRILLER 'WILD HOESE MESA." "WILD HORSE MESA." "WILD HORSE MESA." "WILD HORSE MESA." "WILD HORSE MESA." JACK HOLT, NOAH BEERY, BILLIE DOVE, and DOUG. FAIRBANKS, Jun. In Addition: No 3-STEREOSCOPIKS-No. 3 No 3—STEREOSCOPIKS—No. 3 No' 3—STEREOSCOPIKS—No. 3 Another Wonderful Series of these strange and Wonderful Pictures. Far funnier than the ones you have already seen. Get your Glasses at the Theatre. TO-MORROW NIGHT, GOOD FRIDAY, 8 o'clock. ;SPECIAL EASTER WEEK ATTRACTION. MATINEE SATURDAY, 2.30. MATINEE will be held on EASTER ■ * . MONDAY at 2.30. "BREATHES THERE A MAN WITH SOUL SO DEAD, WHO NEVER TO HIMSELF HAS SAtD: 'THIS'IS MY OWN, MY NATIVE LAND.'" An inspired Screen Creation from an Inspired Story. "AS NO MAN HAS LOVED." . "4S NO MAN HAS LOVBD." "AS NO MAN HAS LOVED." "AS NO MAN HAS LOVED." "AS NO MAN HAS LOVED." "AS NO MAN HAS LOVED." | "AS NO MAN HAS LOVED." "AS NO MAN HAS LOVED." "AS NO MAN HAS LOVED." "AS NO -MA> HAS LOVED." "AS NO MAN HAS LOVED." "AS NO MAN HAS LOVED." "AS NO MAN HAS LOVED." . "\S NO MAN HAS L VED." "AS NO MAN HAS LOVED." Based on Edward Hale's Story, "THE MAN WITHOUT A COUNTRY." "THE MAN WITHOUT A COUNTRY." "THE MAN WITHOUT A COUNTRY." A STORY THAT WILL GRD? THE HEART AND FIRE '^HE IMAGINATION OF THE MILLIONS WHO PEOPLE THIS WORLD. A Drama of Tremendous Pathos and Flaming Vitality. A story of vivid action so tense and true that it has made hundreds weep without embarrassment. "AS NO MAN HAS LOVED." . "AS NO MAN HAS LOVED." (Released by Fox Film Company.) THE CAST: Lieutenant Nolan Edward Heai'n Annie Bissell Pauline Stark Lieutenant Riddle Earl Metcalf Aaron Burr Richard Tucker Mrs. Nolan Lucy Beaumont .Major Bissell Wilfred Lucas Captain Shaw . Will Walling Peter Harvey Clark Captain Kearney Edward Piel ; Captain Darnforth William Conklin • , And Many Thousands in Support. In a mighty crisis Edward Everett Hale took a colossal theme and with it wrote the ' na-tion's greatest love story. Lieut. Nolan, 1, his. hero, cursed the land that gave him birth, and received the terrible sentence of banishment for life. For 56 years—from youth to white-hair-ed old age—the lonesomest man in the world sailed the seas to Ports of God knows-where, but no merciful helmsman ever steered Nolan's ship into the Port of Home. , t - Mother,and sweetheart gave their lives, to gain 'bis release, but he still remained "THE MAN WITHOUT A COUNTRY." "THE MAN WITHOUT A COUNTRY." With such a theme, there has been achieved the most genuine and sincere motion picture production of 1926. It is "AS NO MAN HAS LOVED." "AS NO MAN HAS LOVED." Besides being an epic of a mother's devotion, a _ sweetheart's loyalty, and an overwhelming love of country, it tells of an epic of an Empire. Furious drama and action in the battles at sea, the capture of a slave ship, are without parallel in any other motion picture ever produced. ' ADDITIONAL: Special Engagement of C. O'HAGAN, C. O'HAGAN, C. O'HAGAN. Renowned Baritone, Renowned Baritone, In Choice Baritone Solos. 'Also BIG SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. ORCHESTRA DE LUXE. (Directed by Mr. L. D. Austin.) Box Plans now open at The Bristol Piano Co., Aitkeit's Book Arcade, or ring Theatre 'Phone 23-030. rSLAND BAY EMPIRE THEATRE •»• (The New Theatre). TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! That Great Metro-Goldwyn Masterpiece, "HE WHO,GETS SLAPPED." You who like, pictures of distinctionworth your while going a long way to see— this is one you must view. LON. CHANEY, the incomparable Character Actor, NOBMA SHEARER, JOHN GILBERT, TULLY MARSHALL, and a great supporting cast in that outstanding production, "HE WHO GETS SLAPPED." GOOD FRIDAY EVENING: "SILAS MARNER," George Eliot's Delightful Classic, beautifully brought to the screen. COMING TUESDAY: That Fine and Popular Fox Special, .'. "EAST LYNNE." This is not the old and antiquated copy of the picture, resurrected occasionally from goodness knows where, but an entirely new picture—a delightful production, interpreted by Alma Kubens, Edmund Lowe, Margery Daw, and Frank .Keenan. A"~~ RTUKAi'T i'HKA'I Xii JITCRAFT THEATRE ' (Opposite Parliament Buildings.) 7.45 ,- LAST TIME TO-NIGHT — 7.43 The 'Most Thrilling and Exciting Drama, '• SEGKKTS OF THE NIGHT." •< SECKETS OF THE NIGHT." " SEORKTS OF THE NIGHT." With .Tames Kirktvood, Madge Bellamy. JJasu Pitts, Rosemary Theby, and other Stars. MUSIC BY JAMES HAYDOCK. SPECIAL BILL. SPECIAL BILL. TO-MORROW NIGHT ONLY. "HELD TO ANSWER." A "HELD TO ANSWER." Paramount "HELD TO ANSWER." Picture! House Peto'/s, James Morrison, Evelyn Brent, and "Bull" Montana are all in it. " RANUI GOLF CLUB. "~ EASTER TOURXA MENT. SATURDAY.' MOXDAY, & TUESDAY. "pLAYKIU! in the above arc notified -t (lint they muat bo ready to commence play at 0.30 a.m. on each day. Tost outvies will be received for all events. W. H. GLEDHILL, Hon. Sec. Telephones 40-1521 and 18-603. ~ FUNERAL NOTICES. ' FUNERAL CARD. THJ'j Friends of the laic Jc:r.i Sinclair •Jones are invited to attend her Fuueral. which will leave her late residence, No. 4, Tntclicn avenue, en Saturday, 3nl inril at 2 p.m.. for the Cemetery, Karori. 10. MORRIS, JUX., Funeral Director, 'i'«l. 22-159. CO. Taranaki-st.