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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 25, 29 July 1926, Page 2

YOUR LAST OPPORTUNITY! To See the" '(Season's Super S»n3atum. FOLLOW THE CROWDS! To the KING'S THEATRE. ING'S THEATRE. (Heated Nightly). LAST TIME TO-NIGHT! "MIKE" The Greatest Entertainment "MIKE" you will See in a Year. "MIKE" A THRILL-A-MINUTE "MIKE" COMEDY! "MIKE" A Superbly Adventurous and "MIKE" Gripping Story of Life in a "MIKE" Railroad Construction Camp. "MIKE" "MIKE" Featuring "MIKE" "MIKE" The New Wonder Girl, "MIKE" "MIKE" SALLY O'NEILL. " "MDIE" SALLY O'NEILL. "MIKE" SALLY O'NEILL. "MIKE" ■"MIKE" Supported by a Talented Cast. ADDITIONAL ATTRACTION: The Distinguished Australian Contralto, MISS JESSD3 SHMITH, MISS JESSIE SHMITH, In a number of Delightful Songs, including "Mighty Lak a Rose," "Danny Boy," and "After the Dawn." ■ KING'S SELECT ORCHESTRA. (Mr. A. H. Jerome, Mus. Dir.). Ring Tel. 22-212 for bookings. KING'S THEATRE. KING'S THEATRE. OPENING TO-MORROW! Gay and glorious romance in an enchanting age. She waa a captivating little dancer and he was a Beau Brummel of old New York. But Cupid blindly shot his darts without heeding the wide social gulf between. And who could dare say nay to the imperious little God of LoveJ "LIGHTS OF OLD BROADWAY." . "LIGHTS OF OLD BROADWAY." "LIGHTSf OF OLD BROADWAY." -"LIGHTS OF OLD BROADWAY." "LIGHTS OF OLD BROADWAY." •"LIGHTS OF OLD BROADWAY." ''LIGHTS OF OLD BROADWAY." "LIGHTS OF OLD BROADWAY." "LIGHTS OF OLD BROADWAY." "LIGHTS OF OLD BROADWAY." "LIGHTS- OF OLD BROADWAY." "LIGHTS OF OLD BROADWAY." "LIGHTS OF OLD BROADWAY." "LIGHTS OF OLD BROADWAY." "LIGHTS OF OLD BROADWAY." "LIGHTS OF OLD BROADWAY." "LIGHTS OF OLD BROADWAY." "LIGHTS OF OLD BROADWAY." It throbs with the sweetest love story ever told —the tender romance of a true Irish colleen. MARION DAVIES'S TRIUMPH! MARION DAVDSS'S TRIUMPH! MARION DAVIES'S TRIUMPH! MARION DAVIES'S TRIUMPH! MARION DAVIES'S TRIUMPH! MARION DAVIES'S TRIUMPH! The Greatest Portrayal of a Brilliant Screen Career. AN AMAZING DUAL ROLE! AN AMAZING DUAL ROLE! AN AMAZING DUAL ROLE! AN AMAZING DUAL ROLE! AN AMAZING DUAL ROLE! In which the inimitable histrionic talent and brilliant personality of the screen's most famous figure are shown to the greatest advantage. MARION DAVIES as FELY, MARION DAVIES as FELY, MARION DAVIES as FELY, MARION DAVIES as FELY, Who didn't know her adopted father unless he had a shillelagh in his band! They were Irish—so they fought everyone in sifeht on principle, and to make life less monotonous. And when the landlord granted to put them out for overlooking such a detail as rent — ' And MARION DAVIES as ANNE, MARION DAVIES as ANNE, MARION DAVIES as ANNE, MARION DAVIES as ANNE, The beautiful social leader of New York, adopted by wealthy parents. Fate led them different ways while they were tiny children. And slowly, yet inexorably, the Wheel of Life turned to complete the circle. ORIGINAL! THRILLING! You will be amazed and charmed—it's tho photo-play you will want to see muny times. "LIGHTS OF OLD BROADWAY." "LIGHTS OF OLD BROADWAY." "LIGHTS OF OLD BROADWAY." "LIGHTS OF OLD BROADWAY." "LIGHTS OF OLD BROADWAY." "LIGHTS OF OLD BROADWAY." "LIGHTS OF OLD BROADWAY." "LIGHTS OF OLD BROADWAY." "LIGHTS OF OLD BROADWAY." "LIGHTS OF OLD BROADWAY." "LIGHTS OF OLD BROADWAY." "LIGHTS OF OLD BROADWAY." PMPIRE THEATRE, ISLAND BAY. . TO-NIGHT AND FRIDAY. REGINALD DENNY REGINALD DENNY In "WHAT HAPPENED TO JONES." "WHAT HAPPENED TO JONES." Greater than "I'll Show You the Town": more speed than "California Straight Ahead." ItVthe gayest, merriest, smartest comedy that ever Kent you off into galea of laughter. Special supports include Buster Brown and Charles Puffy Comedies. T~\ HTCRAFT TIIEA TR E Lc»- RTCR AE T THEATRE (Opposite Parliament Buildings). 7.45 . LAST TIME TO-NIGHT! 7.45 Yes! To-night is tho Last Chance to See the Wonderful 1,500,000 dollar Picture that Everyone is Talking About! "UNDER THE RED. ROBE." "UNDER THE RED ROBE." "UNDER THE RED ROBE." "UNDER THE. RED ROBE." 10 Reels—Seize the Final Opportunity! Remember: It Commences 8.15 Sharp. Music by JAMES HAYDOCK. NEW ZEALAND AMATEUR ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. FAREWELL TO NEW ZEALAND TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS OF AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND 'THE Official Farewell ti members of •*- the above Team will take place in the rooms -of Messrs. Gamble and Creed, Lambton quay (first floor), TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), nt 9.45 a.m. Athletes, odicials, and all interested are •ordially invited to be present. ■ L. A. TRACY, Hon. Sec. JL THE PARENT,-, AxfeuoATlON of the Wellington Kast Girls' College is holding a Grand Concert in the Concert Chamber of the Town Hall, on sth AUGUST, at 8 p.m., in aid of the College Sports Fund. ■ The following are kindly giving their services:—Mesdamcs Noel Boyd, J. M. Ramsay, and Hnywooil; Misses E. Tnhn, Jessie Shmith, Alary Cooloy, and Rubina Judd: Meßsra. Barton Ginsei-, Frank His- . ted, and Claude Tucker. A large number of the College Girls jure assisting, with cLinees, drills, etc. Home-made Sweet* yD, be on Sa£is