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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 51, 7 September 1928, Page 2

Entirely Now Programme. TWO BIG ATTRACTIONS. MATINEES DAILY, 2.30. MATINEES DAILY, 2.30. MATINEES DAILY, 2.30. MATINEES DAILY, 2.30. Attraction No. 1— A SPARKLING COMEDY. You're on the screen. So's Mum, Dad, and all the Family. See yourself and the rest of the family in Marion Davios's latest hurricane of laughter, "THE PATSY." Attraction No. 2— Second and Final Week, PRINCESS TE PUEA'S MAORI MAIDS AND WARRIORS In a Complete Change of Programme. ■SECOND WEEK. SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT. ENTIRELY NEW PROGRAMME. Singing Pois—Love Songs—War Cries— Hakas—Ancestral Chants. EVEN MORE SPECTACULAR! DE LUXE THEATRE. E LUXE THEATRE. MATINEES EACH DAY FOR ANOTHER WEEK. DAILY, 2.30. DAILY, 2.30. DAILY, 2.30. DAILY, 2.30. DAILY, 2.30. DAILY, 2.30. NIGHTLY, S o'alock. A Metro-Goldwyn Mayer Comedy De Luxe. A Romantic Cumcdy Hit for all Classes. The Screen's Greatest Comedienne, MARION DAVIES, MARION DAVIES, MARION DAVIES, MARION DA VIES, MARION DA VIES, MARION DAVIKS, MAR.IOF NAVIES, MARION DA VIES, MARION DAVIES, MARION DAVIES, MARION DAVIES, MARION DAVIES, MARION DAVIES, in "THE PATSY." -THE PATSY." "THE PATSY." "Tin!! PATSY." "THE PATSY." "THE PATSY." 'THE PATSY." "THE PATSY." "THE PATSY." "THE PATSY." "THE PATSY." "THE PATSY." 'THE PATSY." "THE PATSY." "THE PATSY." "THE PATSY." "THE PATSY." "THE PATSY." "THE PATSY." "THE PATSY." "THE PATSY." "THE PATSY." "THE PATSY." "THE PATSY." "THE PATSY." "THE'PATSY." "TIIE PATSY." "THE PATSY." "THE PATSY." "THE PATSY." You'll see that great national institution, "the average family," brought to the screen for your delight and entertainment. APPEARING AT MATINEE SESSIONS APPEARING AT MATINEE SESSIONS APPEARING AT MATINEE SESSIONS ' As Well as Nightly. As Well as Nightly Wellington takes to its licart PRINCESS TB PUEA PRINCESS TE PUEA PRINCESS TE PUEA PRINCESS TE PUEA PRINCESS TE PUEA AND HER MAORI AND HER MAORI AND HER MAORI AND HER MAORI ; AND HER MAORI MAIDS AND WARRIORS. . MAIDS AND WARRIORS. MAIDS AND WARRIORS. MAIDS AND WARRIORS. MAIDS AND WARRIORS. Princess Tc Plica's Maori Maids and Warriors have won all hearts with their consummate artistry—their rhythmic poi dances, haunting melodies, blood-curdling war cries, amazing hakas—and, above all, their Maori charm and dignity. Overture—'''Hungarian Fantasia" ■ (Armand Vecsey) Mr. Anrons at the Mighty Wurlitzer will play "My Blue Ridge Mountain Home" (C. J. Robison) Bos Plans at Bristol Piano Co., Aitken's Book Arcade, or ring Theatre 23-080. "REGENT. -"EGENT. (The Theatre Beautiful.) TO-NIGHT! All. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! At 8. TO-NIGHT! A SCREEN EVENT. Scotland's Famous Comedian, and one of the most noted personalities in the world to-day. SIR HARRY LAUDER SIR HARRY LAUDER SIR HARRY LAUDER SIR HARRY LAUDER SIR HARRY LAUDER Makes his First Appearance on the Silver Sheet in an ALL-BRITISH PRODUCTION Of JOHN BUCHAN'S FAMOUS SCOTTISH NOVEL, "HUNTING TOWER" "HUNTING TOWER" "HUNTING TOWER" (A Paramount Picture), With VERA VORONINA, The Famous Russian Beauty, and considered by connoisseurs to bu the acme of feminine perfection. SIR HARRY LAUDER In the congenial part of a Glasgow greengrocer, who went to the rescue of a Princess in distress. . A modern story set amid the beauties of Scotland (the land of the purple heather). On the Same Programme: THE HEENEY-TUNNEY FIGHT. THE HEENEY-TUNNEY FIGHT. And To-night ARTHUR ALDRIDGE, ARTHUR ALDRIDGE, THE GOLDEN-VOICED TENOR (Late of the Carl Rosa and Boston Grand Opera Cos.), In an Exotic Vocal Fantasy, "BYGONE MELODIES," "BYGONE MELODIES," In which this delightful artist introduces, amongst other numbers, the famous aria from "Pagliacei," "ON WITH THE MOTLEY," "ON WITH THE MOTLEY," Climaxing the great sctna with "SPRING IS RETURNING," A NOVEL SETTING, in which a bevy of Arcadian Maidens lend an Old-world Atmosphere. The Incidental .Dances by Miss Kathleen O'Brien's Regent Operatic Corps de Ballet. THE REGENT OPERATIC ORCHESTRA. PLAN at THEATRE and BRISTOL. Tel. 44-144 for Reservations, retained till 7.45. KILBIRNIE KIN EM A. ILBIRNIE KINEMA. TO-NIGHT, AT 8 O'CLOCK. TWO SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS. RUDOLPH CHILDKRAUT And GLADYS BROCKWELL In "THE COUNTRY DOCTOR" And DOROTHY GISH In "TIP TOES." SATURDAY MATINEE: TOM MIX In "THE LAST TRAIL" (Zane Grey's Great Western). Plan, at Confectioner's (next Theatre)Tel, 14-202.