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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 122, 25 May 1928, Page 2

JOHN GILBERT'S BRILLIANT JOHN GILBERT'S BRILLIANT SUCCESSOR TO SUCCESSOR TO" "THE MERRY AVIDOW"! "THE MERRY WIDOW"! ■ / He brings all the reckless courage o£ "Jim Apperfidn," iii "The Uig Parade," all the. fire o£ "Bardelys," and all the romantic appeal o£ "Prince Danilo" in "The Merry Widow," into his latest stirring starring vehicle. THE KING'S THEATRE, . HE KING'S THEATRE, Dixon street. TO-NIGHT 8 o'clock TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT 8 o'clock TO-NIGHT FULL ORCHESTRAL MATINEE' ■- ... TO-MORROW, 2.30. From the celebrated stage play by William' Anthony M'Giiire—acknowledged the most sensational adventure-drama of modern times. JOHN GILBERT JOHN GILBERT JOHN GILBERT JOHN GILBERT • JOHN GILBERT JOHN GILBERT JOHN GILBERT JOHN GILBERT JOHN GILBERT JOHN GILBERT IU • - I "TWELVE MILES OUT" "TWELVE MILES OUT" "TWELVE MILES OUT." "TWELVE MILES OUT." " TWELVE MILES - OUT." "TWELVE MILES OUT." ." TWELVE MILES OUT." "TWELVE- MILES OUT." "TWELVE MILES OUT." "TWELVE MILES OUT." "TWELVE MILES OUT." "TWELVE MILES OUT." "TWELVE' MILES OUT." "TWELVE MILES OUT." " TWELVE ' MILES OUT." • ." TWELVE MILES OUT." I "TWELVE MILES OUT." , "TWELVE MILES OUT." . "TWELVE MILES OUT." "TWELVE MILES OUT," A BREATH-TAKING DRAMA OF THE ':■ BUCCANEERS OF TO-DAY! A powerful drama of romance, of deathdefying adventure on the high seas, and love never to be forgotten. You'll thrill to this stirring and graphic story of modern soldiers of fortune —gentlemen adventurers —the most unique and exciting piece of entertainment in years— lavishly produced—a memorable performance by John Gilbert—talented acting by entire cast. JOAN CRAWFORD, -■•..' JOAN CRAWFORD, ERNEST TORRENCE, .. ERNEST TORRENCE, DOROTHY SEBASTIAN, '.■"•.■; . DOROTHY SEBASTIAN, : • " ,A"d Many Other Favourites. A METRO-GOLDWYN SPECIAL ATTRACTION! In Support: COMEDY, N.Z". SCENIC, METRO NEWS FILM. together with an excellent programme of incidental music by KING'S SELECT ORCHESTRA ..." . , 'KING'S SELECT ORCHESTRA . ; (A. H. Jerome, Mus. Dir.j Overture: "The Beautiful' Galathea" ■ (Siipp'e).' .■■..:.■..■ .".'::; ' Entr'acte: "Parade of the Tin Soldiers" (Jessel). BOOKING.-Box Plan at Bristol until 5 p.m. daily, at Theatre from 6 p.m., or ring Tel. 22-212 for Reservations. ESTHER RALSTON IN COMEDYRICHARD DIX IN DRAMA ..ON THE ONE BIG BILL! " :■;"-■ pE GEN T. Xil E G" E N T. . (The Theatre Beautiful). '<■■'■ - .TO-NIGHT, "at" 8 SII \RP MATINEES DAILY", 2 15 I* M SPECIAL NOTE.—The" Regent' is now Completely Steam-heated Throughout, making it cosy and warm for the winter Nights. c PARAMOUNT PARAMOUNT Presents ". : ESTHER RALSTON : ;'.-.'• ESTHER RALSTON ESTHER RALSTON ESTHER RALSTON ESTHER RALSTON ESTHER RALSTON ESTHER RALSTON n ESTHER RALSTON (Bewitching Blonde Comedienne) " ,' ■ "In " LOVE "LOVE "LOVE ' "LOVE "LOVE "LOVE • "LOVE And • " » LEARN." LEARN." LEARN." LEARN." LEARN." LEARN." ■■'■■•". LEARN." ' It'sthe funniest thing we've been fortunate enough to get for a long time. All about a girl who falls in love with the Judge who puts her in gaol, and—but in the name of hysterics, come, and-see it! And, on the same bill, RICHARD DIX, o ".. RICHARD DIX, RICHARD DIX; ; ; RICHARD DIX, In His Most Dynamic Role, ■ - "the gay defender." ;the gay defender." "the gay defender." "the gay defender." Heroic, Romantic Exploits—Wonderful Romance! BOOK^rO^SsI)L- TEL:^ Q^piiliA«ii "CORPORAL KATE," ' A Photoplay D e Luxe. No 2- Peter B. Kyne's "THE LION AND THE LAMB " Pietunsed as "The Rawhide' Kid," it's one big roar of laughter. fJAIETY PALAIS DE DANSE PALAIS DE DANSB ■ 88, Abel Smith street. Dancing until Midnight. Ladies Is Od, Gents 2s. ' : Music by HARRY AVERY'B JAZZ FIVE. THE SHETLAND SOCIETY will hold a x GREAT HISTORIC CELEBRATION, TO-MORROW (Saturday), 20th MAY, 7.45 p.m., in New Century Hall, Kent terrace. Ancient Historic Lecture and exhibition of a Sea-roving Shetland Galley and Crew. All sons and daughters of Scotland interested in history invited to attend. The Patron of the Society, Sir Robert Stout, will 'address the meeting. Admission: Gouts 2s, Ladies Is (id. JOHN T. REID,' I Hon. Secretary.