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Evening Star, Issue 19783, 6 February 1928, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. JTING EDWARD THEATRE TO-NIGHT, 7.30., LON CHANEY LON CHANEY LON CHANEY LON CHANEY in ‘THE UNKNOWN.’ ‘THE UNKNOWN.’ in Addition: MAY ALLISON AND ROBERT FRAZER In ’THE CITY.’ ‘THE CITY.’ ‘THE CITY.' ■ ‘THE CITY.’ Also. Fourth Episode of ‘THE SILENT FLYER.’ NOTE.-'DAMAGED GOODS’ Trill bo screened TUESDAY (7th), WEDNESDAY, and THURSDAY. Prices, Is 6d. Reserves, fid extra. Box Plan Now Open at Confectionery Shop, next to Theatre. Reserve your scat and avoid disappointments. gVERYBUDY’S THEATRE DAILY, at 2 and 7.30. DOROTHY' MACAILL and DOROTHY MACAILL and WILLIAM COLLIER, .Tun,, WILLIAM COLLIER, Jun., In ‘ CONVOY,’ ‘ CONVOY.’ ‘ CONVOY.’ ‘ CONVOY.’ ‘ CONVOY.’ ‘ CONVOY.’ • CONVOY.’ ’ CONVOY.’ Salvo of Sensations!—Broadside of Thrills! . . The call to arms, and the call of love—which is stronger when a woman’s honor hangs in the balance? A Iso, CLARA BOW ' CLARA BOW In ‘THE LAWFUL CHEATER.’ ‘THE LAWFUL CHEATER.’ SHE'S HERE! The slickest little love thief in the peppiest, zippiest story you ever hoped to seel For Reserves ring Theatre (’phone 10-591), , ’ one Reserves will not be held after 7.45. MAORI PAGEANT. ON MONDAY EVENING, 6th February, BARNETT’S RADIO SUPPLIES will operate a RADIO RECEIVING SET to enable the Public lo hear the MAORI PAGEANT which will be broadcast by 2YA, Wellington. The Receiver will bo situated on the Beach opposite the Esplanade at St. Clair. A Bremer-Tully Receiver will be used.

D t ; e d i x JOCKEY C L i; B. AUTUMN MATING, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY, 9th and 11th FEBRUARY, 1928. First Race 12 o’clock Noon and Last Race at 5.13 p.m. Admission Tickets: Grounds Tickets, Is 6d; Grand Stand Tickets, 10s 6d extra; Ladies, 2s 6d. Stand Tickets are obtainable at Railway Station and Jacobs's (tobacconist). Special Trains from Dunedin at short intervals from 10.40. Return Fares, including- admission to grounds, 4s. L. G. HILL, Secretary

TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION. VIOLIN, HARMONY, AND COUNTERPOINT. HAROLD J. M. RIDDLE, L.T.C.L., Has RESUMED TEACHING at Studios, 10 GEORGE STREET (above J. and J. Arthur), 10 DURHAM STREET, MORNINGTON. Telephone 11-691. Railway Concessions. Pupils Prepared for All Examinations. S. H. OSBORN Has RESUMED TEACHING ELOCUTION At bis Residence, 19 HOPE STREET. A LBERT QUENNELL (late of Qnenncll .I'Jl. and Co.), Brickwork Contractor. — Clinker and Open Fireplaces a specialty; all classes of work quoted for; a trial solicited.—Address 46 Patrick street, Mornington; tel, 12-045. Euchre. T> I G E U C H R E. Euchre. -D Euchre. WARATAH TEA ROOMS. Euchre. TO-NIGHT, AT 8. Euchre. £lo—ll Orders; £lo—ll Orders. Euchre. First £4, Second £2, Third £l. Euchre. Two 10s, Two Bs, Two 7s, Two Euchre. ss. Extra £1 Order Thirty Euchre. Tallies. Euchre. Admission 2s 6.1. Euchre. C. MASON. LOST, between Patrick street and Melville streets, Child’s Purse, containing £1 and silver, money for school books; reward. —Apply 22 Patrick street, Eglinton.