BIG PARAMOUNT SPECIAL! BIG PARAMOUNT SPECIAL! Secured for Wellington's' Popular Picture House. KING'S T II E A T R E, ING'S THEATRE) Dixon street. DAILY 2.30. NIGHTLY 8 o'clock. DAILY 2.30. NIGHTLY 8 o^clock. "MANTRAP." ." *:MANTRAP." SPECTACULAR! "MANTRAP." SPECTACULARS ' '-MANTRAP." GRIPPING! "MANTRAP." GRIPPING! ''MANTRAP." SENSATIONAL! - "MANTRAP." SENSATIONAL! '•MANTRAP." ■"MANTRAP." Ev-ery man and woman in "MANTRAP." tho world is interested in "MANTRAP." the problems of mar"MANTRAP." riage and divorce—of men "MANTRAP." and women thrown toT'MANTRAP."gether in circumstances "MANTRAP." where the fires of love "MANTRAP." are awakened against the "MANTRAP." will. "MANTRAP." "MANTRAP." lii "Mantrap" we have a "MANTRAP." powerful, half-humorous 1 "MANTRAP." picturisation of a drama"MANTRAP." tic plot built around tho "MANTRAP." very, things people are "MANTRAP." thinking about. It tin"MANTRAP." gles with both the hum■"MANTRAP." our and drama of the "MANTRAP." marital state. "MANTRAP." ' "MANTRAP." It's , "MANTRAP." ■> '-MANTRAP." SINCLAIR LEWIS'S , - ''MANTRAP." SINCLAIR-LEWIS'S "MANTRAP." SINCLAIR LEWIS'S "MANTRAP." SINCLAIR LEWIS'S "MANTRAP." "MANTRAP." ;Most widely. read and "MANTRAP." discussed Romance—an "MANTRAP." absorbing, original, and -' "MANTRAP." thoroughly entertaining ••" "MANTRAP." story. "MANTRAP." "MANTRAP." PERCY MARMONT "MANTRAP." PERCY MARMONT "MANTRAP." -' "MANTRAP." • CLARA BOW "MANTRAP." CLARA BOW • "MANTRAP." , "MANTRAP." ERNES T TORRENCE "MANTRAP." ERNEST TORRENCE "MANTRAP." ' " "MANTRAP.',' Heading a Specially SeI"MANTRAP." ected Cast 'in Unfoiget- " "MANTRAP." _ table Portrayal. - "MANTRAP." • "MANTRAP." Directed by '•MANTRAP." VICTOR FLEMING. "MANTRAP." VICTOR FLEMING. "MANTRAP." "MANTRAP." Remember such big pic"MANTRAP." tures as "Adventure," "MANTRAP." "The Devil's Cargo," "MANTRAP." "Lord Jim," and, above ■ "MANTRAP." sill that magnificent pro"MANTRAP.". duction "The Blind God"MANTRAP." dess"? Fleming films - "MANTRAP." never lag or drag. "MANTRAP." "Mantrap" is his best yet. . "MANTRAP." "MANTRAP." An intriguing drama of. "MANTRAP!" two men and a woman. "MANTRAP." All come from different "MANTRAP." environments and sta"MANTRAP." tions in life, but are "MANTRAP." thrown together into a "MANTRAP." strange relationship in • "MANTRAP." the depths of the Canad''MANTRAP." ian woods. "MANTRAP." ''MANTRAP." DON'T MISS "MANTRAP." "MANTRAP." "MANTRAP." "MANTRAP.? Its humour is brilliant, "MANTRAP." keen, and trenchant Done "MANTRAP." as only Sinclair Lewis "MANTRAP." knows how. "MANTRAP." ■ LARGE AND WELL SELECTED SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. With Delightful Incidental Music by KING'S SELECT ORCHESTRA. (Mr. A. H. Jerome, Mus. Dir.) Ring .Telephone' 22-212 for Bookings. BRITANNIA. CONTINUOUS fiJTANNIA. From 11 a-.m. NOW- SHOWING. First National Present KEN MAYNARD ' In the KEN MAYNARD Super Western • ' KEN MAYNARD Thriller! "SENOR DAREDEVIL!" "SENOR DAREDEVIL!" "SENOR DAREDEVIL!" • "SENOR DAREDEVIL!" "SENOR DAREDEVIL!" "SENOR DAREDEVIL!" "SENOR DAREDEVIL!" . "SENOR DAREDEVIL!" "SENOR DAREDEVIL!" "SENOR DAREDEVIL!" "SENOR DAREDEVIL!" Everybody loves the West that was—the oxoiting —.fascinating — derring-do West, when men were ■ men, and spoke in the forceful language of colts and six-shooters. The screen has never had a cowboy actor iis line as KEN MAYNARD. Ride, rope, shoot, and as fast as a prairie cyclone. Ho brings back the old West and makes it live for you! In Addition: A powerful picturisation of "Tattei'ly," Tom Gallon's famous novel, "OFF THE HIGHWAY." "OFF THE HIGHWAY." "OFF THE HIGHWAY." ' OFF THE HIGHWAY." "OFF THE HIGHWAY:" ".OFF THE HIGHWAY." A thrilling story o£ studio life, with MARGUERITE DE LA MOTTE JOHN BOWERS. GAZETTE. FELIX CARTOON. Telephone 40-618 for Reserves. AtJR THEATRE, NEWTOWN THEATRE, NEWTOWN. Unprecedented Success of our Double Features. TO-NIGHT, 'AT 7.30. ; Another Splendid Programme. 1— $. 7illiam Fox Presents BUCK JONES BUCK JONES In "DURAND OF THE BAD LANDS." "DURAND OF THE BAD LANDS." "DURAND OF THE BAD LANDS." •'DURAND OF THE BAD LANDS." The Daring Exploits of a Beloved Outlaw. .3—; ALMA RUBENS , ALMA RUBENS In "THE WOLVES." "THE WOLVES." "THE WOLVES." "THE WOLVES." \ "THE WOLVES." "THE WOLVES." "THE WOLVES." "THE WOLVES.". A Vivid Picture of Parisian Night Life.' A Vivid Picture of Parisian Night Life. SATURDAY MATINEE, 2.30. "DURAND OF THE BAD LANDS." And Excellent Supports. . 'QUALITY THEATRE, ISLAND BAY. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. Cecil B. De MUle Presents LEATRICE JOY, m LEATRICE JOY, in "MADE FOR LOVE." '•MADE FOR LOVE." Serb's Another Gigantic Attraction by the ■_. ■ Man who made 'The Ten Commandments." The Added Attraction on Saturday: HARRY CAREY ]n , v "THE NIGHT HAWK," A Special. MATINEE, SATURDAY, at 2.30. ■• g-TPIRE THEATRE, ISLAND BAY. 7.45^T0-NIGHT—7.4S. 2 SUPERB ATTRACTIONS—2 0.) SALLY O'NEIL, the Wonder Giil, In the Fastest, Funniest, Comedy You „_ , Have Ever Seen, "JX)N'T." "DON'T." "DON'T" (2) ANNA Q. NILSSON, in the Greatest | Role of her Career, i "MISS NOBODY." ' I Excellent Supporting Programme. 'rHE SHETLAND SOCIETY will hold -*- its Mid-month Dance in the New Century Hall, Kent terrace, SATURDAY, Sth JANUARY, commencing at 8 p.m. Good programme. Flannels optional. Supper piovided. Gents 2s, Ladies Is Cd. T-4_i_K LAIIENSON, >Seefle_n.y,
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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 5, 7 January 1927, Page 2
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