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Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 55, 14 September 1928, Page 2

DESCRIBED BY THE BRITISH PRESS TO BE ''THE MOST REMARKABLE MYSTERY PRODUCTION SHOWN HERE IN MANY YEARS!" IT MUST BE SEEN TO BE . BELIEVED! . - ■ ' ■ IT. Commences /WEEK'S THEATRE, .TO-NIGHT, S. WUBEN'S THEATRE," TO-NIGHT, 8. MATINEE TO-MORROW, 2.30. Direct from its sensationally successful Auckland and Cliristchurch seasons. FOX FILMS' GREAT FOX'FILMS' GREAT SURPRISE PRODUCTION! SURPRISE PRODUCTION! Ten»e and Dramatic Story of a Great London Mystery. An amazing mystery story full o£ intrigue •nd thrills enacted in London, the world's ' greatest metropolis. IVOR NOVELLO IVOR NOVELLO IVOR NOVELLO IVOR NOVELLO IVOR NOVELLO IVOR NOVELLO IVOR NOVELLO IVOR NOVELLO In •THE LODGER." "THE LODGER." •"THE LODGER." "THE LODGER. "THE LODGER." "THE LODGER." "THE LODGER." "THE LODGER. "THE LODGER." "THE LODGER.' "THE LODGER." "THE LODGER/" "THE LODGER." "THE LODGER.' "THE LODGER." "THE LODGER." "THE LODGER." "THE LODGER. "THE LODGER." "THE LODGER.' "THE LODGER." "THE LODGER. "THE LODGER." "THIS LODGER.'. "THE LODGER." "THE LODGER. "THE LODGER." "THE LODGER. "THE LODGER." "THE LODGER. "THE LODGER." "THE LODGER.' Here's one that'll show you what holding your breath really means. All England was astounded at the novel. Link the story with a great cast, headed by England's most famous screen actor, "Ivor Novello," and a director who.is a master of mystery, and you have a photoplay that will LIVE ••• IN ■''■■■' THE" . . ; MEMORY! SECOND PICTURE! You've seen Tom many times before but j»n can't say that you've really seen him At his best until you' watch him ride to victory in this gripping story of *the Great West. , •HORSEMAN OF THE PLAINS." "HORSEMAN OF THE PLAINS." "HORSEMAN OF THE PLAINS." "HORSEMAN OF THE PLAINS." "HORSEMAN OF THE PLAINS." "HORSEMAN OF THE PLAINS." ' "With the Western "Ace." TOM MIX, . TOM MIX, TOM" MIX', TOM MIX, TOM MIX, • TOM MIX, "Tony" the WonderJiorse, and Cast of Hundreds. In Addition: QUEEN'S QUALITY ORCHESTRA (Paul T. Cullen, Mus. Dir.). BOOKING.—Box Plan at The Bristol. SHOR.TT'S . THEATRE, H O R ,T T ' S THEATRE. Continuous from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. COMMENCING TO-DAY. Another monster triple feature Programme. Two Big "Master Picture" Specials. RIN TIN TIN RIN TIN TJN RIN TIN TIN RIN TIN TIN In "A RACE FOR LIFE." • "A RACE' FOR LIFE." "A RACE- FOR LIFE.". "A RACE FOR LIFE." "A RACE FOR LIFE." tfooits Dog eaves Jockey's Life on Race Track. • Jfcrflls. 'i Thrills. Tlivills. '*[.', Second Attraction: '<■ REED HOWES REED HOWES REED HOWES In "LIGHTNING ROMANCE." "LIGHTNING ROMANCE." "LIGHTNING ROMANCE." "LIGHTNING ROMANCE." "LIGHTNING ROMANCE." Sixty miles an hour on a motor-cycle and then ;6ver a seventy-foot cliff. Third and- Special Attraction. ' Government Official Film of THE TASMAN FLIGHT, THE TASMAN FLIGHT, .THE TASMAN FLIGHT, Supporting Pictures include IATHE GAZETTE, AESOP FABLE, COMEDY. lor Reserves Telephone 41-219. Continuous from 11 a-m. . BRITANNIA THEATRE. RITANNIA THEATRE. : NOW SHOWING. William Fox. presents: A Picture that is literally jammed to the brim, with super-thrills, drama, and suspense, . "WINGS OF THE STORM;" "WINGS OF THK STORM," "WINGS OF THE STORM," "WINGS OF THE STORM," "WINGS OF THE STORM," A touching human drama of a girl, a man, «d a dog, featuring THUNDER, the dog sensation of the screen, with WILLIAM RUSSELL and VIRGINIA BROWN FAIRE. In Addition: LIONEL BARRYMORE . In "BROODING EYES," "BROODING EYES," "BROODING EYES," 'A gripping'mystery picture that 'will thrill '■ • - you. . ■ And COMEDY. NEWS. SCENIC. AR.TCRAFT THEATRE. ""■RTCRAFT THEATRE. TO-NIGHT. At 8. TO-NIGHT. ESTHER RALSTONNEIL HAMILTON. And Cast, in .:.. «teN .... "TEN." . "TEN MODERN COMMANDMENTS." MODERN COMMANDMENTS." MODERN COMMANDMENTS." Whirlwind .youth and its Ten Modern Commandments for love and happiness. Bee how they work out in this colourful story of back-stage life. Additional: THE LANDING OF THE SOUTHERN THE LANDING OF THE SOUTHERN CROSS AT CHRISTCHURCH. CROSS AT CHRISTCHURCH. A Selected Minor Programme. For Reservations Tel. 43-968, after 7 p.m. Please Note.—To-morrow's Matinee at IM. Tom Mix in "The Great K. and A. Train Robbery," and a splendid afterbooh's entertainment. EMPIRE THEATRE ISLAND BAY. MPIRE. THEATRE, ISLAND BAY. Grand Laugh Week. The Long and Short of Comedy. KARL DANE and .GEORGE X ARTHUR ' • ' "■■" ijy . . . -. 1—• ... - "CIRCUS ROOKIES." '■CIRCUS ' KOOIff ES." A circus of laughs'with "Circus Rookies." Karl Dave and (ioorge K. Arthur us the -mirth pilots. a"FLYING ROMEOS." "FLYING ROMEOS." WMfc Charlie Murray, and George Sidney. A aon-Btop flight of fun that will set; a M«r loDg distant record for laugh* fw Good Comedjfe