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THE KING'S THEATRE. HE KING'S THEATRE. (Steamheated Throughout.) SENSATIONALLY SUCCESSFUL RUN OF "CHANG" TO BE CONTINUED. DIRECT FROM ITS EECORD-BREAK-ING REGENT SEASON! TO-NIGHT. 8 o'clock. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. S o'clock. TO-NIGHT. FULL ORCHESTRAL MATINEE TO-MOKROW, 2.30. _ IT MUST BITsEEN TO BE BELIEVED! Sensational Adventure—a Primitive Drainu that Tingles with Life—Love, and Thrills. From tho safety of tho Theatre seat, a trip on a thrill-lccmcd adventure. The critics of London, Paris, Berlin, New York, and now Melbourne, in addition to those of other cities, have made use of every superlative_ in an effort to give adequate praise to "Chang." The picture, the life of which has never been seen before, is deserving of the greatest praise. Its daring, its difference, its mirroring of life drama is. sensational. "CHANG." . "CHANG." "CHANO." "CHANG." "CHANG." "CHANG." "CHANG." "CHANG." ' "CHANG."- "CHANG." '•'CHANG." "CHANG." "CTTANG." "CIIANG." "CHANG." "CIIANG." "CHANG." • "CHANG." "CHANG.'' "CHANG." "CHANG." ' "CHANG." "CHANG." "CHANG." "CHANG." "CHANG." "CHANG." "CIIANG." "CHANG." • "CHANG." "CHANG." "CHANG." "CHANG." "CHANG." '•CHANG." "CIIANG." "CHANG." -CHANG." "CHANG." "CHANG." "CIIANG." "CHANG." "CHANG." "CHANG." "CHANG." ■ "CHANG." "CHANG." "CHANG." "CHANG." "CHANG." •''CHANG." "CHANG." "CHANG." "CHANG." "CHANG." "CHANG." , "CHANG." , "CHANG." 1 • "CHANG." "CHANG." "CHANG." '-CHANG." 1 "CHANG." "CHANG." "CHANG." "CHANG." "CHANG." "CHANG" "CHANG." "CIIANG." (Paramount Super Attraction:) Produced by Merian Cooper and Ernest B. Shocdsuck (Two Years in the Filming). Before the most ancient civilisation arose, before the first city in tho world was built, before man trod the earththen, as now, there stretched across yast spaces of farther Asia, a great green threatening mass of vegetation —the Jungle. Then, as now, man hacked his way in the jungle, defying Nature,,braving, the dangers of the wild beasts. Time and again, fields, towna, great Empires were hacked out of the Jungle. They arc forgotten. Always the Jungle rose in wrath and swallowed them. Such is the tale o£ "Chang." A story of man's fight for existence, a fight that is life itself, stark, real, almost unbelievable. "CHANG!" ." MIGHTY "CHANG!" "CHANG!" MIGHTY "CHANG!" "CHANG!" MIGHTY "CHANG!" "CHANG!" MIGHTY "CHANG!" SUPPORTING PROGRAMME Includes GAZETTE, SCENIC, COMEDY. In addition: KING'S SELECT ORCHESTRA (A. H. Jerome, Mus. Dir.). In Specially Arranged Score. BOOKING.—Box Plan at Bristol until .> p.m. Daily; at Theatre from 6 p.m., or Ring Tel. 22-212 for Reservations. O H 0 R TT ' S .. . TH E. ATft E. OH'OETI.'S • THEATRE. Continuous from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. TO-DAY'S GIGANTIC NEW PROGRAMME. Screening for the First Time in Wellington the Picture That Has Attracted Record Attendances Throughout Australia. SHIRLEY MASON & RICHARD ARLEN .SHIRLEY MASON & RICHARD ARLEN SHIRLEY MASON & RICHARD ARLEIf SHIRLEY MASON & RICHARD ARLEN SHIRLEY MASON & RICHARD ARLEN In "SALLY IN OUR ALLEY." ' " SALLY IN OUR ALLEY." " SALLY- IN OUR ALLEY." " SALLY IN OUR ALLEY." " SALLY IN OUR ALLEY." " SALLY IN OUR ALLEY." A sparkling romance in a piquant modem setting of tenements and high society. " SALLY IN OUR ALLEY." "SALLY IN OUR ALLEY." "SiLLY IN OUR ALLEY." " SALLY IN OUR ALLEY." Laughter and heartache, humour, and pathos. You'll find them all in this appealingly human story. SECOND BIG ATTRACTION: BUFFALO BILL, JUNIOR, BUFFALO BILL, JUNIOR, BUFFALO BILL, JUNIOR, In "HARD-HITTING HAMILTON." "HARD-HITTING HAMILTON." "HARD-HITTING HAMILTON." A picture that will keep you on the edge of your chair from start to finish. The story of life on a cattle ranch. Supporting Pictures Include Latest Pathe Gazette, Comedy, and Cartoon. For Reserves, Telephone 41-219. KILBIRNIE KINEMA. ILBIRNIE KINEMA. KILBIRNIE KINEMA. i (Near Kilbirnie P. 0.) j Direction J. O. Williamson Films. : GRAND OPENING I GRAND OPENING I GRAND OPENING I GRAND OPENING GRAND OPENING 1 GRAND OPENING WEDNESDAY NEXT, WEDNESDAY NEXT, WEDNESDAY NEXT, I WEDNESDAY NEXT, WEDNESDAY NEXT, WEDNESDAY NEXT, 11th JULY, AT 8 P.M. THE KILBIRNIE KINEMA, when it swings its massive doors open to the residents of this delightful suburb, a complcte> up-to-date, palatial Theatre will offer an entertainment unprecedented in any suburban house in tho Dominion. THE MANAGEMENT do not stop at a distinctive Theatre, exquisitely furnished. They have literally ransacked the world's film markets to gather an entertainment befitting this great house. THREE DISTINCT CHANGES OF THREE DISTINCT CHANGES OF THREE DISTINCT CHANGES OF PROGRAMME WEEKLY PROGRAMME WEEKLY - PROGRAMME WEEKLY " Will bo tho policy of this theatre, double features and (super specials being screened in conjunction with strong supports. Watch for Future Announcements. JJACE BALL (1028) — ADELPHI CABARET, NEXT WEDNESDAY. THE SOCIAL GATHERING TOMORROW EVENING will be held in the Turarim Tramping Club Hall, corner Wakcfickl and Tory streets, instead of the 1.0.0. F. Rooms as previously intended. FRANK R. CURTIS, Social Secretary, Cyclists' Touring Club. A SHOW of Brilliance and Splendour— 1928 RACE BALL. Adolphi Cabaret, next Wednesday.