A' TJff BN' f- T H EATRE, wU'frß-'N ' S.. ;x H; EATR. E, ■, Ciiba street. (The1 Cosiest'1 House" in Town.) COMMENCING TO-NIGHT, AT S. COMMENCING1 TO-NIGHT, AT 8. BIG MATINEE TO-MORROW. -." A Skyqtiake of Fun and Thrills when these . two iLaugh-birds take the Air! . WALLACE BEERY c WALLACE BEERY , WALLACE BEERY WALLACE BEERY AVALLACE BEERY AVALLACE BEERY AVALLACE BEERY WALLACE BEERY RAYMOND HATTON , RAYMOND HATTON ' , 'RAYMOND HATTON ." . RAYMOND HATTON. RAYMOND HATTON RAYMOND HATTON RAYMOND HATTON RAYMOND HATTON la the Paramount Hilarity Production, "NOW WE'RE IN THE AIR!" "NOW WE'RE IN THE AIR!" "NOW WE'RE IN THE AIR!" ■■'■'• "NOW WE'RE IN.THE AIR!" ' ■: • "NOW WE'RE IN THE AIR!" • ■■■' "NOW WE'RE IN THE AIR!" : "NOW WE'RE IN THE AIR!" "NOW WE'RE IN THE AIR!" - "NOW WE'RE IN THE AIR!" * "NOW WE'RE IN THE AIR!" "NOW WE'RE IN THE AIR!" "NOW WE'RE IN THE AIR!" "NOW WE'RE IN THE, AIR!" <rNOW WE'RE IN THE AIR!" ■ . "NOW WE'RE IN THE AIR!" ■'-■■■•• "NOW WE'RE IN THE AIR!" • ■'"■ "NOW WE'RE IN THE AIR!" -■• "NOAV WE'RE IN THE AIR!" "NOAV AVE'RE IN THE AIR!" Two dizzy airmen in an uproarious enter- j tainment of nose dives and nonsense. A comedy bombshell completing the trioJogy portraying the twins of mirth in a war setting—"Behind the Front," "We're in the Navy Now," and "Now We're, in the Air." . • . v IN ADDITION: A Picture of Absorbing Interest and Suspense, showing Woman's Eternal Struggle for Youth and Beauty— "SLAVES OF BEAUTY." \ "SLAVES OF BEAUTY." "SLAVES OF BEAUTY." "SLAVES OF BEAUTY." • ' "SLAVES OF BEAUTY." "SLAVES OF BEAUTY," ''SLAVES OF BEAUTY." "SLAVES OF BEAUTY'" laughs, Thrills, Suspense, in a Picture that will Chase the Glooms. Starring MARGARET LIVINGSTON, MARGARET. LIVINGSTON, RICHARD WALLING, RICHARD WALLING, With a Big Cast in Support. • .BOOKING.—Bos. Plan at Bristol; or Ring Theatre (Tel. 22-331) for Reservations. BRITANNIA' Continuous BITANNIA from 11 a.m. NOW SHOWING: JOHNNY HINES 9"! '" JOHNNY HINES "; in ".' ; " "HOME-MADE" Home-made '■■ laughs, "HOME-MADE" home-made thrills, home-"HOME-MADE" made romance, all "HOME-MADE" mixed into a Comedy "HOME-MADE" Cocktail. A feast of "HOME-MADE" fun, flavoured with "HOME-MADE" SPEED! SPICE! "HOME-MADE" SUSPENSE! 'v .•'..." ' - :-, ■ In Addition: - BESSIE LOVE : BESSIE LOVE '■-."'■■ '' '" '" In" , 'x ,'■; •■;.: "A HARP IN HOCK/i '.. ;.-. . "A HARP IN HOCK." - "A HARP IN HOCK."' ' "A HARP IN HOCK." \ "A HARP IN HOCK." "A HARP IN HOCK.'V I'A HARP IN HOCK." "A HARP IN HOCK." "A HARP IN HOCK." A bewitclting story o£ life and humble love in the Ghetto. A pictuie you ;;:/.:r, ;*:\V. wiU/.enjoy. .■.•■... Also, ' GAZETTE, v COMEDY, SCENIC. SHORTT"S T.HE AT RE. HOETI'S THEATRE. -.■ Continuous from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Master" Pictures present, for the first "'■'■' '. time in Wellington, LOUISE FAZENDA, CLYDE COOK, LOUISE FAZENDA, CLYDE COOK, The scream of all comedy teams, in a picture that teems with screams, SIS." "SIMPLE SIS"," No words can describe the rush of bubbling mirth created by.the amazing Faz,enda and'the droll Cook. See it! ; You'll enjoy every minute of it. If s a '• - ' " scream! . Also, " JACK PERRIN, ' JACK PERRIN, JACK PERRIN, JACK PERRIN, His Wonder Horse STARLIGHT and tie almost human dog REX, in "STARLIGHT THE UNTAMED." ■■:■. "STARLIGHT THE UNTAMED." Starlight ranging with the herd, a mag- : nificent steed that no man could call his own. :' PATHfTGAZETTE, AESOP.FABLE, And a Two-reel, COMEDY, Complete a programme that will appeal to all. , A BAFFLING THRILLING MYSTERY! A BAFFLING THRILLING MYSTERY! AR T C R A F T •.■•■" T H E A T R B. R T C R A F T THEATRE. "TO-NIGHT At 8 ■ TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT At 8 TO-NIGHT "WHISPERING WIRES." "WHISPERING WIRES."1 "WHISPERING WIRES." "WHISPERING WIRES," "WHISPERING WIRES." "WHISPERIIn'G WIRES." A mansion of horrors! Mysterious doors, strange panels, and whispering wires. A demented criminal in the basement, work- .. ing"^feverishly with his instruments of death; His victim answers the telephone at the stroke of midnight—A blinding flash from the receiver—Murder! . ANITA STEWART, ED. BURNS, Arid a host of others, ; In ■ The Mysterious Comedy-Drama, '.'WHISPERING AVIHES." "WHISPERING AVIRES." Additional:' ".."' .Excellent Supporting Programme. ■• 7 ' For - Reservations Telephone ■ '43-968 after 7 p;rii." ■ •"• • _i-i_^__ '— : — _ | HAVE YOU HEARD THE LATEST GRAMOPHONE RECORDS? ORATORIO, Operatic, Ballads, Lyrics, Sings, Waltzes, Fox Trots, Marchesall the latest compositions and popular X j, will be found in comprehensiveness at. the Bristol Piano Co., Ltd., Wellington. Every, mail brings fresh consignments of delightful records, several of which should be immediately added to your personal .collection, , Keep up with the times—let your friends hear all the latest when they call, HIS MASTER'S VOICE MBTRONOLA COLUMBU : GRAMOPHONES from £3. Easy Terms ol Payment THE BRISTOL PIANO CO., LTD., LAMBTON QUAY, ' .WELLINGTON, j
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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 122, 25 May 1928, Page 2
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