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Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 23, 27 July 1927, Page 2

X LAST 2 NIGHTS! J^G'S - THEATRE. EffrS THEATRE. 7 (Heated NigblTy.) TONIGHT—B—TO-NIGHT. Never before revealed scenes of Broadway's night life . . . jazz madness ... a beautiful girl's strange adventures in a laud of glitter and tinsel and riotous life. Let the Taxi Dancei- whirl you through the dramatic mazes of a sensational picture! "THE TAXI DANCER." "THE TAXI DANCER." "THE TAXI DANCER." •"THE TAXI DANCER" "THE TAXI DANCER" "THE TAXI DANCER." With the most famous Dancer appearing on-the screen, .TOAN CRAWFORD JOAN CRAWFORD (Recognised as the Pacific Coast Champion Black Bottom and Charleston Dance Champion), Supported by OWEN MOORE and Popular Cast of Players. EXCEPTIONAL SUPPORTS. ■ THE WORLD-FAMOUS STAGE SUCCESS NOW ON THE SCREEN! You'll laugh with "The Auctioneer/ you'll cry witli him, aud you'll love him. "THE AUCTIONEER." "THE AUCTIONEER." , ' "THE AUCTIONEER," "THE AUCTIONEER." "THE AUCTIONEER." . "THE AUCTIONEER." "THE AUCTIONEER." "THE AUCTIONEER." "THE AUCTIONEER." "THE AUCTIONEER." "THE AUCTIONEER." "THE AUCTIONEER." "THE AUCTIONEER." "THE AUCTIONEER " "THE AUCTIONEER" "THE AUCTIONEER" (Fox Special Attraction.) A human recital of everyday people against a background of New York's throbbing life, here is unusual entertainment— every scene of it! You'll become acquainted with one of the most lovable characters who ever crossed .a motion-picture screen—a character who'll win a place in your heart. A great stage success has been improved upon by a glittering cast and a master of screencraft. Miss this picture and you'll miss, among other things, a tender lovestory and humour of the type you are seldom privileged to enjoy. You owe it to yourself to see this picture at least once! ' GEORGE SIDNEY—GEdRGE SIDNEY GEORGE SIDNEY—GEORGE SIDNEY, GEORGE SIDNEY—GEORGE SIDNEY, , GEORGE SIDNEY-GEORGE SIDNEY, GEORGE SIDNEY-GEORGE SIDNEY, GEORGE SIDNEY—GEORGE SIDNEY, GEORGE SIDNEY—GEORGE SIDNEY, GEORGE SIDNEY—GEORGE SIDNEY,. Famous Character Artist o£ the "Potash and Perlmutter" series, in a truly won- -\' derful performance, „ ■ Supported by MARION. NIXON, GARETH HUGHES, "'.. .DORIS. LLOYD,' WARD CRANE,. AND Fox's Famous "Boxing.Kangaroo," recently imported from. Australia. "THE AUCTIONEER"—NEXT FRIDAY "THE AUCTIONEER"—NEXT ; FRIDAY THE KING'S THEATRE. .. .. COMING! ■ COMING! ' The Wonderful New College Life Series, "THE COLLEGIANS." ' 1 "THE COLLEGIANS." ' ?'THB COLLEGIANS." 1 . ■ "THE COLLEGIANS." ' "THE COLLEGIANS." . 1 They have created a sensation everywhere! • —the new Giants of the Screen. '/ ' watch for them! tpmpress. ■Impress. 1 Direction . f Fuller-Hoy ward-Theatres. NOW SHOWING. ' : ' . From II a.m. to 10 p.m. ' s; m A r GEMT WINTER SHOW!' ",'.!' THRILLS! ROMANCE! HUMOUR! In this Fine Programme. "THE FALSE ALARM;" "THE FALSE ALARM." "THE FALSE ALARM.", A spectacular love drama of a hero of the flames. Featuring : JOHN HARRON and DOROTHY REVIER. . A thrilling story glorifying the heroism of our fire-fighters. . , ' •..." Also, ' .'' 1 "OUT OF THE STORM." "OUT OF THE STORM." " OUT OF THE STORM." "OUT OF THE STORM." ■ JACQUEtI^^GT^^^ EDMUND BURNS, and GEORGE FAWCETT. A story that runs the gamut of emotions it. will grip you. from start to finish. Bo?., l>latls at The Bristol till 5, then at . the Theatre; ring 43-9G3. A programme of unequalled merit, headed by a great mastorpiece, Gibb's famous novel, "The YELLOW DOVE," under 1 •. ■-.-.. ■ . the title'of • "THE GREAT DECEPTION" ' "THE GREAT DECEPTION." "THE GREAT DECEPTION." A. thrilling exposition of daring by England s Secret Service. A drama of spellbound interest, presenting BEN LYON and AILEEN PRINGLE SECOND GREAT ATTRACTION. "GALLOPING. VENGEANCE " : "GALLOPING VENGEANCE." ' A mighty drama set in gorgeous scenery in the Rocky Mountains, featuring that intrepid horseman, 808 CUSTER, A picture that will hold your interest from start to finish. Big Supporting Programme. HEIFETZ. HEIFETZ., PREFERENTIAL PLANS FOR BOTH RECITALS ARE NOW OPF.N AT THE ■ PIANO CO. , Patrons arV requested to forward applica- ' tiong, with cheques, postal notes, or money , orders to the Booking Manager, Bristol • Pis no' 9°-' Wellington, with' stamped , addressed envelope for return of tickets ; Exchange should be added to country cheques. Seats will be allotted according ■ ™,rm *° Priority of application. m W N incllldes Tax, etc.) : io ( .v n lal £: Direction ..;....... J. an a jj TAIT THURSDAY, 11th AUGUST THURSDAY, 11th AUGUST,' . 'SATURDAY, 13th AUGUST POSlTS^^o^ffif^Y • _ J. and N. TAIT Have the honour to present JASCHA HEU?ETZ, '■■■-. HEIFETZ, HEIFETZ, HEIFETZ, HEIFETZ, ' HEIFETZ, HEIFETZ. . HEIFETZ, : THE WORLD'S MASTER VIOLINTST THE WORLD'S MASTER VIOLINIST WHOSE MAGIC PLAYING HAS ' THRILLED MttLIONS Direction J. anc i N.'TAIT. _ CHURCHROOM, Ali , Hataitai. GORDON BURT'S LECTURE 'With Commander Worslcy in Uie Frozen North," THURSDAY 28th,'s p.m. One Shilling. DON'T FORGET! • Johannes C^Anderßen on Bird Life, MONDAY, Ist August EVENING VMdingg. Birthday Parties, «Cnp»*t, A«coust» prppertiea a.k.