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Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 20, 23 July 1927, Page 4

PACKED HOUSE LAST NIGHT To See the Greatest RACING. DRAMA EVER SCREENED! BOOK EARLY! BOOK EARLY! Eing 22-334 '. Ring 22-334 For Bookings. O'-tr. KEN'S THEATRE. U E E N ' S THEATRE. (Upper Cuba street). TO-NIGHT-S—TO-NIGHT' The Lure of the Track—The Call of Speed and Sport—Flying Hoofs—The Jockey who Starved to Win—Thrilling Drama in every foot of this Great Race Track Epic—A Picture that'll Stay in your "Memory for Months. Great Entertainment! The Masterful Picturisation of Turf -. . ■ Life. "DOWN THE STRETCH" "DOWN THE STRETCH" ■" "DOWN THE STRETCH" - "DOWN THE STRETCH" "DOWN THE STRETCH" . "DOWN THE STRETCH" "DOWN THE STRETCH" "DOWN THE STRETCH" "DOWN THE STRETCH" - "DOWN THE STRETCH" "DOWN THE STRETCH" "DOWN THE STRETCH" "DOWN THE STRETCH" "DOWN THE STRETCH" (Universal Special Attraction). With a Glittering Assemblage of Big Star : .-' Names, including:. MARION NIXON ROBERT AGNEW MARION NIXON ROBERT AGNEW LINCOLN PLUMER OTIS HARLAN LINCOLN PLUMER OTIS HARLAN Don't miss this inside story of the race-track. Depicting in authentic detail the thrills; joys, and terrors behind the scenes of every big race. And •with it all a drama that will excite, thrill you. ' * "DOWN THE STRETCH." "DOWN THE STRETCH " "DOWN THE STRETCH." SUPER SUPPORTING PROGRAMME, _ : Including UNIVERSAI NEWS, SCENIC, COMEDY. QUEEN'S QUALITY QUINTETTE (Mies Phyllis Hanify, Mus. Dir.). Ring TeL 22-334 for Bookings. KING'S . THEATRE. ING'S THEATRE. (Heated Nightly.) TO-NIGHT-B—TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT-B—TO-NIGHT. An Absorbing Screen Drama from the: Sensational Novel that Rocked a Continent. (The Soul of the Modern Girl Revealed in a Sensational Screen Drama. There's a Whirl of Fun and Frolic and a Eiot of Syncopated Happiness for you when you meet— "THE TAXI DANCER." "THE TAXI DANCER." •'THE TAXI DANCER." . .. ' "THE TAXI DANGER." "THE TAXI DANCER." "THE TAXI DANCER." "THE TAXI DANCER." "THE TAXI DANCER." "THE TAXI DANCER." "THE TAXI DANCER." "THE TAXI DANCER." "THE TAXI DANCER." "THE TAXI DANCER." "THE TAXI DANCER." "THE TAXI DANCER." "THE TAXI DANCER." "THE TAXI DANCER." "THE TAXI DANCER." "THE TAXI DANCER." "THE TAXI DANCER." "THE TAXI DANCER." (Motro-Goldwyn Production;) . -K. ,tai]e-a-minute film sensation! Never before-revealed scenes of Broadway's . night-life—jazz-madness—flaming- pa*- '■ siohs —a beauty's strange adventures ■-■■'; ■•■■ in love! ■ *.: With the most famous Dancer appear- -" -'■■ ing on the screen, JOAN CRAWFORD JOAN CRAWFORD JOAN CRAWFORD JOAN CRAWFORD JOAN CRAWFORD JOAN CRAWFORD . (Recognised as the Pacific Coast Chani- . :pion Black Bottom and Charleston . Dance Champion—winner of tweutysix beautiful cups in open competition. . -Jn.i'oi 1. finest characterisation to date), • '•■■ With OWEN MOORE. BERT ROACH. OWEN MOORE. BERT ROACH. OWEN MOORE. BERT ROACH. OWEN MOOBE. BERT ROACH. Heading an Excellent Cast of Players. In Support: PATHE NEWS. CARTOON. SCENIC. ' COMEDY. Additional: '.■"■■ KING'S SELECT ORCHESTRA ••-.•. (A. H. Jerome, Mus. Dir.), BOOKING!—Ring Tel. 22-212 for Reserves. STRAND- THEATRE. T RAND T H E A T JR E. ' . Direction—Fuller-Hayward Theatres. NOW SHOWING. "■;. Continuous from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. 'A . ' RIN TIN TIN •■:! -.: RIN TIN TIN RIN.TIN TEST ..-■■■••■ In "A HERO OF THE BIG SNOWS." - "A HERO OF THE BIG SNOWS." ..; "A HERO OF THE BIG SNOWS." The dramatic story of a dog's loyalty, .:•■-.■..• Also screening: • "BUTTERFLIES IN THE RAIN." ; /'BUTTERFLD3S IN THE RAIN." ' "BUTTERFLIES IN THE RAIN." Featuring . LAURA LA PLANTE •'•••■■. LAURA LA PLANTE LAURA LA PLANTE •" ' And JAMES KIRKWOOD. V. . . JAMES KIRKWOOD. "liikei the Moth, this Butterfly singed her ■' . : wings, on the flame of life. : .... ■ Supports: Cartoon, Snookums Comedy, Gazette. Ring 43-855 for Reserves. SHORTT'S THEATRE. HOKIT'ii THEATRE. NOW SHOWING: .:■• ■ The finest'• programme in town. Mammoth Double-Feature Bill. BEN LYON and AILEEN PRINGLE In a Romance of Britain's Secret Service, "THE GREAT DECEPTION." "THE GREAT DECEPTION." "THE GREAT DECEPTION." Thrills in the air—in the sea—on land. A First National' Masterpiece. No. 2^'A Mighty Drama, a Crashing Cycle of Stupendous Scenic Effects, "GALLOPING VENGEANCE." "GALLOPING VENGEANCE." ' 'A ripping story of a band of outlaws and their sensational capture. Presents 808 CUSTER, The screen's most intrepid horseman. '-. ■ Splendid Supporting Programme. " EMPIRE NEWS. SCENIC. COMEDY. Keserve your seats. Tel. 41-219. ■ARTCRAFT THEATRE 7.4^-Don't miss it TO-NIGHT—7.4S HAROLD LLOYD in "COLLEGE DAYS" HAROLD LLOYD in "COLLEGE DAYS" HAROLD LLOYD in "COLLEGE DAYS" HAROLD LLOYD in "COLLEGE DAYS" HAROLD LLOYD in "COLLEGE DAYS" HAROLD LLOYD in "COLLEGE DAYS" Ifs Harold's Funniest and Best Comedy. Everyone's Talking About It. Come early—or book your seats (43-968). GOOD SUPPORTS. Excellent Music, gEASIDE "PICTURES, " LYALL BAY. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT CULLEN LANDTS, in ■ THE DIXIE FLYER," "THE DIXIE FLYER " With EVA NOVAK. *^_ £004 Bunp C rts, j/; , M