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Evening Star, Issue 19801, 27 February 1928, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. QCTAGON THEATRE TO-NIGHT, 7.45. A smashing, crashing drama in which one man saves a valley town hy driving an auto-tractor into the breach caused by a crumbling clam. Thrills and action galore in Featuring KICHARD DIN. RICHARD UIX. RICHARD DIX. RICHARD DIX, RICHARD DIX. RICHARD DIX, RICHARD DIX. RICHARD DIX. RICHARD DIX. RICHARD DIX. It is clean, fast, likeable melodrama, and you’ll enjoy a 1! of Daredevil Dix’s exploits. You’ll cheer, you’ll laugh. There are thrills —lots of them. SPEC!AI < ORCHESTRAL PRESENT AT 10 X. Mons. Dc Rose, Mus. Dir. Overture, 1 Zampa' (Ucruld), With Organ Accompaniment. Chas. A. Marlin, Organist. Assisting Artist, Miss Lily Stevens. Circle Plans at Chas. Hogg's; Stalls at Theatre. Ring in-OOP A GREAT THRILLER THAT WILL ATTRACT ADULTS EQUAL].Y AS MUCH AS CHILDREN. ‘THE HUGLE CALL.’ (]RAS I) AND PLAZA 2 p.m. --TWICE DAILY—7.SO p.m. JACKIE COOGAX, JACKIE, COOGAX, JACKIE COOGAX, JACKIE COOGAX, The Supreme Juvenile Genius of the Screen, in a, Dashing Western Drama of Adventure and Love! ‘THE HUGLE CAM..’ •THE HUGLE GALL.’ ‘THE HUGLE CALL.’ ‘THE HUGLE CALI,.’ ‘ THE HUGLE CALL.’ Also, a Vivid Picture of ‘COLLEGE DAYS.’ •COLLEGE DAYS.’ •COLLEGE DAYS.’ rriNG EDWARD THEATRE. Ol TO-NIGHT, 7.30. tOD LA ROCQUE ROD LA ROCCJUE In ‘ RED DICK.’ In Addition, BEX LYON and PAULINE STARKE In ‘DANCE MAGIC.’ ‘DANCE MAGIC.’ Also, 7Ui Episode of ‘THE SILENT ELVER.’