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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 39, 14 August 1926, Page 4

-A SENSATIONAL-SUCCESS! Book Early! Book Early! XI NG 'S TIIEA TR E. ING'S THEATRE. ' '" AGAIN' TO-NIGHT, 8! Trie" Mbsf Passionate and Dramatic of all Loyp Stories, and one of the greatest theatrical successes of stage history. It has come to the screen in a blazo of glory—a drama of love and adventure in tho great ■■•/■•■ days of the Old West, ■-■- ■■-■* '- "THE GREAT DIVIDE," "THE GREAT DIVIDE," "THE GREAT DIVIDE," :■■ '. ■ "THE' GREAT DIVIDE," "THE GREAT DIVIDE," •'■ . ' "THE GREAT DIVIDE," "THE GREAT DIVIDE," . "THE GREAT DIVIDE," '•THE GREAT DIVIDE." "THE GREAT • DIVIDE," . "THE GREAT DIVIDE," "THE GREAT DIVIDE," ■■■:•'■■ ' "THE GREAT DIVIDE," "THE GREAT DIVIDE," "THE GREAT DIVIDE," ■ .-■;•• -"THE- GREAT DIVIDE," "THE GREAT DIVIDE." •■- .. "THE. GREAT DIVIDE." "THE GREAT DIVIDE." "THE' GREAT DIVIDE." With One of the Greatest Casts Ever Assembled: ' ALICE TERRY, CONWAY TEARLE, ' ALICE TERRY, CONWAY TEARLE, - 'ALICE TERRY, CONWAY TEARLE, ALICE TERRY, CONWAY TEARLE, ALICE TERRY, CONWAY TEARLE, -■■■ ALICE TERRY, CONWAY TEARLE, ' WALLACE BEERY, ' WALLACE BEERY. WALLACE BEERY, HUNTLY GORDON, ■ .. HUNTLY GORDON, • : : HUNTLY GORDON, HUNTLY GORDON, With Many .Others. 'No more inspiring, thrilling- drama has .reached the screen. Soul-stirring drama, bfeath-taking thrills, settings of gorgeous grandeur, and the greatest flood climax over, seen in a motion picture. It's the Peak of Perfection, the Acme of Great Production. SPECIAL SUPPORTING PROGRAMME, Including COMEDY (First of a New Series), NEW ZEALAND SCENIC, PATHE NEWS (Containing an EXTRA SPECIAL FEATURE—The Aerial Flights of Byrd and Amundsen to the Pole: a stirring, gripping •'' ' narrative of the world's most intrepid Arctio explorers in their hazardous flight ... - to the. oentre of tho planet), KING'S SELECT ORCHESTRA • (Mr. A. H. Jerome, Mus. Dir.). Ring Tel. 22-212 for Bookings. STRAND THEATRE, T-R AND THEATRE, Direction Fuller-Hayward Theatres. -Continuous, 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. "NOW SHOWING. TWO EXCEPTIONAL FEATURES! •"'"■ ' LAURA LA PLANTE ■ LAURA LA PLANTE ' . '' '• LAURA LA PLANTE LAURA LA PLANTE LAURA LA PLANTE ■ ' ' LAURA LA PLANTE LAURA LA PLANTE LAURA LA PLANTE ; ■..: 'I-. ■■■ ■■■.■■ .In ; ' ' "THE BEAUTIFUL CHEAT;'' "THE BEAUTIFUL CHEAT," "THE BEAUTIFUL CHEAT," '■THE BEAUTIFUL CHEAT," • ■"... "THE'BEAUTIFUL CHEAT," ■" .: "THE BEAUTIFUL CHEAT," "THE BEAUTIFUL CHEAT," ■•■'■' ■ "THE'BEAUTIFUL CHEAT," "THE BEAUTIFUL CHEAT," ".. k ' "THE BEAUTIFUL CHEAT," - A delicious comedy for every age and . kind of audience, adapted from Nina Wil--1 l-ox ■ Putnam's famous story, "Doubling .. .-.;'-.. ■ from Cupid." :■".... ■ .". .Also -.--,"THE-CODE OF THE WILDERNESS," "THE CODE OF THE WILDERNESS," ■■"..■'"THE CODE OF THE WILDERNESS," ■ '-THE.CODE OF THE WILDERNESS," " '."THE CODE OF THE WILDERNESS," ' "THE CODE OF THE WILDERNESS," ■ . -'THE CODE OF THE WILDERNESS," • "THE CODE OF THE WILDERNESS," ■-■• "THF/ CODE OF THE WILDERNESS," ."THE CODE OF THE WILDERNESS," • . A Thrilling Western. Starring ■'.- JOHN BOWERS, ALICE CALHOUN, and OTIS HARLIN. ■■ ■.. The story of a city-bred girl out West . ..who learnt' the law of fair play on the ■ range. COMEDY. GAZETTE. SCENIC. „'"' . . Ring 43-855 for Reserves. \\ RTCRAFT THEATRE. Artcrafi theatre. ' *45 very special to-night! 7.45 AND FINALLY ON MONDAY! AND' FINALLY ON MONDAY! ■ It'will be a. matter of everlasting regret With you if you Fail to See To-night's Mighty Screen Classic: ' "BEAU BRUMMEL" Starring "BEAU BRUMMEL" "BEAU BRUMMEL" JOHN "BEAU BRUMMEL" "BEAU BRUMMEL" BARRYMORE. It is well known now that when we say •• 7 we have something very, special, our word may be relied on! • 'Twill' "BEAU BRUMMEL." ' - Live in "BEAU BRUMMEL." ■■"."•■ Y our "BEAU BRUMMEL." Memory "BEAU BRUMMEL." ■ --for Ever! "BEAU BRUMMEL." MUSIC BY JAMES HAYDOCK. Plans at Bristol, or Ring Theatre, 43-968. Real Good Advice: Come Early! STAR THEATRE, NEWTOWN. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT '"A WESTERN MUSKETEER." "A WESTERN MUSKETEER." Love's old sweet song, prairie breezea, a Western musketeer, and a Western beauty. ■ A, .. story with suspense, Surprise, and '•" l Satisfaction. •; "THE GIRL IN THE SADDLE." "THE GIRL IN THE SADDLE." ' •'■''•■ Another Western Surprise. . ".- Two Tip-Top Comedies: ''" ' "THE CASE DISMISSED" .• ■■ And "THE CITY SPORT." Dou't Miss This Big Programme. ■"DKOOKLYN PICTURES. TO-NIGHT ((Saturday) TO-NIGHT. ■'" Percy Marmont, Mary Brian, Neil Hanul"THE STREET 01° FORGOTTEN MEN,' ■ "THE STREET OF FORGOTTEN MEN," A Picture of Rare Entertainment and Dramatic Power. CjEASHXB PICTURES, LYALL BAY .... : TO-NIGHT! TO-NICjHT! - CREIGHTON HALE, iv ■'- "WAGES FOR WIVES," "'WAGES FOR WIVES," With JACQUELINE LOGAN. 1 . . . Good Supports. ■ pommercial travellers' ohoir Commercial travellers* choir (Conductor, H. Temple White). '-"''■■'. CONCERT CHAMBER. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! ; :.. . At 8 o'clock. ■■ ' , PART SONGS, Etc. Mrs. Alice Harris (Soprano) Miss Lily Mackie (Contralto) B. H. Mayall (Tenor) E.. Pegg and W.: Goudie -(Duet) : Desmond Lavin (Violin) "' Arid LYRIC QUARTET. _ . ; Accompanist: Harold Whittle. POPULAR PRICES. K. M. PANKHURST, ■■ - - — Hon. Secretary.