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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 64, 13 September 1926, Page 2

'__-^^^^^^-^'''''^^^l^^^^ aUEEN'S THEATRE, UEEN'S THEATRE, CUBA STREET. «6-__HT! 8. TO-NIGHT! An unusual and highly dramatic story of Broadway after midnight. Full of gorgeous scenes artd settings—snappy situations and a remarkable human and true to life touch. '•HELL'S FOUR HUNDRED." "HELL'S FOUR HUNDRED." "HELL'S FOUR HUNDRED." "HELL'S FOUR HUNDRED." s_*h a Brilliant Array of Screen Talent. MARGARET LIVINGSTON, HARRISON FORD, AND MANY OTHERS. HUGE SUPPORTING PROGRAMME, Including GAZETTE, COMEDY, p v And SCENIC. QUEEN'S SELECT ORCHESTRA (Directed by Miss E. Dennehy). Box Plan at Bristol till 5.30 daily, after at Theatre, or Ring Telephone 22-334 for Bookings. COMMENCING FRIDAY NEXT. COMMENCING FRIDAY NEXT. UNITED ARTISTS Present One of thoir Mightiest Special Productions for 1926. A Stupendous Epio of the Grand Old Frontier Days. ___ Welcome Return of tho Greatest of All Western Favourites, WILLIAM S. HART, WILLIAM S. HART, In the Latest and Finest Picture -of his Career, "TUMBLEWEEDS." '-UMBLEWEEDS." A Gigantic Story of the Greatest Land Bush in History, as Thousands Stampede for Home Sites in the famous Cherokee Land Strip. HISTORY TOLD IN HEART THROBS. Tho Biggest Western Production Ever Screened. KING'S THEATRE. ING'S THEATRE. ; TO-NIGHT! 8. TO-NIGHT! j And Three Following Nights. * 'A fast-moving romance of the Frozen North-West. s__ll_g, mysterious, original, suspensefu. and delightfully entertaining. -•"•■-. "WILD JUSTICE." "WILD JUSTICE." **W___> JUSTICE." ••WILD JUSTICE." "WHiD JUSTICE." "WILD JUSTICE." "WILD JUSTICE." "WILD JUSTICE." "WILD JUSTICE." "WILD JUSTICE.' ' Starring the Dog Wonder, . PETER THE GREAT. ! PETER THE- GREAT. / PETER THE GREAT. PETER THE GREAT. With a Special Cast, headed by GEORGE SHERWOOD, GEORGE SHERWOOD, FRANOES TEAGUE, FRANCES TEAGUE, FRANK HAGNEY. j FRANK HAGNEY. I MAGNIFICENT SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. ; With a really superb offering of j incidentil music by • KING'S SELECT ORCHESTRA /' (Mr. A. H. Jerome, Mus. Dir.). . Ring Tel. 22-212 foe Reserved Seats. _ :—: SHORTT-S THEATRE. HORTT'S THEATRE. -To-Night's Stupendous Attractions, 2 Great Masterpieces. 2 • BUCK JONES BUCK JONES BUCK JONES BUCK JONES BUCK JONES BUCK JONES In an amazing and unforgettable drama of thrills and daring adventures, f THE COWBOY & THE COUNTESS," (-THE COWBOY & THE COUNTESS," ."THE COWBOY & THE COUNTESS," «___ COWBOY & THE COUNTESS," Also ALMA RUBENS, JACK MULHALL, HARRY MYERS, In a magnificent and tense society production of gorgeous settings, "SHE WOLVES." "SHE WOLVES." "SHE WOLVES." "SHE WOLVES." "SHE WOLVES." "SHE WOLVES." .SHE WOLVES." "SHE WOLVES." Adapted from David Bolasco's world famous stage play. Also SCENIC. TOPICAL. CARTOONS. Ring Telephone 41-219 for Reserves. .A RT CRAFT THEATRE. •n-RTCKAIT THEATRE. 7.45 IT'S GOOD-BYE TO-NICHT! 7.45 To the Greatest, Most Thrilling, Most Spectacular of all D. W. Griffith's Productions. LAST WELLINGTON SCREENING ' Of the World-famed 12-Reel Picture— DOWN EAST" A ''WAY DOWN EAST" Simple ■"WAY DOWN EAST" Story ''WAY DOWN EAST" of "WAY DOWN EAST" Plain "WAY DOWN EAST" Peoplo, "WAY DOWN EAST" Beautifully "WAY DOWN EAST" Told! Remember: It Commenoes 7.45 Precisely! Remember: It Commences 7.45 Precisely I BE WISE-BOOK YOUR SEATS NOW! BE WISE-BOOK YOUR SEATS NOW! James Haydoek's Musio is Magnificent. SPECIAL: COMMENCING TO-MORROW! Worthy Successor to "Way Down East," ?'THE JUDGMENT OF THE STORM." EMPIRE THEATRE, ISLAND BAY. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT MARION DAVIES in an Amazing Dual Role of Society and Slum Life, with Conrad Nagel and George K. Arthur. "LIGHTS OF OLD BROADWAY." Full of Thrilling Adventures, Clean, Up' roarious Irish Humour, a Plot that Grips the Imagination, and Sequences that leave one breathless. ONE NIGHT ONLY-THURS. NEXT. "ROMOLA." : QUALITY THEATRE, ISLAND BAY. "Wolf," the Famous War Dog, who won the French Croix de Guerre during the War, appears TO-NIGHT in • "BAREE, SON OF KAZAN." A Gripping Story by James Oliver Garwood. Featuring ANITA STEWART. ANITA STEWART. .he Gazette includes Hobbs and Sutcli... J__ing in the Second Test, also in Slow Motion. . rpOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER, , TO-NIGHT (Monday), 13th SEPT., ! At S o'clock. ' VIOLIN AND PIANO RECITAL VIOLIN AND PIANO RECITAL By MRS. ERIC MEIER (Violin) MISS ELSA WALTER (Piano) Assisted by MR. ERIC MEIER (Violin). Ticket, 3s 3d and 2s, including tax. Box Plan at Bristol. MEETINGS. MIDLAND CRICKET CLUB. THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the Club will be held in the Basin Reserve Pavilion on WEDNESDAY, 15th instant. Members and Intending Members are requested to be present J. W. HUTCHINGS, . g oni g ecve tary.