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

FOR EVERY GIRL IN PORT There should be a BOY willing to - take her to "A GIRL IN EVERY PORT." "A GIRL IN EVERY PORT." '•A GIRL IN EVERY PORT.". It's Great Fun At PARAMOUNT, ■ARAMOUNT, Courtcnay place, TO-NIGHT, at 8 o'clock. FULL ORCHESTRAL MATINEE, SATURDAY at 2.80. The Huvdboiled Captain Flagg, of '•What Price Glory," VICTOR M'LAGLEN'S VICTOR M'LAGLEN'S VICTOR M'LAGLEN'S. VICTOR M'LAGLEN'S VICTOR M'LAGLEN'S VICTOR M'LAGLEN'S Latest essay in the art of story-telling is one of the most absolutely enjoyable pictures ever shown. THE TWO SWASHBUCKLING PRINCIPALS, Victor M'Laglen and Robert Armstrong, TAKE THIS COMEDY SHIP, MAKE HER DANCE ADROITLY FROM THE BILLOWY WAVE ONE OF LAUGHTER TO THE CASCADING CHUCKLE OF ANOTHER—IN FACT, MAKE HER DO EVERYTHING FROM THE STANDPOINT OF ROLLICKING ENTERTAINMENT BUT TURN OVER A SOMERSAULT IN MID-OCEAN. They endow their parts with the real flesh and blood of human beings. You're one with them all the time. "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." "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." Supported by LOUISE BROOKS LOUISE BROOKS At her loveliest, and the rest of the gals from other ports are good to look at, too. IT IS FILLED WITH WIT, WITH HIGH ADVENTURE, AND WITH PATHOS, AND IT HAS MORE LAUGHS IN IT THAN YOU CAN COUNT, ONLY MOST OF THEM ARE THE SORT WHICH BRING A CATCH IN YOUR THROAT. Note.—"A Girl in Every Port" ia recommended more especially for adult audiences "But just as he did in 'What Price Glory' M'Laglon puts over things which other men would be afraid to tackle, and, ns lie did in that other picture, he comes away clean." Also, Sunshine's Latest Howl, "A COW'S HUSBANDS FOX NEWS. ORCHESTRA PARAMOUNT (Musical Director: Robt. Caulton). Overture—"Fingal's Oaves" (Mendelssohn) BOX PLAN At the Bristol Piano Co. and the Utility Stationery Shop (next to the Theatre). or ring Theatre Tel. 21-842. THE NEW PRINCESS, HE NEW PRINCESS, Manners street. Continuous Daily, 11 to 10. NOW SHOWING. 1— LON CHANEV LON CHAKEY LON CHANEY In "LONDON AFTER MIDNIGHT" "LONDON AFTER MIDNIGHT" "LONDON AFTER MIDNIGHT" "The Man of a Thousand Faces" as the Master Detective of the Screen. W. C. FIELDS CHESTER CONKLIK In a Comedy Scream, "FOOLS FOR LUCK." "FOOLS FOR LUCK." . "FOOLS FOR LUCK." MAX DAVIDSON MAX DAVIDSON Iv "PASS THE GRAVY." "PASS THE GRAVY." "PASS THE GRAVY." Serial. Novelty Film. KILBIRNIB KINE MA. I L B I R N I E■■■ X I N E M A. TO-NIGHT, AT 8 O'CLOCK. TWO HUGE FEATURES: ~ RALPH LEWIS and NEIL HAMILTON In the Big Diiiniiitiu Episode, "SHIELD OF HONOUR" "SHIELD OF HONOUR" And BUCK JONES and BARBARA BENNETT In "BLACK JACK." "BLACK JACK." Plan at Confectioner's (next Theatre). Tel. H-202. LABOUR REPRESENTATION COMMITTEE. MR. H. E. HOLLAND, Leader of the Opposition, Will address a PUBLIC MEETING In the YEW TRADES HALL ■*^ (Entrance by Marion street), SUNDAY NEXT, at 8 p.m., On ■ "POISON GAS IN WARFARE: THE STORY OF ITS EVOLUTION." The Public Cordially Invited. Doors open 7. Silver Coin Collection. WELLINGTON UNITED FRIENDLY SOCIETIES' MEDICAL INSTITUTE. WILL Members of the above Institute kindly note that Dr. G. R. Cotton has commenced practice at No. 33, Kent terrace, under the usual conditions of the Institute's Medical Officers. W. M'LAUGHLIN, Secretary. i , ■ -■■ I