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Evening Star, Issue 19793, 17 February 1928, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS. King bdward theatre. TO-NIGHT, At 7.30. TO-MORROW, At 2. RTN-TIN-TIN RIN-TIN-TIN la ‘HILLS OF KENTUCKY.’ ‘HILLS OF KENTUCKY.’ ‘HILLS OF KENTUCKY.’ Supported by AL WILSON ■ AL WILSON In •THREE MILES UP.’ ‘THREE MILES UP,' Also, Sixth Episode of •THE SILENT FLYER.’ Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! YOU Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! CAN’T ■ Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! KILL Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! LAUGHTER. Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! • Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! ARAND'AND PLAZA 2 p.m.-TWICE DAILY.—7.3O p.m. WE’RE GOING TO LIFT THE LID OFF. LIFT THE LID OFF. 2-CYCLONES OF LAUGHTER-2 2-CYCLONES OF LAUGHTER-2 No. 1REGINALD DENNY REGINALD DENNY REGINALD DENNY REGINALD DENNY REGINALD DENNY REGINALD DENNY In the ROLLICKING RIOTOUS COMEDY, ROLLICKING RIOTOUS COMEDY, ‘WHAT HAPPENED TO JONES.’ ‘WHAT HAPPENED TO JONES.’ ‘WHAT HAPPENED TO JONES.’ ‘WHAT HAPPENED TO JONES.’ That’s what an army of people, the police force, a minister, a bride with her wedding guests, and several others wanted to know! When you find out you will have spent one of the most joy-filled evenings of the year! No. 2 BUCK JONES, RUCK JONES, BUCK JONES, BUCK JONES, BUCK JONES, BUCK JONES, The Popular Western Player, In ‘HILLS OF PERIL.’ ‘HILLS OF PERIL.’ ‘HILLS OF PERIL.’ ‘HILLS OF PERIL.’ ‘HILLS OF PERIL.’ It’s high in suspense, packed with thrills, sparkling with laughter. QDEEN’S THEATRE DAILY. AT 2 AND 7.30. RIN-TIN-TIN RIN-TIN-TIN ‘ HILLS OF KENTUCKY.’ ‘HILLS OF KENTUCKY.’ ‘HILLS OP KENTUCKY.’ A Fighting Dog in a Country of Fighting Men. Full of Hills and Thrills. In Addition, AL WILSON AL WILSON In ‘THREE MILES UP,’ ‘THREE MILES UP.’ See the aeroplanes as a new and thrilling vehicle of pirates and schemers. Meet A 1 Wilson, fearless champion of a thousand death-defying stunts. Watch breathlessly a new kind of hero in a new element! Also, Sixth Episode of ‘ SILENT FLYER.’ ‘SILENT FLYER.’ Reserve your Seats at The Bristol, or Ring Theatre 13-379. ’Phone Reserves will not be held after 7.45. J3ORT CHALMERS REGATTA, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, 25th inst., Commences at 2 o’clock. ROWING. —Youths’ Fours, Junior Double Sculls, Maiden Fours, Youths’ Double Sculls, Senior Fours, Maiden Double Sculls, Junior Fours, Youths’ Pairs. YACHTING. —18ft and under, All-comers’ Yacht Race. MOTORING.—Motor Boats, 6 miles and under; Motor Boats, over 6 and under 9 miles an hour; Motor Boats, 9 miles and over (starts 4.30 p.m.); Fishing Motor Boat Race. Three prizes in all motor events. ENTRIES CLOSE SATURDAY, 18th inst., with H. DALE, Royal Arcade, Dunedin, and the Regatta Secretary, Port Chalmers. Mail entries received not later than 5 p.m, on MONDAY, 20th. Regatta Train leaves Dunedin 12.54 p.m. TRADES HALT,, MORAY PLACE. EVERY TUESDAY AND SATURDAY, 3 O N Z O DANCE CLUB, J* 8-12 OLD AND NEW DANCES. Fancy Dress Optional. Music, Beath and Driscoll’s Orchestra. Supper provided Ladies, Is fid; Gents, 2s fid. Alcohol Strictly Prohibited.

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