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Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 35, 10 August 1927, Page 2

TRULY A 'GREAT SHOW. - "REGENT ' xtEGENT (Theatre Beautiful). Direction: J. C. Williamson Films. Managing- Directors: Boaumont Smith, I .. F. W. Thring. ! Px'esents TRIUMPHANT RETURN Of that Bright and Incomparable Comedian, '. | HECTOR ST. CLAIR ! HECTOR ST. CLAIR HECTOR ST. CLAIR, HECTOR ST. CLAIR^ In his supreme comedy act* guaranteed to contain more pleasure than any other Comedian Act in the Dominion. Also, ' JEANETTE GERRARD ; JEANETTE GERRARD JEANETTE GERRARD JEANETTE GERRARD In a Fascinating Novelty Act from I Montniartc. !'."■•■ In Addition: The Screen's HE Man, THOMAS MEIGHAN, THOMAS -MEIGHANi '•BLIND ALLEYS." "BLIND ALLEYS." A Paramount Picture. 1 A Paramount Picture. Unnd Alleys' will open your eyes to a new and different Tom Meighan-and lead you through reel upon reel of glorious thrilling entertainment. A mystery drama [ wrapped round a man who lost his memory. - Also, The REGENT OPERATIC ORCHESTRA (Musical Director, M. T. Dixon) iJ^T e-il N,°Y atthe Theatre (Tel. 44A deluge of laughs, a downpour of thrills coming to the EEGENT, EGENT, (Theatre Beautiful). FRIDAY NEXT, 12th AUGUST, Presents The dispenser of laughs, presenting a clotid-burst. DOUGLAS MACLEAN DOUGLAS MACLEAN DOUGLAS MACLEAN ! ' ""In '."" ■/' '■ 'The most knottiest, kanughtiest, knebui lous oca Komedy ever made. •'LET IT RAIN," "LET IT RAIN" "LET IT RAIN," "LET IT RAIN," ''LET IT RAIN," :'■■'' A Paramoimt Picture. '■■ ■ Not since "Twenty-three and a Half Hours Leave" has Douglas Mac Lean made such an excellent comedy. The ship sequences showing tense rivalry between t&e sailors and the marines are amongst the funniest seen on the screen for months. As no war is being fought, it's useless to go out and capture the General, uut the U.S.A. Marines now guard the Government mail. ■ Most of the action m this story takes place on board an American Battleship and in the Mail coach of a fast moving express train Doug, becomes involved with a gang of crooks, and the first thing you know he is on board a runaway train, and when— but why continue? You must see the picture. VAUDEVILLE. VAUDEVILLE, J. C WILLIAMSON CELEBRITY VAUDEVILLE Presents THE FAMOUS RUSSIAN OPERATIC TENOR, MAXIM ■BRODIE, MAXIM BRODIE, MAXIM BRODIIS, Direct from his sensational Australian Season. Kcnderins; the choicest gems from Grand Wpcra. In addition to his operatic numbei^ M. Brodie will feature two popular English itemii, "BECAUSE! LOVE YOU" "SO BLUE;" -p- ■■■-. ; :::"; '.] BOX PLAN ARRANGEMENTS., ■ I Plans for Friday and: Saturday Night are now on view at tho Theatre (Tel. 44-144) and Bristol. Patrons are advised to book early to save .the usual Friday and opening n?ght crush. .: ' rpHE NEW PRINCESS, •*-HE NEW PRINCESS, MANNERS STREET. ■ ■"■■'■ Continuous Daily: 11 tolo. ./"■"; Reserve—Dial 42-580. ■ \ " ' : NOW SHOWING. NORMA SHEARER NORMA SHEARER In the comedy-drama" hit of 1927, ''THE WANING SEX." "THE WANING SEX." "THE WANING SEX." Zane Grey's Greatest Production to Date, "THE MYSTERIOUS RIDER." 'THE MYSTERIOUS RIDER." Featuring <JACK HOLT, BETTY JEWEL. JACK HOLT, BETTY JEWEL! Also Screening, COMEDY. NOVELTY. GAZETTE. NEXT FRIDAY. 1- LON CHANEY, in ,- THE Lolf W^SO^ 1^ "NEW YORK." ' ■•■." ' THE A T R'"ii ONLY TWO NIGHTS MOReI 5' Australia's First Magnificent Super"FOß THE TESiM oV° n ' "FOR THE TERM OF 'FOR THE TERM OF HIS NATURAL LIFE." HIS NATURAL LIFE." HIS NATURAL LIFE." Starving Eva Novak, George Fißher, and ,„ __,„,£ Cast of 1000 Australians. 10 REELS—IT COMMENCES 8 SHARP. 'T<HE NATIONAL REPERTORY 1 THEATRE SOCIETY Will Present 'FIRST BLOOD/ 'FIRST BLOOD," "FIRST BLOOD," "FIRST BLOOD," "FIRST BLOOD," '-FIRST BLOOD," "FIRST BLOOD" "FIRST BLOOD," . "FIRST BLOOD," I , "FIRST BLOOD," [ ... . "FIRST BLOOD^" i A Play by Allan Monkhouse. j At the TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER. TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER: SATURDAY, 13th AUGUST, And on I 15th AND 16th AUGUST, .Box-Plan NOW OPEN at Tlie Bristol Piano Co, QESARONI Saturday Evening Popular rw ?°5 c»te. Direction: Chas. Begg and M)., Oito. A huge artistic success. Concert Studio, 262, Lambton quay (Hannah's mission Is. Tickets obtainable at Begg's, •Manners street, or at the Studios. rr.EE MAORI MISSION PARTY OF A ENTERTAINERS will present a Unique Programme of Hymns, Songs, Hakas, and other pleasing features in ST THOMAS'S HALL, NEWTOWN, on TUESDAY, 16th AUGUST, at-7.30 p.m. Admission Is. ."'-.•" ' "IJHIS WORLD . AND HIS WIFE" Have Just Become ■ " LOVERS," . But it's a long time since ROBERTSON'S J.R D ROBERTSON'S J.R.D' ROBERTSON'S J.R.D .;;/ : mmm •—-%«(Bj?Be-tfr<;4>eet distnjea.

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