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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 5, 6 July 1928, Page 2

13 13 • 13 13 13 13 13 13 - 13 13 13 :." 13 13 - 13- 13 13 Only the "Deacon" Knew Only the "Deacon" Knew What happened .it 13 -THIRTEEN 13 13 "THIRTEEN 13 U "THIRTEEN 13 13 ' "THIRTEEN 13 13 "THIRTEEN . 13 AVASHINGTON SQUARE." WASHINGTON SQUARE." WASHINGTON SQUARE" WASHINGTON SQUARE" Yet in that "empty" house there were th'Q people—stvaugo lights and weird shadows flitted here and there. i -FEAR CHILLED THE BONES OF ALL BUT THE "DEACON"- • You'll chuckle and "chill with thrills" at the PARAMOUNT ARAMOUNT (Courtenay place) TO-NIGHT, at 8 o'clock. PULL ORCHESTRAL MATINEE SATURDAY, at 2.30. A melodramatic mystery that will chain you to your seat—you'll chuckle while the cold chills rim up and down your spine. LEROY SCOTT'S Famous novel mado into a mystery thrill- i er and farce, comedy all in one. 13 , "THIRTEEN 13 13 "THIRTEEN 13 13 "THIRTEEN 13 13 "THIRTEEN 13 13 "T-HRTEEN 13 13 . "THIRTEEN 13 13 "THIRTEEN 13 13 "THIRTEEN ' 13 13 "THIRTEEN 13 13 "THIRTEEN 13 13 "THIRTEEN 13 13 ■ "THIRTEEN 13 13 "THIRTEEN ' 13 13 "THIRTEEN 13 13 "THIRTEEN 13 13 WASHINGTON SQUARE," 13 13 WASHINGTON SQUARE," 13 13 WASHINGTON SQUARE," 13 113 WASHINGTON SQUARE," 13 13 WASHINGTON SQUARE," 13 13 WASHINGTON SQUARE." 13 13 WASHINGTON SQUARE." 13 It will delight you—between shivering thrills and hearty laughs you'll enjoy this great entertainment. A MYSTERY DRAMA ' THAT WILL KEEP YOU GUESSING-A LOVE STORY THAT WILL HOLD YOUR SYMPATHY — A .. PLOT THAT REACHES AN - UNEXPECTED CLIMAX. Featuring JEAN HERSHOLT, ALICE JOYCE, GEORGE LEWIS, ZASU PITTS. The Most Unusual Picture of the Season. COMEDY, NEWS REEL. Thrilling Musical Score by ORCHESTRA PARAMOUNT. (Musi#al Director, Robt.. Caulton). Overture—"Russian- Dance" (Friml).;Entr'acte —"My Lady's Jester" (Liza' Lchmann). , BOX PLAN At The Bristol Piano Co., Utility Stationery Shop (next to the Theatre), or ring Theatre Telephone 21-842. CTRAND. ' . PTRAND." ~< ' A Fuller-Hayward Theatre, Tho Little Theatre with tho Big Attractions. Daily, 11 a.m.-lO p.m. SPAIN. All its beauty. ' All its boldness. All its merciless- heat. SPANISH. All its attraction to us. All its picturesqueness. All its voluptuousness. SPANIARDS. All their fire. All their charm. All their quaintness. AND, TO US; ALL THE HUMOUR OF THEM ARE TO BE FOUND— AND ENJOYED-IN "THE DOVE," "THE DOVE," "THE DOVE," "THE DOVE," DOVE," „ "THE DOVE," "THE DOVE," "THE DOVE," "THE DOVE/ "THE DOVE," A United Artists Picture. Recommended by the Censor aa being a Picture More Suitable for Adult Audiences, Joseph M. Schenck Presents NORMA TALMADGE ] NORMA TALMADGE NORMA TALMADGE NORMA TALMADGE NORMA TALMADGE NORMA TALMADGE As Dolores, The Dove (La Paloma), With NOAH BEERY NOAH BEERY Ad Don Jose Maria V Sandoval, And GILBERT ROLAND GILBERT ROLAND As Johnny Powell, the curly-headed ' boy from the U.S.A. BOX PLANS AT THEATRE. 'PHONE 43-855. Telephone Reserves kept till 7.55. FREE LIST SUSPENDED. QUALITY THEATRE, ISLAND BAY. Another Double-feature. De Luxe. No. I—Billy Sullivan in "THE GALLANT FOOL." With Jimmie Aubrey and Hazel D.cane. A Comedy-Drama of an adventurer who was a prince for a day. No. 2—The Screen's Greatest Dramatic Success. BILLIE DOVE In her Supreme Screen, Achievement, "THE MARRIAGE CLAUSE." A story that throws the searchlight on marriage and the stage. COMEDY AND NEWS. ISLAND BAY SCHOOL ALL-NATIONS FAIR. QPECIAL SCREENING at the QUALMS ITY THEATRE, ISLAND BAY, of "OLD SAN FRANCISCO." Lurid days preceding the Great Fire, and frenzied hours during and after it. MONDAY AND TUESDAY, Oth and 10th JULY.