Page 8 Advertisements Column 5

Evening Star, Issue 19785, 8 February 1928, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. Booming Like St. Paul's Big Bell. ‘MIGHTY BEN HUE.’ ‘MIGHTY BEN HUE.’ ‘ MIGHTY BEN HUE.’ ‘MIGHTY BEN HUE.’ ‘MIGHTY BEN HUE.’ ‘MIGHTY BEN HUE.’ ‘MIGHTY BEN HUE.’ ‘MIGHTY BEN HUE.’ ‘MIGHTY BEN HUE.’ ‘MIGHTY BEN HUE.’ ‘MIGHTY BEN HUE.’ ‘MIGHTY BEN HUE.’ BOX PLANS FOR SECOND WEEK BOX PLANS FOR SECOND WEEK BOX PLANS FOR SECOND WEEK BOX PLANS FOR SECOND WEEK ARE NOW OPEN AT BRISTOL. AT BEGG'S. Be Wise! Reserve your Seats. Reserves are belter than regrets. OCTAGON AND EMPIRE TWO THEATRES. TWICE DAILY. MATINEES, 2.30; EVENINGS, at 7.45. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's Epic. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's Epic. ‘BEN HUE.’ ‘BEN HUE.’ ‘ BEN. HUB.’ ‘BEN HUE.’ ‘BEN HUE.’ •BEN HUE.’ ‘BEN HUB.’ ‘BEN HUE.’ ‘BEN HUB.’ ‘BEN HUE.’ ‘BEN HUE.’ ‘BEN HUE.’ ‘BEN HUE.’ •BEN HUE.’ •BEN HUE.’ ‘BEN HUE.’ •BEN HUE.’ ■BEN HUB.’ ‘BEN HUB.’ ‘BEN HUE.’ NEVER BEFORE, NEVER AGAIN. Received nightly by densely-packed attendances with unparalleled enthusiasm. The Rev. JASPER CALDER, Auckland's well-known clergyman, writes: “SEE IT, MY FRIENDS, EVEN IF YOU HAVE TO LIVE ON TWO MEALS A DAY FOR A WEEK TO MAKE UP FOB IT. YOU’LL NEVER REGRET IT, BELIEVE ME." BOOK YOUR SEATS. PLANS---EMPIRE, at BRISTOL. Theatre'’phone (after 5), 10-444. OCTAGON, at BEGG'S. Theatre ’phone (after 5), 13-091, Grand Opera Scale of Presentation. INTRODUCTORY PROLOGUE, ‘THE STAR OF BETHLEHEM.’ ’THE STAR OF BETHLEHEM.’ Soloisis—Empire Theatre: Mr LKS DALEEY. Octagon Theatre; Mr EEG. RICHARDS. And in Addition (he QUARTET will Render ‘Abide With Me’ during the screening of the picture. ! Rendered imperative by the immense cost of ‘Ben Hur,’ prices of admission will be: EVENING STALLS, 2s and 2s 9d; STALLS RESERVES, 2s 9d; CIRCLE, 3s 3d (which includes booking fee). MATINEE: STALLS, Is 6d; CIRCLE, 2s (booking fee, 6d extra); CHILDREN, Is TO ALL PARTS. . MANAGERIAL. AS ‘BEN HUR’ COMMENCES SHARP AT 7.43, THE MANAGEMENT WOULD ESTEEM IT A FAVOR IF PATRONS WOULD KINDLY BE SEATED BY THIS HOUR. Free List Entirely Suspended. DANCING. OPENING OF THE 1928 SEASON. MISS WALLACE’S DANCES, OVERSEAS HALL OVERSEAS HALL (Opposite Railway Station). THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 9. Arthur Gordon and his Dance Band. Dancing, 8-11 p.m. ADMISSION, 2s 6d. Concession Tickets, 6 for 10s 5d (Including Supper). TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! Ea la is d e dang e, EMBASSY SALON, MORAY PEACE, TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY), FEBRUARY 811 i. Lucky Spot Dances. Good Prizes. Streamers. Balloons, and Spotlight Effects. PICCADILLY FULL DANCE BAND. Admission, 2s 6d each. Supper provided. DON'T FORGET 1 Grand Opening, SATURDAY DANCES. PALAIS DE DANSE, Embassy Salon, Moray place, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11th. Admission, 2s £d each. Supper provided. NOTE.—GoId Band Taxis in Attendance after 11 o'clock. WHAT MUST I DO TO BE HEALED? HEALTH IS YOUR BIRTHRIGHT. CRIME TO THE LECTURE BY > EVELYN WHITELL, Applied Psychologist, In Hie Jubilee Hall, THURSDAY, February 9tli, 8 p.m. Admission Free. Collection. Euchre. TO-MGHTI TO-NIGHT! Euchre. TEA ROOMS. Euchre. W —- Euchre. 9-Special Orders—-9. Euchre. Admission, 2s. TENDERS, nriENDERS for the PURCHASE and RE■l MOVAL of REMAINING PORTIONS of MAORI HOUSE, Logan Park, will he received at onr Offices up lili 12 o clock Noon, MONDAY, the 151 h day of January, Conditions may bo seen at our Offices. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. EDMUND ANSCOMBE AND ASSOCIATES, Architects, Union Bank Chambers, Dunedin. TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION. WANTED, Several Live Black Rabbits. —Send price and where seen to No. 259, ‘Star’ Office. WANTED, Asphalting, Top-dressing, Repairing, etc., Concrete Paths, Walls, and Garages.--Hoyne and Son, Musselburgh; ’phono 22-743. "OST ATtTED To Scl:7"Dog Kennel, suit VV. spaniel; also Overmantel; cheap; particulars.— 266, ' Star ’ Office. ANTED Buy, good (,-plato CameraPrice ami particulars to 265, 'Stan’ UST, Wednesday", near Town- Hail, Purse containing money, key, etc.— Please return to address on receipt inside; reward. mO LET, convenient 4-roomed House; JL suit married couple; e. 1., bathroom; Id section.—Write No. 261, ‘Star’ Office. AOR I HILL.—Good 5-roomed House; all modern conveniences: 30s week. —Patersons, 163 Rattray street. ALL ADVERTISEMENTS for insertion in the ' Evening Star are accepted subject to the understanding that the tight is reserved to Delete or Amend any portion of an Advertisement which may be considered undesirable to appear as written by the advertiser.