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Evening Star, Issue 19800, 25 February 1928, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. A DEED'S THEATRE! ** DAILY. AT 2 AND 7.30. ROD LA ROCQUE ROD LA ROCQUE ROD LA ROCQUE ROD LA ROCQUE And MARGUERITE DE LA MOTTE MARGUERITE DE LA MOTTE In ■ RED DICE.’ ' RED DICE,’ • RED DICE.’ ’ RED DICE,’ ‘ RED DICE.’ 1 RED DICE.’ The story of an ex-soldicr who did not fear death, but a little tired of life until love led him to happiness. In Addition: BEN LYON and PAULINE STARKE BEN LYON and PAULINE STARKE BEN LYON and PAULINE STARKE lit A Whirlwind of Thrills and Laughter, •DANCE MAGIC.’ ’DANCE MAGIC.’ Reserve your Seals at The Bristol, or ring Theatre (’phono 13-379). ’Phono Reserves wall not be held after 7.45. EVERYBODY’S THEATRE DAILY, at 2 and 7.30. The Return of the World's Wonder Picture, ‘ THE PEN COMMANDMENTS.’ •THE TEN COMMANDMENTS.’ ‘THE TEN COMMANDMENTS.’ ‘THE 'PEN COMMANDMENTS.' •THE TEN COMMANDMENTS.' ‘THE TEN COMMANDMENTS.' Alsu, MARIA COR DA AND HARRY SIEDTKE In ' DANCING MAD,' ‘DANCING MAD,' ' DANCING MAD,’ ’DANCING MAD,’ A fast and furious tarcc, bubbling with laughter, brimful of pep, and lavishly adorned with pulchritude. He wailed 50 years for the RIGHT woman—and she kept him waiting the rest of his life. The voar’s best tonic toi the blues—’ DANCING MAD.' Recommended by the Censor as more suitable for adult audiences. Reserve your Scats at The Bristol, or ring Theatre, phone 10-591. ’Phone Reserves will not be held after 7.45. A GREAT THRILLER THAT WILL ATTRACT ADULTS EQUALLY AS MUCH AS CHILDREN. ‘THE BUGLE CALL.’ ’THE BUGLE CALL.’ ‘THE BUGLE CALL,’ ■THE BUGLE CALL.' Q 11 A N D AND PLAZA 2 p.m.-TWICE DAILY—7.3O p.m. JACKIE COOGAN, JACKIE COOGAN, JACKIE COOGAN, JACKIE COOGAN, The Supreme Juvenile Genius of the Screen, in a Dashing Western Drama of Adventure and Love! ‘ THE BUGLE CALL.’ ‘ THE BUGLE CALL.’ • THE BUGLE CALL.’ •THE BUGLE CALL.’ ‘THE BUGLE CALL.' ‘THE BUGLE CALL.’ CAST OF HUNDREDS JN SUPPORTINDIANS, CAVALRYMEN, AND MANY OTHERS, including CLAIRE WINDSOR, HERBERT KAWLINSON, TOM O’BRIEN, Of The Dig Parade.’ THEN WE WILL PRESENT A Picture for every man, woman, and child i;i see- it quickens the blood of the aged, and fires the blood of the youth, •COLLEGE DAYS,' ‘COLLEGE DAYS,’ ‘COLLEGE DAYS,’ ‘ COLLEGE DAYS,’ With MARGE LINE DAY. MARCEL INK DAY. MARCELINE DAY. A PROGRAMME DE LUXE. A PROGRAMME DE LUXE. IZING, EDWARD THEATRE. ■ TO-NIGHT, 7.30. ROD LA ROCQUE ROD LA ROCQUE In ' RED DICE.’ In Addition, BEN LYON and PAULINE STARKE In ■DANCE MAGIC.’ 'DANCE MAGIC.’ Also. 71 li Episode of ‘THE SILENT FLYER.’ Dance /■'OVERSEAS CLUB. To-night Dance V/ To-night Dance The Dance of the. Season. To-night Dance Old and New Dances. To-night Dance. Excuse Me One-steps and To-night Dance Fox-trots and Leap Year Tonight Dance Dances. To-night Dance Genls, 2s; Ladies, Is. To-night Dance Eggors’ Orchcsira. To-night it. CAMPBELL, Convener. ELECTION NOTICES. JJjUNEDIN WEST ELECTORATE. Mr DOWNIE STEWART WILL ADDRESS THE ELECTORS In his Electorate On WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT, 29ih February, at 8 o’clock, In tbo EARLY SETTLERS’ HALL. The Chair will ho taken by His Worship the Mayor (Mi W. B. Taverner). MOTOR SERVICES. iCH MOTOR RACES, INVERCARGILL, SATURDAY, MARCH 3rd. ROWN’S “ KING OF THE ROAD ” MOTOR BUS will RUN A SPECIAL P leavin'* Justice’s Garage, Princes -t' south, on SATURDAY MORNING, 5.30, Returning SUNDAY AFTERJN. Fare, 3ds return, nils may be Reserved at Justice’s GarBook” early, hone 18-007 ' AUCTIONS. THURSDAY, Ist MARCH, At 2 o’clock. On the Premises, Arcadia Billiard Saloon, 261 George street. JAMES SAMSON AND CO. have been favored with instructions from Mr V. Ritchie, who is leaving Dunedin, to sell by auction, on tho premises, 3 FULL-SIZED BILLIARD TABLES (with all accessories), 27 CUES, SET SNOOKER BALLS, LINOLEUM, SEATS, AND FITTINGS. The above will bo offered first of all in one lot as a going concern. Failing a sale, the tables will be sold separately, also all tho fittings and accessories. WEDNESDAY, 14th MARCH, At 12.15 p.m. In our Rooms, 163 Rattray street. SIX-ROOMED HOUSE AND i-ACRE SECTION. The silo cannot be excelled in Rosyln. No. 21 HART STREET, ROSLYN. Overlooking the whole city with wonderful view of harbor and ocean. Superb situation. Warm and sunny. The House consists of sis rooms, with box windows, verandah front, all nicely papered, firenlacfcs throughout, electric light, gas cooker in kitchen, large' scullevy, with fittings, bathroom, outhouses. Wood and coal bunkers, drained and connected to sewer. Elevated site, with attractive terraces, and good back garden in which are all varieties of small and large fruits. vf AND E. S. PATERSON. LIMITED, il. have received instructions from Perpetual Trustees Estate Agency Co., Ltd., in deceased estate, to sell this property by auction. WE RECOMMEND THIS RARE SITE TO YOUR EARNEST ATTENTION;