PARAMOUNT THEATRE, ARAMOUNT THEATRE, COURTENAY PLACE. COMMENCING FRIDAY NEXT. COMMENCING FRIDAY NEXT. COMMENCING FRIDAY NEXT. At Last! At Last! At Last! Her Greatest. Her Greatest. Her Greatest. ' NORM A TALMADGE'S NORM A TALMADGE'S XORMA TALMADGE'S XORMA TALMADGE'S XORMA TALMADGE'S XORMA TALMADGE'S XORMA TALMADGE'S ' XORMA TALMADGE'S XORMA TALMADGE'S XORMA TALMADGE'S NORM A TALMADGE'S NORMA TALMADGE'S XORMA TALMADGE'S NORMA TALMADGE'S NORMA TALMADGE'S NORMA TALMADGE'S NORMA TALMADGE'S XORMA TALMADGE'S BIGGEST—HER UTMOST! BTGGEST—HER UTMOST! BIGGEST—HER UTMOST! "KIKE" "KIKE" ' . " KIKI" " KIKI " "KIKI" " KIKI " Lovelier than a drop of " KIKI" French perfume on a " KIKI" lace handkerchief ... " KIKI" " KIKI" " KIKI" " KIKI" " KIKI" "KIKI" — frit w«W» cut! " KIKI" "KIKI" " KIKI" " KIKI" " KIKI " " KIKI X "KIKI" ' KIKI" . "KIKI" " KIKI" " KIKI" " KIKI" . "KIKI" *' KIKI"' " KIKI" " KIKI" Kiki jas a " KIKI " kick like ' "KIKI" Dynamite! "KIKI" „ " KIKI" " KIKI" "KIKI" " KIKI" " KIKI" c " KIKI" " KIKI " " KIKI" " KIKI" " KIKE" " KIKI" " KIKI " " KIKI" " KIKI " " KIKI" " KIKI" " KIKI" "KIKI" " KIKI" " KIKI" " KIKI" " KIKI" " KIKI" " KIKI " "KIKI" You'll love "KIKI" Kiki. " KIKI" " KIKI" "KIKI" —You can't "iii- " KIKI " Because Kiki is Norma KIKI" Talmadge—and Norma "KIKI^ Talmadge is Kiki. "KIKI" "KIKI" "KIKI" "KIKI" • ■ : • "KIKI" . "KIKI" "KIKI" "KIKI" "KIKI" " KIKI" "KIKI" " KIKI " "KIKI" " KIKI" "KIKI" " KIKI" "KIKI" "KIKI" "KIKI" "KIKI" "KIKI" " KIKI" ;;kiki» That's the finest thing " KIKI " thq.t can be said of any " KIKI " actress—in any part— " KIKI " and there isn't any- " KIKI" thing too fine to say " KIKI" about Norma Talmadge " KIKI " m this great, - great " KIKI" picture. . "KIKI" " KIKI" "KIKI" "KIKI" "KIKI" "KIKI" "KIKI" " KIKI" "KIKI" "KIKI" A GREATER NORMA TALMADGE THAX YOU EVER SAW BEFORE. A First National Picture. BOOK EARLY. BOX PLAN now open at the Utility hone'T 3-1-1 (neXt t0 Theatre)> Tele" THE NEW PRINCESS HE NEW PRINCESS, Manners street. Continuous Daily 10 to 11. Reserves Tel. 42.580. NOW SHOWING: THOMAS MEIGHAN THOMAS MEIGHAN In' a Crack-a-iack "IRISH LUCK." ' " IRISH LUCK." " IRISH LUCK." " IRISH LUCK." The Picture Tommy Meighan and a Big Company Travelled to Ireland to Make. ALMA REUBENS & BERT LYTELL ALMA REUBENS & BERT LYTELL In a Fox Special, " THE GILDED BUTTERFLY " " THE GILDED BUTTERFLY" "THEGILDED BUTTERFLY" COMEDY. GAZETTE. MUSICAL, ELOCUTIONARY DANCING COMPETITIONS. fOWN HALL, 7.45-TO-NIGHT—7.4S. 7.45-TO-NIGHT—7.4S. An Attractive Programme. Music, Song, and Story. Piano Solos, 10-18. Recitations in Character. Dance Duos. Irish Song;s. Toe Dance. FEMALE VOICE CHOIR, Etc., Etc. MONDAY, ANOTHER BIG DAY. For full programme, see Morning Paper. Admission: 2s 6d, plus 6d booking fee; 2s, and Is. Box plan at Bristol. G. W. JENNER, ' ...'' Secretary. ' '
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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 57, 4 September 1926, Page 4
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