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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 17, 21 January 1927, Page 2

THE .GREATEST .ENTERTAINMENT J?reseuted in Wellington.-for many months. '•Fascinating Youth," unique, original, delightful! . KING'S THEATRE, ING'S T H E A T R E, Dixon street. COMMENCING TO-NIGHT AT 8 ' COMMENCING TO-NIGHT. AT 8. MATINEE SATURDAY AND MONDAY NEXT at 2.30. THE BIG PARAMOUNT PICTURE! THE BIG PARAMOUNT PICTURE i The comedy drama extraordinary that has experienced phenomenal success wherever ehown, because of its refreshing newness and remarkable'entertaining powers!. It breathes the very essence of youth, vigorous, pleasure loving, beautifulfascinating. "FASCINATING YOUTH." "FASCINATING YOUTH." "FASCINATING YOUTH." . "FASCINATING YOUTH." "FASCINATING YOUTH." "FASCINATING YOUTH." "FASCINATING YOUTH." "FASCINATING YOUTH." "FASCINATING YOUTH." "FASCINATING YOUTH." •Starring 16 JUNIOR STARS OF 1927! . .16 JUNIOR; STARS OF 192*! 16 JUNIOR STARS OF 1927! * 16 JUNIOR STARS OF 1927! - 16 JUNIOR STARS OF 1927! 16 JUNIOR STARS OF 1927! In Delightful and Talented Portrayals. For .some time the public have been asking for new faces on the screen. "Fascinating Youth" is the answer to this request, the entire'cast being drawn from a school of acting established by Paramount some time ago. Sixteen graduates from this school appear in the picture, sixteen' stars on the threshold of fame and fortune! You have the power to make or utanake them—observe their initial effort and then. follow their career thereafter! FURTHER CAST EXTRAORDINARY! . FURTHER CAST EXTRAORDINARY! Positively one of the most brilliant casts yet assembled for a single motion, picture. Just read through the illustrious names! RICHARD DIX, ADOLPHE MENJOU RICHARD DIX, ADOLPHE MENJOU, LOIS WILSON, PERCY MARMONT LOIS WILSON, PERCY MARMONT, THOMAS MEIGHAN, LILA LEE, THOMAS MEIGHAN, LILA LEE. CLARA BOW, CHESTER CONKXIN, CLARA BOW, CHESTER CONKLIN, JOSEPH BURKE, RALPH LEWIS JOSEPH BURKE, RALPH LEWIS* '£. host of screen celebrities all in real : • parts, not just "atmosphere." .''■.■ STORY BY BYRON MORGAN •r STORY-BY BYRON MORGAN, Think what that means! All red-blooded sporttovers know Morgan as a writer of thrilling tales that have a racing finish. Motor speed races •re-his specialty, and this story is another racing picture with a new angle Remember his fine Wallace Reid auto racing stories! Well, this is one -of Ms ■ .. greatest efforts. : '.'FASCINATING YOUTH" ■"FASCINATING YOUTH," ' "FASCINATING YOUTH," "FASCINATING YOUTH" "FASCINATING YOUTH," "FASCINATING YOUTH," "FASCINATING YOUTH.", ' ' = packed with big moments! A rollicking, altlmg action-fflled fcomedy romance; ..lac will delight positively every picturegoer. .-,'.■" ««.~™»_ In support* . Zmm: - COMEDY, CA^o(m ! Enchanting accompanying melody by KING'S SELECT ORCHESTRA.^ ' . (Mr.-A. H. Jerome, Mus. 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