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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 141, 18 June 1927, Page 4

"WELL, FOLKS! "Here I am again—in another Super Comedy. 'Bill' Seiter, who directed me ia all my previous successes, also produced this one. And what a Picture he a made! What a Comedy! "Together, we set out to give you the Greatest Laugh Sensation of Screen Animals. Have we succeeded? HAVE WE? -I SHOULD SAY WE HAVE! "The plot twists, in and out, with the lightning speed of a thunderbolt—a smile here, a chuckle there, and LAUGHS all around! . "YOURS FOR THE LAUGH OF YOUR YOUNG LIFE, "REGINALD DENNY." THE DE LUXE THEATRE -••HE DE LUXE THEATRE (The Finest Theatre under the Southern Cross.) TO-NIGHT, 8 O'CLOCK. The most joyous two hours of entertainment ever seen in Wellington. Denny's latest vehicle of voluminous mirth. Truly the comedy of the season. One great big laugh. REGINALD DENNY REGINALD DENNY ' REGINALD DENNY REGINALD DENNY REGINALD DENNY REGINALD DENNY REGINALD DENNY REGINALD DENNY • REGINALD DENNY REGINALD DENNY REGINALD DENNY REGINALD DENNY ■ -..■■ REGINALD DENNY REGINALD DENNY REGINALD DENNY REGINALD DENNY REGINALD DENNY (The Comedy King) (The Comedy King) In "THE CHEERFUL FRAUD." "THE■■: CHEERFUL FRAUD." "THE CHEERFUL FRAUD." "THE CHEERFUL FRAUD." "THE CHEERFUL FRAUD." "THE CHEERFUL FRAUD." . "THE CHEERFUL FRAUD." "THE CHEERFUL FRAUD:" "THE CHEERFUL FRAUD." "THE CHEERFUL FRAUD." "THE CHEERFUL FRAUD." "THE CHEERFUL FRAUD." "THE CHEERFUL FRAUD." "THE CHEERFUL FRAUD." "THE CHEERFUL FRAUD." "THE CHEERFUL FRAUD." •?THE CHEERFUL ERAUD." "THE CHEERFUL FRAUD.". Every Denny picture is a HIT, but "this one is a sizzling knock-out. The greatest laugh sensation of screen an- . EXCITEMENT!' D- a ; MILE-A-MINUTE COMEDY! ' " ROARING ROMANCE! Rapid-fire situations, an unending , laugh from: start to finish. Not even • the most blase and prosaic will be im- • mune from the infectious gaiety and 1 . ■ humour of this delightful comedy. Additional: MR. EMANUEL AARONS. MR. EMANUEL. AARONS. Notable New Numbers on THE. MIGHTY WURLITZER. THE MIGHTY WURLITZER. No.il:: Pot Pourri'Grand Opera. No. 2: In a Persian Garden. ORCHESTRA 'DE LUXE '-' (14 Solo Artists). . ■ . Directed by Mr. Aarons. Overture: March "Imp" (Alford). Novelty Entr'acte: "Souvenir" (Wurlitzer and Full Orchestra). Box Plans at The Bristol Co., Aitken's Book Arcade, or ring. Theatre, Tel. 23----080. ' '■'■-.' A THOUSANdYaND ONE NIGHTS OF LOVE- ; __ in ONE; RONALD COLMAN MAGNETIC RONALD COLMAN LOVER. VILMA BANKY EXQUISITE VILMA BANKY BEAUTY. ! : At the ; T)E LUXE' THEATRE, : luxe..,- : {; theatre! FRIDAY, 24th JUNE, 8 o'clock. MATINEBjr SATURDAY, 25th- JUNE, , ■ •""■ '''i7'~-' : ::'*2;30,;- ;--y.-: „- ■;..'-" United Artists' Glorious Triumph, United Artists' Glorious Triumph, "THE NIGHT OF LOVE." "THE, NIGHT OF LOVE." "THE NIGHT OF LOVE." "THE NIGHT OF, LOVE." "THE NIGHT OF LOVE." "THE NIGHT OF LOVE." "THE NIGHT OF LOVE." "THE NIGHT OF LOVE." "THE NIGHT OF LOVE." "THE NIGHT OF LOVE." "THE NIGHT OF LOVE." "THE NIGHT OF LOVE." "THE NIGHT OF LOVE." LOVE!—Here' Presented in the Glamorous Atmosphere of Intense Romance, Adventure, High Emotion, and Dramatic Brilliance-of a Big Elementary, Conflict— "Le Droit de Seigneur." With RONALD COLMAN RONALD COLMAN RONALD COLMAN RONALD COLMAN RONALD COLMAN And . . VILMA BANKY. VILMA BANKY. . <, • . VILMA BANKY. . '•• .; - VILMA BANKY. VILMA BANKY. Superb Personalities — Brunette and > Blonde—ldeal Lovers—Popular—Youthful ~ ..'. . vivid-handsdome-gifted; ; set in romantic spam. Where Passion Runs Riot against a Background of Brooding Beauty . . . Flaming Desire —Dynamic Hate—Voluptuous l; , Revelry. "THE NIGHT OF LOVE." "THE NIGHT OF LOVE." "THE NIGHT OF LOVE." v "THE NIGHT OF LOVE." y "THE NIGHT OF LOVE." "THE NIGHT OF LOVE." '/ "THE NIGHT OF LOVE." Of Indescribable Lovelinoss—Beautiful Beyond Words—Full of Spectacle and Splendour that Leaves you Speechless! ,' PULSES BEAT. HEARTS THROB. ;< SENSES REEL. NERVES TINGLE. At \ ;. THE INTERRUPTED WEDDING. Eye to Eye on Her Bridal Night he meets that Beauty of Beauties, the Choice of his Enemy—AMAZED YOU WILL BE, as ■ you see, how he Wreaked his Vengeance 1 on THE NIGHT OF LOVE-THRILLED from Head to Foot YOU WILL SEE— Powerful Drama—Gorgeous Splendour and ~ Tense Emotion Parade before your Eyes. " DAZZLING. GRIPPING. . YOU'LL NEVER FORGET IT. YOU'LL NEVER FORGET IT, COME!—Let THEIR NIGHT OF LOVE be YOURS for Rare Remembrance. ; Box Plans at'the Bristol Piano Co. and Aitken's Book Arcade. ■RRITANNIA. Continuous jttRITANNIA. From 11 a.m. NOW SHOWING. First National present- . KEN MAYNARD KEN MAYNARD V • Who passes all milestones in Western "' Drama in "THE OVERLAND STAGE." : "THE OVERLAND STAGE." ' "THE OVERLAND. STAGE." "THE OVERLANI STAGE." "THE OVERLAND STAGE." - Danger lurking behind every horizon. Indian Fights—Outlaw Raids. All the thrills' and adventure of the pioneer days are crammed into this— . . _ KEN MAYNARD'S GREATEST WESTERN CLASSIC! : In Addition: , HARRY CASEY in „ • "THE FLAMING FORTIES." ». "THE FLAMING FORTIES." Bret Harte's famous hero, "Tcnnesee'a Pardner," brought to life on the screen. The story of a great friendship! '■''■'■ Also COMEDY, SCENIC, ' GAZETTE. Telephone 40-618 for Reserves. i . railway~o!!fTcer"s'^st7tute'" ■• ' . . (Im-). fTHE ANNUAL SM.OKK CONCERT of .-*• the Wellington Branch' will be held in the Smokeroom, Messrs. Gamble and Creed's Tearooms, 292, Lnmbton quay, on SATURDAY, 18th June. Present and past Members are cordially invited to attend. ' . .W. F. GILL, Hon. Sec.