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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 104, 3 May 1926, Page 2

- , .. IMPRESS. r--35!!S£ - Impress, Direction ....i....'F;uUer-H&,yward Theatres. now showing. : Continuous from 11 a.m.- till 10 p.m. A. Great Double Star Programme of HILARITY AND JOY. Headed by BEBE DANIELS. BEBE DANIELS. '. ...,:■. 3EBE DANIELS. , Supported by '■•'.' HARRISON FORD, In a Tickling Tale of a Tangled Honeymoon, ■ •-... "LOVERS IN QUARANTINE." ■ "LOVERS IN QUARANTINE." The BEST Daniels Comedy you'.ve ever seen, and Bebe has made some mighty good ones. See this Merry Talo of Complications AND TRY NOT TO LAUGH., It's a Paramount Picture. : . Also . .: A Dazzling Flash of Comedy Lightning, "RACING LUCK," . "RACING LUCK/ '.. Featuring that Mile-a-Minute Comedian. MONTY BANKS. MONTY BANKS. There is Action and Reel after Reel of Red-Hot Comedy-drama. The kind that Lag You Holding Your Breath one minute and Gripping Your Seat the Next. A WHIZZING SIDE-SPLITTING AUTOCOMEDY THAT PACKS A SIX-CYLIN-DER PUNCH. Splendid Supporting Programme. "OUR GANG" COMEDY, And EMPRESS LITTLE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. BOX PLAN AT THE BRISTOL TILL NOON, THEN AT THEATRE. TEL. 43-963, Be Wise and Book. 6 BRITANNIA. Continuous RITANNIA. From 11 a.m. NOW SHOWING. CATHERINE CALVERT and CLIVE BROOK '■•' ' In "OUT TO WIN." "OUT TO WIN." "OUT TO WIN." "OUT TO WIN." . . " OUT TO WIN." "OUT TO WIN." A Dramatic Melodrama of the Secret ' • ■ ' - Service. In addition: First National presents STANLEY WEYMAN'S THRILLING NOVEL: ' "UNDER THE RED ROBE." "UNDER THE RED ROBE." > " UNDER THE RED ROBE." "UNDER THE RED ROBE." Thrilling Days of' Romance, Intrigue,: and Chivalry in Old France. • Featuring ALMA RUBENS. Excellent Supporting Programme. •■' Tel. 40-618; for Reserves. PARAMOUNT THEATRE. ARAMOUNT . THEATRE. . ; . Courtenay place. .'■'..■ TWICE DAILY./ Afternoon 2.30. 7.45 Evening. The most sensational and scathing indictment of man-made laws ever presented on • • the screen, "MORALS FOR MEN." "MORALS FOR MEN." "MORALS FOR MEN." v "MORALS FOR MEN." : • ■ "MORALS FOR MEN." - . ■: i . "MORALS FOR MEN." . . "MORALS FOR MEN." "MORALS FOR MEN." :: -■' "MORALS FOR MEN." "MORALS FOR MEN." BESSIE HAVES SINNED, AND THE WORLD BEMEMBERED— TOE STRICKLAND, DRAGGED FROM THE DEPTHS, WAS LOVED AND FOR- ■ , - ■- GIVEN. , ,;. „ , ; It doesn't' seem quite fair that there's a special code of morals for men. IT IS WHAT A MAN IS THAT THE WORLD' IS INTERESTED■••-IN—NOT WHAT HE HAS BEEN. Featuring OONWAY , AGNES TEARLE. .-, AYRES. PATHE REVIEW, TOPICAL BUDGET, COMEDY. THE PARAMOUNT ORCHESTRA. * BOX PLAN at the Utility Stationery Shop (next to Theatre), Telephone 21-838; or Ring Theatre, Telephone. 21-842. ■> ' The Home of .Sterling' Attractions. CHORTT'S THEATRE; „ "fIORTT'S THEATRE. ' . ' TO-NIGHT.. TO-NIGHT. A Peerless, Production of Unique' Merit, " DURAND. OF THE BAD LANDS." . "DURAND OF-THE BAD LANDS." "DURAND OF THE BAD LANDS." "DURAND OF THE BAD LANDS.1; ' ."DURAND OF THE BAD LANDS." "DURAND OF THE BAD LANDS." .'''DURAND OF THE BAD LANDS," A. Smashing and Matchless Story of Romance, Adventure, and Grit. A play brimful .of. the. most daring thrills and episodes \ ever shown on the screen. ,'. : BUCK JONES BUCK JONES BUCK JONES BUCK JONES BUCK JONES , BUCK JONES ■■'.- BUCK JONES ...'.■•' "In his Greatest Triumph. Splendid Supporting Programme. . HIGH-CLASS COMEDY. A TOPICAL (of intense interest). ,-. SCENIC, Etc., Etc. 1 Ring Tel. 41-219 * for Reserves. STRAND. T RAND. Direction Fuller-Huyward Theatres. Continuous from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. NOW SHOWING: THE FINEST DOUBLE-FEATURED PROGRAMME IN TOWN. GLEN HUNTER and GLEN HUNTER and' QLEN HUNTER and . EDNA MURPHY EDNA MURPHY EDNA MURPHY ' In "THE LITTLE GIANT," "THE LITTLE GIANT," ■ "THE LITTLE GIANT," A delightful romance of young. love, of ambition, of parties, and of the laughable trouble* of the first year of married life. Also: DOUGLAS MACLEAN DOUGLAS MACLEAN DOUGLAS MACLEAN In "THE SUNSHINE TRAIL," "THE SUNSHINE TRAIL," /'THE SUNSHINE TRAIL," A comedy drama of a Wild West hero, a dress suit villain, a pretty girl in the old home, town, packed with thrills,, laughter, and exciting adventure. COMEDY. NEWS. TRAVELOGUE. RING 43-855 for Reservations. rpOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER. Direction E. J. Gravestqck Manager A. Stanley Warwick THURSDAY~NEXT, at 8. ALSO Bth, 11th, AND 13th; Visit of the Celebrated KBNPALL STRING QUABTETTE, KENDALL STRING QUARTETTE, KENDALL STRING QUARTETTE, . From London; . .. "A memorable series of recitals of ihamber music . . . that perfect" understanding and sense of ensemble that is rare indeed." —"N.Z. Herald," Auckland. Reserved Seats, Gs; Unreserved,. 4s and 2s (plus tax). . ... Students' Concessions. ' Box Plan openß To-day at .The Bristol. *~. EUCHRE. BTJOHlll" PRIZES. 16 PRIZES. FfO-NIGHT, at The Dainties, Courtonay- *■ pi. Two £3 Orders, 2 £1 10s Orders, 2 10s Orders, 2' 7s Cd Orders, 4 Es Orders, and Other Prizes. Euchre sharp at 8. Admission 2s; , •....• J. BAILLIE, H. HEADIFEN.