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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 32, 9 February 1929, Page 4

CTEAN D. P T R A N D. ■ ■ t; A FULLER-HAYWARD THEATRE. Screening Continuously 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. This Afternoon and Thin Evening SCREENING TIMES: 3.25, 5.40, and 7.50. THE THE ■ LATEST LATEST ' MARIE PREVOST MARIE PREVOST MARIE PREVOST MARIE PREVOST MARIE PREVOST ' MARIE PREVOST MARIE PREVOST MARIE PREVOST MARIE PREVOST MARIE PREVOST MARIE PREVOST COMEDY. ■ ' ■ >■ COMEDY. In this picture slie finds her ■--.-■• fiance embracing her own sister, and straight away seeks and wins safer material in the heart of a woman-hater. "THE NIGHT BRIDE." "THE NIGHT BRIDE." "THE NIGHT BRIDE.". "THE NIGHT BRIDK" ;"THE NIGHT BRIDE." "THE NIGHT BRIDE." "THE NIGHT BRIDE." ' "THE NIGHT BRIDE." • "THE NIGHT BRIDE.'' "THE NIGHT BRIDE." ' "THE NIGHT BRIDE.". ",THE NIGHT BRIDE." "THE NIGHT BRIDE." "THE NIGHT BRIDE." "THE NIGHT BRIDE." ,' , , "THE NIGHT BRIDE." ,'\ ',' ■ "THE NIGHT BRIDE." : "THE NIGHT BRIDE." ' • A diverting comedy of a selfwilled girl, a woman-hating author, a most affable father, a false-hearted fiance, and a humorous valet — Characters that combine to make this one of the most delightful comedies in which dainty and charming Marie Prevost haß been^ seen. Also screening: COMEDY, CARTOON, SCENIC, 2 GAZETTES, AND AN "INTER"EST" SHORT FEATURE. TO-NIGHT'S ' ■ ■■-■• BOX PLAN At Theatre : 43-855, Telephone Reserves held until 7.45. SHORTT'S THEATRE . HOETT'S THEA TR E Continuous from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. ', " " AN AMAZING TRIUMPH! Last Night's Huge Audience Amazed! Spellbound! Delighted! At the Beauty and Magnificence of ' WARNER BROS.' Mammoth Classic of the Screen, , •■ "THE CRIMSON CITY." "THE CRIMSON CITY." "THE CRIMSON CITY." "THE CRIMSON CITY." "THE CRIMSON CITY," "THE CRIMSON CITY/ "THE CRIMSON CITY." ■■■: < "THE CRIMSON CITY." Sensationally Big! Charged with Marvellous' Entertainment. ■ , And Featuring ' MYRNA LOY, . MYRNA LOY, JOHN MILJAN, LEILA' HYAMS. JOHN MILJAN, LEILA HYAMS. Second Big Attraction: BUFFALO BILL, JUNIOR, BUFFALO BILL, JUNIOR, In '"ON THE GO." . "ON THE GO." .-.,-■■' A thrilling drama of the West. > Also: Pathe Gazette,' Comedy, etc. Reserves at the: Theatre or Tel. 41-210. EMPtRJI THEATRE ISLAND BAY MPIRE THEATRE [SLAND BAY Special Double Feature Bill: I—LEW CODY and AILEEN PRINGLE In ■ "BEAU BROADWAY," A six-round bout of laughter. As- a prizefight promoter, he knows the art of selfdefence, but Cupid K.O.s him at the 'end. 2-FIRST RELEASE IN THE CITY. "THE WHEELS OF CHANCE," With RICHARD BARTHELMESS. Twin brothers, caught in the wheel of chance, fato put them both in the same Courtroom. Brother against brother. Die most thrilling and fascinating story Barthelmess has ever made. 3—Hal Roach presents Max Davidson in "Should Women Drive?" UALITY THEATRE, ISLAND BAY. TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY). 1 Two Big Super Attractions, No.' I.— GENEVIEVE TOWNSEND, Britain's Foremost Actress, in .., "A GIRL OF LONDON." A story of London. Splendid, cruel, pitiless, and Frivolous, with many glimpses of the wonderful city. No. 2.— . FLORENCE VIDOR. '' ■ In "THE WORLD AT HER FEET." Paramount's De Luxe Comedy-Drama. For an evening's wonderful fun, we heartily recommend "THE WORLD AT HER FEET." KILBIRNIE : 8 TTHNEMA, TO-NIGHT, at 8 o'clock. Final Screening of this Excellent Programme. GILDA GRAY in the greatest dancing picture ever, "CABARET," A spectacle drama of night club life. : v Also ADOLPHE MENJOU, As you like to see him'in a spicy story of high-life in Paris, "A GENTLEMAN OP PARIS." ' Two pictures you cannot afford to miss. Reserves at Theatre Confectionery, or ring Theatre, Tel. 14-202. CTAR ... THEATRE. THEATRE. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. BUCK JONES in "CHAIN LIGHTNING." A Kfory of supreme suspense, with daredevil riding and sure-fire shooting. . IVORNOVELLO In a Mysterious Photoplay, "THE LODGER." The Picture that Thrills. "CHAIN LIGHTNING" ........ 7.45 p.m. "THE LODGER" 9.0 p.m.