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Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 151, 23 December 1929, Page 2

T»HE KING'S THEATRF J-HE KING'S THEATRE: (Best Sound in Town.) Now Showing: Twice Daily *' 8 o;clock. DAILY, 2.30. NIGHTLY, 8 o'clock. DAILY, 2.30. •■•-' (Including Xmas Day.) ._■ AN OUTSTANDING ADVENTURE THRILLER-FAST MOVING ACMON AND ROMANCE THROUGHOUT. Warner Bros. Gripping "Talkie" "■-.., Production. -' . Presenting "■' "THE MILLION DOLLAR COLLAR" ; "THE MILLION DOLLAR COLLAR." ..:-: "THE MILLION DOLLAR COLLAR" ■"THE MILLION DOLLAR COLLAR" "THE MILLION DOLLAR COLLAR.'' "■Mistaken Identity, a Bobbed-haired -'■'' Bandit, and a Gang of Daring Jewel Jhieveß make this Thrilling Melodrama fairly zoom with Colourful Actionl PHILO M'CULLOCH, TOMMY DUGAN ALAN CAVIN MATTY KEMP EVELYN PIERCE V, . , . In Addition to ■'' RIN-TIN-TIN, ,/ RIN-TIN-TIN, "! The Wonder Dog of the Screen. -: A DIAMOND BRACELET WORTH A "' MILLION HIDDEN IN THE COLLAR •: OF A DOG WHO FOILED HIS THIEV- : ING MASTERS AND RETURNED THE •;;:- BRACELET TO ITS RIGHTFUL OWN- '■•; ER. MAKE UP YOUR MIND TO SEE : ROYAL RINTY IN THIS ROUSING MELODRAMA. ' t ■' i i ; ,'V, In Addition: • KING'S SOUND . FEATUEETTES! „ (Quality Sound Short Subjects). -■■' BOOKING. —Bos Plans at Bristol. > Ring Tel. 22-212 for Reservations. Price Scale, Is to 2s 9d. ■■;•'■ rTVBE QUEEN'S THEATRE ;:. I A HE ■ QUEEN'S THEATRE -',- (Upper Cuba street.) ■;;•••■ NOW SHOWING: 8 o'clock. — DAILY, 2.30. ■•; NIGHTLY, 8 o'clock. DAILY, 2.50. .'■: . (Including Xmas Day.) ■;-! GRAND RETURN SEASON IN .WELLINGTON OF PARAMOUNT^ SPECTACULAR PRODUCTION! A romance of thrills and adventure that ■ • ii greater than "Beau Geste". and "Chang" rolled into one. "THE FOUR FEATHERS." "THE FOUR FEATHERS." "THE FOUR FEATHERS." . "THE FOUR FEATHERS." "THE FOUR FEATHERS." "THE FOUR FEATHERS." •■ "A mighty tribute to British courage, ■with CLIVE BROOK, OFAY WRAY, CLIVE BROOK, FAY WRAY, WILLIAM POWELL, WILLIAM POWELL, RICHARD ARLEN. RICHARD ARLEN. . Supporting cast of thousands. "THE FOUR FEATHERS" WITH ITS GRIPPING, STIRRING STORY AND ROMANCE IS THE GREATEST PICTURE THAT HAS BEEN PRODUCED IN RECENT YEARS. !::' '. QUEEN'S POPULAR PRICES. BRITANNIA THEATRE RITANNIA THEATRIC BEST AND MOST. . ' I. . Continuous from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. LON CHANEY in ' LON CHANEY in LON CHANEY in ■■■" "WHERE EAST IS EAST." -> "WHERE EAST IS EAST." "'■•■ "WHERE EAST IS EAST." "WHERE EAST IS EAST." Also, Also, Also, HOOT GIBSON . in HOOT GIBSON in HOOT GIBSON in" 'v : "THE DANGER RIDER." ; "THE DANGER RIDER." ''THE DANGER RIDER." "THE DANGER RIDER." ■-,;> . Box Plan at Theatre, or Tel. 40-618. HORTT' S THEATRE. HO R T 1" S THEATRE. MAMMOTH HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS A Programme of Outstanding Merit, . JOAN CRAWFORD, ROD LA ROCQUE, ANITA PAGE, In an S-Reel Spectacular Triumph, "OUR MODERN MAIDENS." "OUR MODERN MAIDENS." Magnificently Mounted, Superbly Acted. ■-- ' One of the SILENT Sensations of 1929. Second Big Attraction: JUNIOR COGHLAN, ■ i The New Juvenile Screen Star. -. > GEORGE DURYEA, . And VIRGINIA BRADFORD, > In a sterling Melodrama of tense interest, "MARKED MONEY." "MARKED MONEY." ■ '■ A fierce battle in an aeroplane—unscrupu- . Jous crooks—a bravo aviator—Action— "-'-• Drama—Thrill—Comedy. Usual Excellent Supports. "■: SCENIC, TOPICAL, COMEDY, Reserves at Theatre, or Tel. 41-219. :■« Si? tIIItII r (Island Bay's Talkie House.) : : TO-NIGHT 8.15 TO-NIGHT. See and Hear I—"SINS OF THE FATHERS," EMIL JANNTNGS, * '■ Barry Norton, Ruth Chatterton. '„: He .was poor—he got rich—he sinned he was poor again. '.";•_■ ' Supported by AU Talking and Singing Supports, :' RUTH ETTING *-RUTH ETTING, singing two delightful new numbers. S—Talking Comedy, "Just One Word.'^ ' Ring 14-472 for Reserves. ;: , No Half-price To-night. X T HE CAPITOL, 'MIRAMAR. ■';! TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. A Talkie Drama, entitled * ; "SUBMARINE," .-■■■ "SUBMARINE," Featuring JACK HOLT and ■•;'.' DOROTHY REVIER. *'. The most powerful maritime drama yet shown on the screen. Don't fail to see *'' . it. ~": Good Supports. Good Supports. SPECIAL SCREENING FOR XMAS DAY: "THE YOUNGER GENERATION." A 60 Per Cent. Talkie Picture. OUR : THEATRE, NEWTOVVN. UR THEATRE, NE.\?TOWN. TO-NIGHT, at 7.30. ■I: ■ RAMON NOVARRO In -: . "FORBIDDEN HOURS." ii - "FORBIDDEN HOURS." . ihe romance of a maid and a monarch. ■■"- Second Big Attraction— .- LEW CODY AILEEN PRINGLE In . "A SINGLE MAN." ■■' "A SINGLE MAN;" H you're sorry you marired, see this!