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Evening Star, Issue 19663, 16 September 1927, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. J£ljN t Ct EDWARD THEATRE TO NIGHT, at 7.30. A thrilling drama of the soldiers of the sea a thin lino of stalwarts against China’s teeming yellow hordes. Even without his weird'make-up, Lon Chaney will fascinate and thrill you. JgMTIRE THEATRE KNOX CHUII CE. SEMI-JUBILEE OF SUNDAY SCHOOL, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 38. SPECIAL SERVICES. 11 a.in.: Rev. Professor K. E. DAVIES, M.A. 2.30 p.m.: Rev. Professor IV. HEWITSON, B.A. 6.30 p.m.: Rev. TULLOCH YUILLE. M.A., B.D. All Friends of Church and School in former days welcomed back again. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17. GRAND CONCERT By Students of Otago University, KNOX SCHOOL HALL, At 8 p.m. Programme includes: — Two Interludes by Knox College Students; a Ouc-act Play; Mixed Vocal Quartet by Training College Students; ’Cello Duct by Messrs Palmer and Hayward; Vocal Items by Misses Aiken Young and Eva Graham, Messrs L. A. North and A. Perry. Admission, Is 6d; under 15, Half-price. Sweets on Sale. U C H R E! EUCHRE! WARATAH TEA ROOMS DRDAY, SATURDAY, SATURDAY, 8 p.m—Sharp—B p.m. £I2—ORDERS—£I2. Jrdcr, £6; 2nd Order, £5; 3rd Ordci, £l. and 6 Other Orders. Tickets will bo sold in excess of available seats. „ , , , Play will commence promptly at 8 ociock. Como early and avoid disappointment. 2s 6d—Admission—2s 6d. _ Euchre. Euchre.