THE ' KING'S THEATRE HE KING'S THEATRE ' .... (Dixon street). ; '■ • : , TO-NIGHT—S—TO-NIGHT. Presenting . FIRST NATIONAL'S SUPER COMEDY! It's the most life-like story since Charlie Murray gave you "M'Faddcn's Flats." Make it your duty to see it! [•■.■'. "':■' CHARLIE MURRAY ' CHARLIE MURRAY ; -. In a .chapter from the life of one : . of. New Yorks "finest" in lights, !. flirts, fnil, guns, and giggles, . ... . "DO YOUR DUTY." ■ "130 YOUR DUTY."-----"DO YOUR DUTY." . ■ .'. In which the Screen's Most Popular ■■;■ ■. -■ ■ ■ - Comedian;. ■■'■ '>•■• Has the Support of an Excellent Cast, -. -■''* including '■'■■•-■■" LUCIEN LITTLEFIELD, ■ DORIS DAWSON, ; --;;';•■ . ; - CHARLES DELANEY, : ' ''■'■ ''■■■ And many other favourites. FIRST NATIONAL SUPPORTING BILL . ' '■ And.the Popular, ■• ■ .-. -KING'S. SELECT ORCHESTRA (A. H. Jerome, Mus. Dir.). ,-■ V. Delightful Musical Setting. BOOKING.—Box Plans at The Bristol. ■, :. ..: rpHE QUEEN'S 'THEATRE. - fHE QUEEN'S THEATRE. "(Upper Cuba -.treet.) • . ■ ■ '. ;:4 \, ,TO-NIGHT-8-TO-NIGHT. COMEDY PROGRAMME EXTRAORDINARY! No. 1— Fox's Inimitable Comedy Pair a* SOLDIERS OF THE FRENCH FOREIGN LEGION! A Thousand Laughs and Tin ills in "PLASTERED JN PARIS," ' "PLASTERED IN PARIS," "PLASTERED IN PARIS," Stalling ' "! SA3IMY COHEN JACK PENNICK. _ SAMMY COHEN JACK PENNICK. Supporting idst of many hundreds—Foreign Legionnaires, Rift's, etc., etc. 2nd ATTRACTION: A JttJKAL ROMANCE FULL OF THRILLS AND LAUGHTER, Fox's Suiier Comedy, "THE FARMER'S DAUGHTER," "THE FARMER'S DAUGHTER," "THE FARMER'S DAUGHTER," Fcauuing MARJORIE BEEBE, MARJORIE BEEBE, Gieate&t Woman Comedienne on the screen, with large and popular cast. QUEEN'S QUALITY ORCHESTRA (Paul T. Cullen, Mus. Dir.) BOOKING.-Box'Pkn at The Biistol. SUCCESSFUL SEASON CONTINUES! I NOW SHOWING. Continuous 11 a.m. to 10 p m. i ' | THE NEW PRINbESS THEATRE HE NEW 'PRINCESS THEATRE Presents EPIC JUNGLE MELODRAMA . j "CHANG" "CHANG" | j "CHANG" "CHANG" | "CHANG" - "CHANG" "CHANG" "CHANG" "CHANG" ' "CHANG" "CHANG 57"" "CHANG" ' ' "CHANG" "CHANG" "CHANG" "CHANG" THE WONDER PICTURE! Sensational ad\entui'c—a primitive drama that tingles with life, love, and thrills. -SUPPORT FEATUREWALLACE BEERY FORD STERLING ZAZU PITTS In "CASEY AT THE BAT." "CASEY AT THE BAT." Hi. spaiklmg comedy classic with Beeiy hitting out! In Support— SERIAL-COMEDY-GAZETTE The Big Programme of the Year. NOW SHOWING AT SHORT T ' S T II IS A T R E HORTT'ST H E A T R E I I Austiahd't GiiMlebl Pioducliou, . ' "ODDS ON." "ODDS ON.' i "ODDS ON." "ODDS ON." "ODDS ON." "ODDS ON." "ODDS ON." "ODDS ON." "A Magnificent Drama' oi the Tiuf, showing Limerick, Sans Culotlc, Statesman. "ODDS ON," '•ODDS ON> "ODDS ON," "Eight, icl'ls of Mipcib diama, fratuiing _?HYLLIS GIBBS, ARTHUR TAUCHERT, On the same programme, AGNES AYRES <In a spectacular drama of big business, i fove and loyalty, an intimate glimpse into the lives of the smart set. "HER MARKET VALUE." Splendid Supports. Splendid Supports. Coming to this Theatre FRIDAY NEXT: RIN-TIN-TIN in "RINTY OF THE DESERT." IMITANNIA THEATRE, •BRITANNIA THEATRE, Manners street. • BEST AND MOST. I DMIL JANNINGS m , EAIIL JANNINGS in "TnE STREET OF felN.' ' "THE STREET OF SIN," "THE STREET OF SIN," Two women loved him—this biutal rufh.m ' king ivhosc hsts Meic sceptics ol power.! Jannings, the magic name ot bcicendoni, , in the film he himself suggested.. Altfo. Also. Also. , OLIVE BORDEN in . OLIVE BORDEN in ■ > "THE JOY GIRL." "THE JOY GIRL." "THE JOY GIRL." "THE JOY GIRL." "THE.JOY GIRL." "THE JOY GIRL." <■' !The most notworthy picture of a genera- .... .. tion's types ever produced. For Reservations book at Theatre or ■.T-el. 40-618. : ■ ; /XUB THEATRE, NEWTOWN. VUR THEATRE, NEWTOWN. TO-NIGHT, AT ,7-30. A" Great Programme. .:;:>:,i~ Claire Windsor CLAIRE .WINDSOR "THE OPENING NIGHT." ■ '■■■ "THE OPENING NIGHT." '-X-poignant story of a man's great sacrifice ••■•;• for those he loved. No. 2- BERT LYTELL BERT LYTELL . • ... ""ALTAS THE LONE. WOLF." ... ."ALIAS THE LONE WOLF." A mighty drama of mystery, romance,'and escitine happenings. ; OUR-ORCHESTRA. :
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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 12, 15 January 1929, Page 2
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