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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 127, 2 June 1927, Page 2

THE FINAL SCREENING! Of the Brilliant Drama, "ALTARS OF DESIRE." "ALTARS OF DESIRE." KING'S THEATRE, ING'S THEATRE, Dixon street. TO-NIGHT — S — TONIGHT! Glittering like a jewel—tense 'vita drama — - this fascinating picture and this enchanting star will enthrall you as never before. "ALTARS OF DESIRE." "ALTARS OF DESIRE." "ALTARS OF DESIRE." "ALTARS OF DESIRE." "ALTARS OF DESIRE/ Starring the Perfect Lovers, MAE MURRAY, CONWAY TEARLE, MAE MURRAY, CONWAY TEARLE, MAE MURRAY, CONWAY TEARLE, MAE MURRAY, CONWAY TEARLE, With ANDRE BERANGER and Superb . ENTERTAINING SUPPORTING PROGRAMME Delightful Incidental Music. KING'S - ' ING'S I i COMMENCING TO-MORROW. COMMENCING TO-MORROW. AT THE MATINEE, 2.30 P.M. • AT THE MATINEE, 2.30 P.M. THEREAFTER 8 P.M. NIGHTLY. The Screen Version of the Famous Mtisical Comedy, "THE RED MILL." All the Melody, Sparkle, and Drama of the Great Stage Play, delightfully mingled! It has stood the test of time for nearly a quarter of a century. During those years it has fascinated and delighted every Eng-lish-speaking country with its haunting ' melodies, brilliant comedy, and romantic story. '■THE RED MILL." "THE RED MILL." "THE RED MILL." "THE RED MILL." "THE RED MILL." "THE RED MILL." "THE RED MILL." "THE RED MILL." "THE RED MILL." "THE RED MILL." "THE RED MILL." "THE RED MILL." "THE RED MILL." "THE RED MILL." "THE RED MILL." "THE RED MILL." i "THE RED MILL." "THE RED MILL." (Metro-Goldwyn Special.) This merry, lilting tale of Tulip-time and winter snows amongst the mills and maidens of Holland has a fragrant charm that . few pictures possess. It passes from frolicsome lightness to deep drama —and ' sweeps to a climax of mighty power. MARION DA VIES OWEN MOORE MARION DAVIHS OWEN MOORE MARION DAVIES OWEN MOORE MARION DAVIES OWEN MOORE MARION DA VIES OWEN MOORE J MARION DAVIES OWEN MOORE J Heading the Special Cast. Imagine Marion Daviea an flaxen pigtails and wooden clogs—and you may see her as' Tina, the light-hearted little maiden of "THE RED MILL." ; With . GEORGE SIEGMANN LOUISE FAZENDA KARL DANE ft SNITZ EDWARDS And numbers of other Favourites. The camera gives this story of Springtime and Tulip-time in the sweet countryside of Holland an ineffable beauty. Towering mills, cotton wool clouds of purest snow white^ green fields, placid lakes and canals, quaint costumes, and dainty girls, flit here and there through the picture. The story is deeply intriguing. The star is a ■ winsome ensnarer of hearts, in a characterisation that touches dramatic heights. • The cast—author—directoit-aU insure per- • feet and delightful entertainment. "THE RED MILL" _ RED MILLii. "THE RED MILL" "THE RED MILL" "THE RED MILL" "THE RED MILL" "THE RED MILL" "THE RED MILL" "THE RED MILL" COMMENCING TO-MORROW,' AT THE MATINEE, 2.30! FINAL SCREENING TO-NIGHT OF r. "FLAMING WATERS" "FLAMING WATERS" And • JOHNNY HIKES in "STEPPING ALONG." "STEPPING ALONG." BRITANNIA. Continuous RITANNIA. From 11 a.m. ' Commencing TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), RICHARD BARTHELMESS RICHARD BARTHELMESS In . "THE WHITE BLACK SHEEP," "THE WHITE BLACK SHEEP," . "THE WHITE BLACK SHEEP," "THE WHITE BLACK SHEEP," "THE WHITE BLACK SHEEP," "THE WHITE BLACK SHEEP," "THE WHITE BLACK SHEEP," "THE WHITE BLACK SHEEP," "THE WHITE BLACK SHEEP," "THE WHITE BLACK SHEEP," "THE WHITE BLACK- SHEEP," "THE WHITE BLACK SHEEP," "THE WHITE BLACK SHEEP," Barthelmess's Masterpiece. It sweeps from drawing-room to desert in a whirl of blazing action. Mystic Orient, Flashing Fights, Treacherous Tribesmen, Plots, Pursuits, and the Most Dramatic Love Story Ever Told. With PATSY RUTH MILLER. . DICK'S GREATEST ROLE! A TRIUMPH! A. First National Attraction: In Addition: RICHARD TALMADGE, In a Roaring Rollicking Comedy, "THE WALL STREET WHIZ." "THE WALL STREET WHIZ." "THE WALL STREET WHIZ." "THE WALL STREET WHIZ." Faster than the wind! Talmadge in a Tempestuous ComedyMelodrama. And SCENIC, COMEDY, NEWS. Telephone 40-618 for Reserves. OUR THEATRE, NEWTOWN. ,OR THEATRE, NEWTOWN. TO-NIGHtTaT 7.30. LAURA LA PLANTE In "YOUNG IDEAS." "YOUNG IDEAS." "YOUNG IDEAS." "YOUNG IDEAS." - Also, HERBERT RAWLINSON In "MEN OF THE NIGHT." ' "MEN OF THE NIGHT." ■ OUR ORCHESTRA. ' NEW ZEALAND INSTITUTE OF ' ARCHITECTS (INC.). WELLINGTON DISTRICT BRANCH. A FREE EXHIBITION OF DRAWINGS from the Architectural Association School of Architecture, London, will be on View THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, in the New Zealand Academy of Fine Arts, Whitmore street. The public are invited to view the Drawings, which comprise examples of work of all erades in the Five Years' Course of the ScKool. E. W. G. COLEHIDGE, District Secretary, 31, Johnston-st. XTATIONAL REPERTORY~THEATRE -N SOCIETY. 4th, 6th, and 7th JUNE, TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER, "YOU NEVER^CAN TELL," "YOU NEVER CAN TELL," "YOU NEVER CAN TELL," • "YOU NEVER CAN TELL," "YOU NEVER CAN TELL," : "YOU NEVER CAN TELL," "YOU NEVER CAN TELL," : "YOU NEVER CAN TELL," A comedy by Bernard Shaw. JJans. at The Bristol, 4s, 3?,. 2s. ■ i