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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 27, 1 February 1929, Page 2

CHOR T T. S THE A TR E. OHOBT T ' S THEATRE. Continuous from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. To-day's Colossal New- Programme. f Columbia 1 Pictures Present VERA REYNOLDS; HARRISON FORD, ' JOHN* PATRICK. ' SALLY HAND, . In - . ■ The Comedy Scream of the Year. "GOLF • WIDOWS." . "GOLF WIDOWS." - "GOLF WIDOWS." "GOLF WIDOWS.' 1 ■ "GOLF WIDOWS," "GOLF WIDOWS." There's sixty laughs a minute in this . hilarious comedy of the links. : "GOLF WIDOW'S." * "GOLF .WIDOWS." "GOLT? ■•■WIDOWS." "GOLF WIDOWS." There arc more unique situations, more surprises and thrills in this comedy than you can imagine. You'll laugh, long loud and lustily over the..funny situations. "GOLF WIDOWS." ■ : ■■■■■• "GOLF-WIDOWS." ■ :..-. "GOLF WIDOWS." ', She fell in a mud-puddle and emerged like a drowned rat. A stranger offered her the shelter of his car while she removed her clothing and allowed it to dry. on a hedge. Then the fun began. There ■ are more complications and funny situations in this comedy .than you ever saw in any "■-■.■ one picture. '. .' "'■■ "GOLF WIDOWS." : /"GOLF WIDOWS." :' "GOLF WIDOWS." ' ; A happy: blending of comedy, thrills, and excellent action. You'll-like this picture. •'■'■ SECOND BIG ATTRACTION: PATSY RUTH MILLER, MATT MOORE ■ .'.' •■' • •■■.'' in .• "THE WISE VIRGIN," ' "THE WISE VIRGIN," A Merry Cocktail of Youth, Romance, and .' • ':. ■ speed. Splendid.Supporting Programme, including: PATHE GAZETTE EVE'S REVIEW TWO-REEL COMEDY. Seats may be reserved at the Theatre or telephone 41-210. Coming—"THE CRIMSON CITY." A Master. Pictures Super Attraction. rpHEATRE ■:■ '■'/ DE LUXE. J-HEATRE JDE ... LUXE. (The Finest Theatre Under the Southern Cross.)' : ,TO-NIGHT, AT 8 O'CLOCK, TO-NIGHT, AT 8 O'CLOCK, ° ■"■■'■ .:"' . ■ "With ■ : ■ ■ ■•■ ' FULL ORCHESTRAL MATINEE, ' TO-M0RR0W,.2.30. v THE ENTERTAINMENT IS HERE! THE ENTERTAINMENT IS HERE! 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Lovers of tho best in motion pictures—of a great story, surging drama, tremendous 'conflict, an enthralling romance, all set amidst Nature's most rugged grandeur, should- see it . JOHN GILBERT. JOHN GILBERT. JOHN GILBERT. JOHN GILBERT. JOHN GILBERT. JOHN GILBERT. JOHN GILBERT. JOHN GILBERT. JOHN GILBERT. 'JOHN GILBERT. JOHN. GILBERT. JOHN GILBERT. . • '■ " ■ JOHN GILBERT. JOHN GILBERT. •.-••■■■ JOHN GILBERT. ■ •< ' JOHN GILBERT. 1 • Tho Screen's Strongest Personality, Gilbert gives full rein to his talent with a tempo that will sweep his admirers breathe Icssly along with him. It is the finest thing he Ims given the screen. RENEE ADORE]? ■ NILS ATSTHISR ■RENEE ADOREE —' NILS, ASTHEU RENEE ADOREE — ■ NILS ASTHER RENEE ADOREE NILS .ASTHER ERNEST TORRENCE , ERNEST TORRENGK ERNEST TORRENCE. • ERNEST TORRENCE AND HUNDREDS OF SUPPORTING . . PLAYERS. .; , METRQ-GOLDWYN PICTORIAL s . SUPPORTS. ■ i. In Addition: . ■ DE LUXE MUSIC DE LUXE MUSIC PRESENTATION PRESENTATION The Combined Artistry of ORCHESTRA DE LUXE ..- (Emanuel Aarous,* Mus. Dir.) . ' And tho Mighty. WURLITZER ORCHESTRAL UNIT . , ' (Emanuel A'arous at Console). BOOKING.—Box Plans, rapidly filling, at Bristol. Begg's, and Aitken's. -JUMBLE SALE. JUMBLE SALE. jT'MPIRE HALL, corner Cuba and *-* . Arthur streets, TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT.. FRIDAY, Ist FEBRUARY, at 8 o'clock. Bargains lor All.