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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 55, 13 September 1928, Page 2

PARAMOUNT. ARAMOUNT. Courtenay place. FINAL SCREENING. TO-NIGHT, AT S O'CLOCK. TWO EXCEPTIONAL ATTRACTIONS, Headed by "BEAU SABREUR," "BEAU SABREUR." "BEAU SABREUR," Adapted from Sir Percival \Vren's great story and produced on the'same sweeping scale as "Beau Geste.'' With GARY COOPER. EVELYN BRENT, NOAH BEERY, WILLIAM POWELL. Also, The screen adaptation of 1-crcy Marks's sensational novel of college life, "THE PLASTIC AGE," "THE PLASTIC AGE," Featuring CLARA BOW. ORCHESTRA PARAMOUNT. (Musical Director, Robt. Caulton). J. BOX PLAN At The Bristol Piano Co., Utility Stationery Shop (next Theatre), or Ring Theatre, Telephone 21-842. Any picture in which the man who played Captain Flagg is allowed plenty of range is certain to be a hearty affair, and "A GIRL IN EVERY PORT" "A GIRL IN EVERY PORT" "A GIRL IN EVERY PORT" "A GIRL IN EVERY PORT" Just that and even move. PARAMOUNT THEATRE, ARAMOUNT THEATRE, Courtenay place. COMMENCING TO-MORROW NIGHT. Again the Captain Flagg of "What Price Glory" offers the standard, of acting achieved in that famous picture, VICTOR M'LACLEN VICTOR M'LAGLEN VICTOR M'LAGLEN VICTOR M'LAGLEN VICTOR M'LAGLEN VICTOR M'LAGLEN hi the glamorous adventures of roving Lothario, who fought and loved his way | through the ports of the seven seas. '£A GIRL IN EVERY PORT." "A GIRL IN EVERY PORT." "A GIRL IN EVERY PORT." "A GIRL IN EVERY PORT." "A GIRL IN EVERY PORT." "A GIRL IN EVERY PORT." "A GIRL IN EVERY PORT." "A GIRL IN EVERY PORT." "A GIRL IN EVERY PORT." "A GIRL IN EVERY PORT." "A GIRL IN EVERY PORT." "A GIRL IN EVERY PORT." t "A GIRL IN EVERY PORT." ' "A GIRL IN EVERY PORT." | "A GIRL IN EVERY PORT." ! "A GIRL IN EVERY PORT." "A GIRL IN EVERY PORT."' "A GIRL IN EVERY PORT." "A GIRL IN EVERY PORT. 5' "A GIRL IN EVERY PORT." "A GIRL IN EVERY PORT." A delightful comedy romance of a saitar who at every port had a deuce of a tiroe with the girls. HE FOUGHT MEN AND LOVED WOMEN WITH EQUAL INTENSITY. And he subdued a brown policeman, of Panama and the Apaches of Marseilles with the same ease with which he conquered the hearts of the dark-skinned rjirls of Rio and the golden-haired beaaaties of Holland. NOTE. —This picture is recomtr^ended more especially for adult audiences., But just as ho did in "What Price Gflory," M'Laglen puts over things which other men would be afraid to tackle, and as he did in that other picture he coinies away clear. BOX PLAN now open at.the Bristol Piano Co. and the Utility Stationery Shop, next theatre. SHORT T ' S T H EATS E. HOBIT'S IHBATEE. Continuous from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. SHOWING AT ALL SESSIONS, Government Official Film of THE TASMAN FLIGHT, THE TASMAN FLIGHT, THE TASMAN FLIGHT, • THE TASMAN FLIGHT, THE TASMAN FLIGHT, Showing every detail of the landing, the heroes of the flight, etc. Also The Best and Brightest Programme in Wellington. Master Pictures present a mighty and fascinating screen classic, "THE SILVER SLAVE," "THE SILVER SLAVE," A Drama of captivating interest, a story of thrilling intrigue, presents IRENE RICH, IRENE RICH, Supported by an all-star cast. No. 2 Attraction: A splendid "Western" with a maximum of thrills, romance, and adventure, "FAST AND FEARLESS." "FAST AND FEARLESS." Featuring the intrepid horseman, BUFFALO BILL JUNIOR. Excellent Supports. Excellent Supports. Commencing Friday, RTN TIN TIN In the greatest success of his career, "A RACE FOR LIFE." SEASIDE PICTURES, LYALL BAY. . TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. At 7.45 o'clock. Special Programme. '■KNOCK-OUT REILLY." Starring Richard Dix, with Mary Brian and Jack Renault. A Smashing tale of a good-looking young steel worker who becomes the world's champion prize-fighter, with love going strong as the final bell rings! You'll just grip your seats with excitement when you see "Knock-out Reilly." Also, THE ARRIVAL OF SOUTHERN CROSS AT CHRISTCHURCH. See Kingsford Smith's wonderful flight across the Tasman. The Second Collegians will also be screened. Good Supports. Seaside Orchestra. Tel. 24-318. Coming Sat., Colleen Moore in "Her Wild Oat," Jack Holt in "The Mysterious Rider," by Zane Grey. EMPIRE THEATRE ISLAND BAY MPIRE THEATRE. ISLAND BAY. Grand Double-Feature Programme. TO-NIGHT AND THURSDAY ONLY. . W. C. FIELDS CHESTER CONKLIN 111 7 "FOOLS FOR LUCK." Revelling in Luck and Laughter, this irresistible comedy couple have a cure for all blues. "EMPTY HEARTS," With CLARA BOW, JOHN BOWERS, AND CHARLIE MURRAY. Special Supporting Attraction. Kingsford Smith's great, flight from Australia to New Zealand. First release of all the latest scenes. JUMBLE SALE. JUMBLE SALE. T^MPIRE HALL (corner Cuba and Ar-■*-J thur streets), TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) EVENING, 14th September, at 7.30. Large Assortment of Clean, Useful Coods on Sale.