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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 126, 30 May 1928, Page 2

THE DE LUXE THEATRE. HE DE LUXE THEATRE. (The finest theatre under the Southern Cross.) TO-NIGHT! 8 (/clock. TO-NIGHT! "FRENCH DRESSING." "FRENCH DRESSING." "FRENCH DRESSING." "FRENCH DRESSING." "FRENCH DRESSING." "FRENCH DRESSING." "FRENCH DRESSING." "FRENCH DRESSING." "FRENCH DRESSING." "FRENCH DRESSING." "FRENCH DRESSING." 00-la-la! What a little French Dressing will do. It turned a Wallflower Wife into a dazzling Mademoiselle, and started a Scandal that was the Talk of Paris. Interpreted by a ': ' BRILLIANT CAST, INCLUDING H. B. WARNER, H. B. WARNER H.B.WARNER, H.B.WARNER (Of "Sorrell and Son"), LOIS WILSON, CLIVE BROOK, CLIVE BROOK. Additional: TOPICAL. BUDGET, SPARKLING COMEDY. ORCHESTRA DE LUXE . ' And MR. AARONS AT THE MIGHTY WURLITZER. j Box Plans at The Bristol Piano Co., Aitken's Book Arcade, or ring Theatre, 'phone 23-080. Bristol and Aitken's open till 8.30 p.m. every Friday evening. IF YOU THOUGHT THEY WERE FUNNY IN "ROOKIES," JUST SEE THIS RIOT OF FUN. BIG LAUGHTER PROGRAMME. Rah! Babies! Rah! Babies! Rah! Babies! NEVER BEFORE HAVE YOU REALLY LAUGHED— And this time you're going to screech. For chronic blues, melancholia, halitosis, or what you have, let Dane and Arthur gag dull care away, let them cast a bombshell of laughing gas into your dull life! Then don't fail to bring your income tax Teceipt along—it acts as a great reviver. AT DE LUXE THEATRE, E LUXE THEATRE. The Finest Theatre under the Southern Cross. COMMENCING NEXT FRIDAY, 8 o'clock; LAUGHTER MATINEE SATURDAY, 2.30/ A Metro-Goldwyii-Mayer Comedy, "BABY MINE," "BABY MINE," "baby mine,"' "bJby mine," "baby mine," • "BABY MINE." "BABY MINE," "BABY MINE," "baby minos," "baby mine," "baby mine," "baby mine," "baby Mine," "baby mine," "baby mine," "baby mine," "baby mine," "baby mine," "baby mine," "baby mine," . .. With : . . GEORGE K. ARTHUIf. GEORGE K. ARTHUR GEORGE K. ARTHUR GEORGE K. ARTHUR GEORGE K. ARTHUR And . KARL DANE. KARL DANE. KARL DANE. ' KARL DANE. KARL DANE. KARL DANE. How little they knew of soldiering Dane and Arthur demonstrated in "Rookies" to a world we.ak from laughter. They show that they know even less — and entertain you even more—when, as a couple of Sappy College Chappies, they fall heir to a couple ot squalling infants, in this film riot. Babies to the right of them! Babies to the left of them! And a thousand laughs all around them! Oh-h-h-h! What a Comedy. On the Same Programme, Another Hilarious Comedy, LUPINO LANE. LUPINO LANE. Lupiuo as a "Rookie" on the Force. "MONTY OF THE MOUNTEDS." "MONTY OF THE MOUNTEDS." Also, SCENIC and METRO NEWS.. ORCHESTRA DE LUXE And ■ MR'. EMANUEL AARONS AT THE WURLITZER. Box Plans at the Bristol Piano Co., Aitken's Book Arcade, or ring Theatre Tel. 23-080. . Bristol and | Aitken's open every Friday.Night till 8.30 for Bookings. Packed Houses are enthusiastically greeting the Laughter Festival At SHORT T' S THEA TR E. HOE T T ' S T H E AT R E. From 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily. LOUISE FAZENDA, CLYDE COOK, LOUISE FAZENDA, CLYDE COOK, In a cyclone on mirth and merriment, "SIMPLE SIS," "SIMPLE SIS," "SIMPLE SIS," . "SIMPLE SIS," The uproariously funny story of a lovesick laundry girl and a bashful truck driver. Second Jttreat Attraction. A Western that is far above the average, "STARLIGHT THE UNTAMED." "STARLIGHT THE UNTAMED." A forceful and fascinating story of Thrills! Romance! Adventure! Presents JACK PERRIN And his almost human dog, "Rex." SPLENDID SUPPORTS. Latest Pathe Gazette, 2-Reel Comedy, Cartoon. Ring Telephone 4L219 for Reserves. OUR THEATRE. NEWTOWN. ; UR THEATRE, NEWTOWN. TO-NIGHT, at 7.30. TWO MIGHTY ATTRACTIONS. ' No. 1— MILTON SILLS "■ ■ In ' "FRAMED." "FRAMED." "FRAMED." "FRAMED." Brilliant drama of a man who sought the glitter iof diamonds to forget the glitter of Paris Night Life. j No. 2—Dorothy Mackail, Jack Mulhall, In "JUST ANOTHER BLONDE." "JUST ANOTHER BLONDE." I The Liveliest Romance Ever! OUR ORCHESTRA. EMPIRE THEATRE, ISLAND BAY MPIRE THEATRE, ISLAND BAY. TO-NIGHT. 7.45. TO-NIGHT. FLORENCE VIDOR in "HONEYMOON HATE," "HONEYMOON HATE," A romantic, fast-moving comedy, with hubby and wife in a hubbub of hate for euch other and hilarity for you. {iniiri Snnnortinff Pi.oiuamnia.