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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 147, 23 June 1928, Page 4

TV® LUXE THEATRE. • L'E LUXE THEATRE. (The Finest Theatre under the Southern Cross.) HEATED NIGHTLY FOR.YOUR' COMFORT. TO-NIGHT-8 O'CLOCK-TO-NIGHT. A Comedy that will make your hair stand on end, while you laugh until you're weak. A Universal Special Attraction. Adorable LAURA LA PLANTE LAURA LA PLANTE LAURA LA PLANTE LAURA LA PLANTE LAURA LA PLANTE LAURA LA PLANTE. 1 LAURA LA PLANTE LAURA LA PLANTE"' LAURA LA PLANTE LAURA LA. PLANTE ' In a Roaring, Tearing, Army Farce. You Enjoyed "ROOKIES." Don't miss seeing • "FINDERS KEEPERS." "FINDERS KEEPERS." "FINDERS KEEPERS." "FINDERS KEEPERS." "FINDERS KEEPERS." "FINDERS KEEPERS." "FINDERS KEEPERS." . . "FINDERS KEEPERS." '•'FINDERS KEEPERS." •" "FINDERS KEEPERS." 'TINDERS KEEPERS." She found a cute little army roaming around, and she tried to keep it! What a time fascinating Laura had getting her self engaged to most of the regiment! There's joy and action and excitement and fun with Laura leading the soldiers a gay dance. You'll have the time of your life watching her! Don't miss this, story of , Laura and her little army. Supporting Programme Gigantic Includes ' CARTOON, "THE 'OLE SWIMMING 'OLE," , INTERNATIONAL NEWS. ORCHESTRA DE LUXE. Overture—"Melodious Memories." Entr'acte—"Cortege dv Serdare" (from . theiCaucasian, Sketches). Mr. Aarons at the Mighty Wurlitzer will Play— . (a) "Coronach" (a Highland Lament). (b) "Till the Sands of the Desert." BOX PLANS at The-Bristol Piano Co , Aitken's Book Arcade, or ring Theatre, Telephone 23-080. T)E LUXE THEATRE. •^E LUXE1 * , ( THEATRE. FRIDAY NEXT. FRIDAY NEXT 29th. JUNE. , ' ' IT'S OUT. • IT'S OUT. IT'S OUT. IT'S*bUT. IT'S OUT. EVERYBODY'S TALKING HELEN! EVERYBODY'S TALKING HELEN! EVERYBODY'S TALKING HELEN! EVERYBODY'S TALKING HELEN! EVERYBODY'S TALKING HELEN! SHE LIVED AWAY BACK IN B.C. : . ', ... . : BUT ■•■ .;■ '•• ■ • SHE HAD A STYLE THAT WAS A.D.COULD SHE^-WOULD SHE—DID SHE LOVE, AND HOW? SHE'HAD A STYLE OF HER OWN THAT THE MOST MODERN FLAP- ' PERS CALL PERF E C T , TAKE A PEEP INTO THE PRIVATE LIFE OF THE PRIVATE LIFE OF THE PRIVATE LIFE OF THE PRIVATE LIFE OF HELEN OF TROY . HELEN OF TROY HELEN OF TROY • HELEN OF TROY HELEN OF TROY V HELEN OF TROY HELEN OF TROY > '.' ' HELEN OF TROY HELEN OF TROY HELEN OF TROY HELEN OF TROY , HELEN OF TROY HELEN OF TROY HELEN OF TROY * HELEN OF TROY HELEN OF TROY HELEN OF TROY HELEN OF TROY HELEN OF TROY . HELEN OF TROY HELEN OF TROY ' HELEN OF TROY HELEN OF TROY HELEN OF TROY HELEN OF TROY . HELEN OF TROY HELEN OF TROY HELEN OF TROY HELEN OF TROY HELEN OF TROY HELEN OF. TROY HELEN OF TROY HELEN OF TROY ' HELEN OF TROY HELEN OF TROY HELEN OF TROY HELEN OF TROY HELEN OF TROY HELEN OF TROY ■'''•■' ' . • . ' A First National Picture. LEWIS STONE. MARIA CORDA. RICARDO CORTEZ. It gives you a peep into the past, . tells you all about, the loves of the first flippant flapper. You'll giggle • at her wisdom and gasp at her —LOVE AFFAIRS.— : READ WHAT THE CRITICS'SAY. "We haven't had so much fun in a long time." —"Herald." "It's a mighty delicious \ affair." — "Film Daily." . "You won't go wrong if you spend your pennies for a good time at 'Helen of Troy.'"—"Telegraphi" IT IS SIMPLY HYSTERICAL. ■ LAUGHS! LAUGHS! LAUGHS! „..-. - LAUGHS! empire theatre. i.-land bax : Empire theatre, island bay. Metro-Goldwyn. Special Week. 1— JACKIE COOGAN In "THE BUGLE CALL." "THE BUGLE CALL." i Heart throbs and pathos on flaming frontiers of the old West, when Red Men roamed the plains and death was abroad. ; . : by night. 2- TIM M'COY' In "THE LAW OF THE RANGE." . "THE LAW OP-THE RANGE." Red-blooded romance —in Texas in the roaring '80's —when justice was on the sideof the man who pulled the trigger first. 3.—M.G.-M. Comedy, "The Battle of the Century." 4. —Your last chance to see and vote for the babies. Don't miss this last chance. It's worth it.