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Evening Star, Issue 19789, 13 February 1928, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. COMING IN ALL ITS GLORY! BRITAIN’S GREATEST ACHIEVEMENT! ‘THE FLAG LIEUTENANT,’ ‘THE FLAG LIEUTENANT,’ ‘THE FLAG LIEUTENANT,’ To the 0, 0 T A G 0 N NEXT—FRIDAY’. T H B A T R E. FRIDAY—NEXT—FRIDAY, A tale with the tang of the sea, the hazard of adventure, the thrill of romance. •THE FLAG LIEUTENANT,’ 'THE FLAG LIEUTENANT,’ ‘THE FLAG LIEUTENANT,’ A romantic drama of the Navy, filmed with full British Admiralty co-operation. Screened by special command before their Majesties the Ring and Queen of England, and seen three times by His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, and described by him as his favorite picture. It will arouse the patriotic spirit that lies dormant in every person. BE SURE TO BOOK YOUR SEATS. PLANS NOW OPEN. Circle at Chas. Begg's. Stalls at the Theatre. Ring 13-091, ST. CLAIR CARNIVAL THURSDAY NIGHT, FRIDAY NIGHT, AND SATURDAY NIGHT, ALSO SATURDAY AFTERNOON. Under the Auspices of (.ho St. Clair Improvement Association. Object; To provide funds to assist the City Council in improving the accommodation for bathers at St. Clair. THE GREATEST AND MOST JOYFUL EVENT OF THE YEAR. The carnival will be opened at 8 p.m. on Thursday by His Worship the Mayor. The Band of the Ist Battalion, Otago Regiment, will bo in attendance, also a Special Orchestra. A beautiful Fireworks Display will be given during the evenings. Dancing round the Band Rotunda, with many lucky dances and handsome prizes thrown in. Refreshments, ices, Iced Drinks, Sweets, etc., elc. Games of all sorts for young and old. SATURDAY AFTERNOON will be famous for ils BATHING BEAUTIES’ PARADE AND BABY SHOW. Post Entries up to 3 p.m. at the Rotunda, when the judging will commence. All the fun of the fair, and all the proceeds to improve your own bathing facilities, THE PURCHASE OF A BADGE GIVES YOU THE V REEDOM OF ’tllß ESPLANADE. N.B. —Tile Esplanade and Rotunda wiU bo a veritable fairyland of c i.mod lights in keeping with the Carnival atmosphere. The wearing of any carnival dress will also assist in the, “gaiety of nations.” Hals, masks, streamers, etc., in endless assortment can be obtained on arrival at the Carnival. "The more we meet together the merrier we’ll be."

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