■ ■ • <a %rA ; n B. Direction ..., Fuller-Hayward,. Theatres. .: '■m-v.sa \y.■'.! :.:-, &.*..., « !■' Continuous from" 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. ■FINAL' ■ SCREENING OF THIS WON- .. DERFUL DOUBLE FEATURED PROGRAMME. GLEN HUNTER and GLEN HUNTER and EDNA MURPHY EDNA MURPHY • ■ ■ : • In "THE LITTLE GIANT," "■THE. LITTLE GIANT," A delightful romance bf young love, and the first year of married life. '. Also: DOUGLAS MACLEAN DOUGLAS MACLEAN In '•THE SUNSHINE TRAIL," "THE SUNSHINE TRAIL/ A .story of the east and west, packed ■with thrills, laughter, and adventure. SPLENDID SUPPORTS. COMMENCING TO-MORROW. " KEX BEACH'S LATEST AND BEST, "THE 'GOOSE WOMAN," , . "THE GOOSE WOMAN," :. "THE GOOSE-WOMAN," . "THti GOOSE WOMAN." ' "THE GOOSE WOMAN," * "THE GOOSE WOMAN," ■'. :.'■■ : Featuring ..jAGK PICKFORD and .JACK PICKFORD and .:. ...... -..LOUISE-DRESSER. LOUISE DRESSER, A wonderful picture of the most beautiful love Btory of years, picturing a MOTHER you'll always remember. . .-• . . •.. Also '!THE CLEAN HEART," •"THE-CLEAN HEART," ■ "THE CLEAN HEART." "THE CLEAN HEART/ - ' ■• ' ■ Or . "THE CRUELTIES OF LIFE," : -. Starring PERCY MARMONT, • MARGUERITE DE LA MOTTE, MARGUERITE DE LA MOTTE, . OTIS HARLAND. A stirring NOVEL of-'youth's search for happiness by A. S. M. HUTCHINSON, author of "IF WINTER COMES." , ■ ■; ■ ■ Also ■ •■••-' CHARLES CHAPLIN CHARLES CHAPLIN .. •: In "THE VAGABOND." -. --Oharlie Chaplin's Greatest: Comedy. Reserves at Theatre, Ring 43-855. rjVEi LUXE THE A T R~E (U-E LU X E .. T II E ATE E (The Finest Theatre Under the Southern Cross). Heated" Nightly .for Your Comfort. TO-NIGHT! 8 o'clock. TO-NIGHT! LAST NIGHT, & "THE PONY EXPRESS/ "THE PONY EXPRESS," .. ■ " THE PONY EXPRESS," "THE PONY EXPRESS," • "THE PONY EXPRESS," " THE PONY EXPRESS/ ''THE PONY EXPRESS," "THE PONY EXPRESS," "THE PONY EXPRESS," . "THE PONY EXPRESS," Featuring BETTY COMPSON, • RICARDO CORTEZ, \ ERNEST TORRENCE, : . WALLACE BEERY. ORCHESTRA~DE LUXE (Directed -by Mr. L. D. Austin). Box Plans at The Bristol Piano Co., Aitken's Book Arcade, or Ring Theatre, tel. 23-080. DE LUXE THEATRE. E . LUXE THEATRE. (The Finest -Theatre under the Southern ■ • Cross.) COMMENCING TO-MORROW, - 8 o'clock. MATINEE, SATURDAY, 2.30, A PROGRAMME OF EXTRAORDINARY MERIT. ,■■-:■■•:■.:■■ -.';.•:■.-:::. ' ■ No. .1- -; /'. ■' AN AVALANCHE OF LAUGHS. , AN AVALANCHE OF LAUGHS. an: avalanche of laughs. you'll laugh—roar-shriek. YOU'LL LAUGH—ROAR—SHRIEK; YOU'LL LAUGH-ROAR-SHRIEK. When you See ■■'-: / "DOUGLAS MacLEAN." "DOUGLAS MacLEAN." "DOUGLAS MacLEAN." "DOUGLAS MacLEAN." ''. "DOUGLAS MacLEAN." "DOUGLAS MacLEAN." . "DOUGLAS MacLEAN." "DOUGLAS MacLEAN." "DOUGLAS MacLEAN." '•DOUGLAS MacLEAN." "DOUGLAS MacLEAN." "DOUGLAS MacLEAN." "DOUGLAS MacLEAN." "DOUGLAS MacLEAN." In The Funniest and Jollies Parcel of Joy he's vter given. Thii; Picture will send you home smiling. Hade for folka who love to laugh and thrill. _. . ' ' The kind of Picture that makes one happy. Douglas Mac Lean says it's his greatest Comedy. "- YOU'LL AGREE WITH HIM. YOU'LL AGREE WITH HIM. / Entitled, "INTRODUCE ME." "INTRODUCE ME." "INTRODUCE ME." "INTRODUCE ME." "INTRODUCE ME." "INTRODUCE ME." . "INTRODUCE ME." • . "INTRODUCE ME." . "INTRODUCE ME." , .: "INTRODUCE ME." "INTRODUCE ME." "INTRODUCE ME.", (It's a Paramount Special.) A Snappy Comedy that effervesces and bubbles merrily to the end. The situations -throughout evokes hilarious laughter. It't a perfect Comedy. You'll want to see it twice. Whatever your ailment —PIP, BLUES or ' '■■■•.-■. the HUMP, "DON'T MISS SEEING "INTRODUCE ME." "INTRODUCE ME." "INTRODUCE ME." ' Feature No. 2. ', Another Wonderful Series of those •: . Strange Pictures, So. 4 STEREOSCOPIKS No. 4. No. 4 STEREOSCOPIKS No. 4. No. 4 STEREOSCOPIKS No. 4. No. 4 STEREOSCOPIKS No. 4. No. 4 STEREOSCOPIKS No. 4. . Glasses will bo given Patrons each Evening. Glasses wilt be given Patrons at the Matinee on Saturday. SPECIAL MUSICAL PROGRAMME. * ORCHESTRA DE LUXE. Directed by Mr. L. D. Austin. Hox Plans at The Bristol Piano Co., litken's Book Arcade, or Ring Theatre, Tel. 23-080. CEASIDE PICTURES, LYALL BAY. TO-NIGHT, At 7.30. TO-NIGHT. Grand Double Star Programme. I.— HAROLD LLOYD, in "HOT WATER." "HOT WATER." "HOT WATER." "HOT WATER." "HOT WATER." "HOT WATER." "HOT WATER." "HOT WATER." 2.— WILLIAM RUSSELL, in "BEFORE MIDNIGHT.'' '. «'BEFORE MIDNIGHT." "BEFORE MIDNIGHT." "BEFORE-MIDNIGHT.". EEMEMBER, 7.30 p.m. SHARP.
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Evening Post, Volume CXI, Issue 107, 6 May 1926, Page 2
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