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Evening Star, Issue 19661, 14 September 1927, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. ) TT'ING EDWARD THEATRE. B. TO-NIGHT, at 7.30. COKINNE GRIFFITH anil , HOBART BOSWORTII , In ‘THREE HOURS? ‘Tin;ee nouns.’ In Addition, ‘THE EXQUISITE SINNER.’ ‘THE EXQUISITE SINNER.’ > QCTA G 0 N TII E A TIIE TO-NIGHT, 7.45. : THE MIGHTY SCREEN SENSATION, THE 4th 4Ui 4th 4th 4lh 4tb 4Ui 4th 4th 4th 4th 4th 4th 4th 4i!i : 4th 4th COMMANDMENT. 4th 4th I | 4th 4th COMMANDMENT. 4th 4th 4th 4th COMMANDMENT. 4th 4th a 4th 41 h COMMANDMENT. 4th 4th ? 4th 4th COMMANDMENT. 4lh 4th , 4th 4th 4th 4th 4th 4th 4th 4th 4th 4lh 4th 4th 4th 4th 4th The story of a woman who sacrificed her husband’s love for all that money can bring, and found the price too h igh. Tho story of a woman who learned that, while love conquers all, such love cannot bo a scllish love. A drama that will grip you and hold you i-pollhouiul. AVith a response that will be over remembered with the keenest delight. TO-NIGHT! ‘ACROSS AUSTRALIA 15V CAR.’ ‘ACROSS AUSTRALIA HY CAR.’ * ‘ACROSS AUSTRALIA BY CAR.’ Airs 0. Sandford, who is touring New Zealand, will give a Short Lecture, illustrated by slides, of her adventurous trip. OCTAGON ORCHESTRA (Dir, by Mr L. D. Austin). Circle Elans at Chas. Hogg’s. Stalls at the Theatre (ring 13-091). WHAT MORE DO YOU WANT? WHAT MORE COULD YOU GET? THAN THIS PICTORIAL TRIUMPH From tho Pen of A. S. M. HUTCHINSON, A. S. M. HUTCHINSON, A. S. M. HUTCH’NSON, Famous Author of ‘IF Vi INTER COMES.’ ‘ ONE INCREASING PURPOSE.’ ‘ ONE INCREASING PURPOSE.’ To bo Presented at tho a O 0TAGON THEATRE Commencing I FRIDAY NEXT. The Latest and Greatest Novel by A. S. M. HUTCHINSON. ‘ONE INCREASING PURPOSE.’ ‘ONE INCREASING PURPOSE.’ ‘ONE INCREASING PURPOSE.’ • ONE INCREASING PURPOSE.’ ‘ONE INCREASING PURPOSE.’ ‘ONE INCREASING PURPOSE.’ ‘ ONE INCREASING PURPOSE.’ ‘ONE INCREASING PURPOSE.’ ‘ONE INCREASING PURPOSE.’ ‘ ONE INCREASING PURPOSE.’ A Play of Unparalleled Power and Origi- ! nality—FILMED IN ENGLAND, on tho Actual Locations Described in the Story. All of the Histone Places of Note in Eng- ’ land aro shown in tho picture. ; ALL THE DRAMA, ALL THE SUSPENSE, All the Absorbing Interest that made A. S. M. Hutchinson’s Greatest Novel of such ’ Appeal to all types of people, have been retained in tho Picture. THE PICTURE SURPASSES THE BOOK. BIGGER! FINER! MORE COMPELLING THAN i ‘IF WINTER COMES.’ YOU WILL SEE REAL CHARACTERS, 1 People you meet in your everyday pursuits. IT is not a bit of More Fiction, but a SLICE OF REAL LIFE. Drama that will strike home into tho hearts of all throughout the world. > Featuring EDMUND LOWE, El LA LEE, EDMUND LOWE. LILA LEE, MAY ALLISON. MAY ALLISON, HUNTLEY GORDON, .TANK NOVAK, HUNTLEY GORDON, JANE NOVAK, And a Great Cast of Supporting Stars in a Story of Absorbing Interest. DANCING. Where do you intend Dancing To-morrow Evening? Try M iss VILLAGE'S DANCE, EARLY SETTLERS’ HALL, THURSDAY EVENING. THURSDAY EVENING. ■i i Admi.-fion, 2.s Cd. Cuiie'vdoii Tickets, 6 for 10s 6d. Popular Times by a Popular Hand. The Most Popular Event of the Week tor Dance-lovers who appreciate beautiful surroundings, a peril--1 ; floor, and wondreful music is the MERRYMAKERS’ DANCE MERRYMAKERS’ DANCE > MERRYMAKERS’ DANCE On THURSDAY EYENING. A Record House is assured To-morrow Night, and Tables should be Reserved early. Pii.o of Admission, 2s 6d. Supper Extra. Once a MERRYMAKER, t Always a MERRYMAKER. > ’Phone 12-133. THE SAVOY. Dunedin orchestral society’. Hon. Conductor, Mr Jus. Coombs. ’ THIRD CONCERT, FORTIETH SEASON, I HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE, SATURDAY NEXT, at 8 p.m. Assisting Soloists: Miss Sluart Mitchell, Mr IV. G. Hilliker. Box Plan is Now Open at The Bristol. 11. 11. SYKES, Hon. Soetehirv, 150 Rattray street. 15UUNS HALL, TO-NIGHT, at 8. JOHN T. LEECH SONG RECITAL, By A DVANCED STUDENTS. LYRIC CHOIR (80 Voices). Accompanists, Leonard S. James and Miss, Enia Fountain. 1 SEXTET,’ From ‘ Lucia, di Eammcrmonr ’ (Donizetti). Owing to Die exceptionally heavy booking patrons will render service by attending early. Tickets may be purchased and hooked free at Tho Bristol. ■Euchre.’ ‘MHO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! ‘Euchre.’ jL Waratah Tea Rooms. ■ Euchre.’ ‘Euchre.’ 9-SPECIAL _ ORDERS-9. ‘ Each re.’ Admission, 2s. LATE ADVERTISEMENTS, jTHRIB. Broad Bay, Lot term; reasonable rent.—Apply David Bacon, Esq., Broad Bay; or Perpetual Trustees, rLET, Flat, George street; all conveniences; reasonable rental; handy City.—Perpetual Trustees, Lid., Y r ogel street. v iptENUINE Reduction Sale.—Reductions? vJT to 50 per cent, on Wallpapers, latest designs and colorings; inspect windows for ; bargains.—Wrems ■ TJRACTICAL Landscape and Jobbing GarJL dener in all branches open for Engagement. —180, ‘ >Star.’ /"GENUINE Reduction Sale.—Reductions VJT to 50 per cent, on Wallpapers, latest designs and colorings;, inspect windows for bargains.—Wren’s.