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Evening Star, Issue 20061, 29 December 1928, Page 10

AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY'S “ Where the Good Programmes Are." Direction Fuller-Hayward Theatres. EVERY AFTERNOON, at 2.15. EVERY EVENING, at 7.45. A Story that will surprise and entertain you by its unique situations and , thrilling action. TOM MIX AND TONY TOM MIX AND TONY TOM MIX AND TONY TOM MIX AND TONY In - ‘HELLO, CHEYENNE.’ ‘ HELLO, CHEYENNE.’ ‘HELLO, CHEYENNE.’ 1 HELLO, CHEYENNE.’ ‘ HELLO, CHEYENNE.’ ‘ HELLO, CHEYENNE.’ Miles of Smiles—Acres of Thrills—Adventure and Romance in this Gripping Story of the Great West. And ESTELLE TAYLOR ESTELLE TAYLOR ESTELLE TAYLOR ESTELLE TAYLOR ESTELLE TAYLOR (Mrs- Jack Dempsey), In "an Intriguing Drama of Plots and Counter-plots, with Daring Escapes and Thrilling Action that .will keep you spellbound to the end. A PICTURE THAT KEEPS YOU GUESSING! ‘ LADY RAFFLES,’ ‘ LADY RAFFLES.’ ‘ LADY RAFFLES.’ ‘ LADY RAFFLES.’ SOMETHING NEW IN MYSTERY DRAMAS! Box Plan at The Bristol or phono 10-591. g T R A N D —- “The Homo of Big Pictures.” Direction: Fuller-Hayward Theatres. Afternoon Session EVENING SESSION ... 2.15 p.m. 7.45 p.m. A SPECIAL CHRISTMAS TREAT FOR ALL THE FAMILY. THE WORLD’S SWEETHEART, MARY PICKFORD, MARY PICKFORD. MARY PICKFORD, MARY PICKFORD, MARY PICKFORD, MARY PICKFORD, MARY PICKFORD. the kind of picture only Mary Pickford d make, combining ihe tenderness ot a story with the rollicking joyousness ,at made “ The World’s Sweetheart. 1 JIY BEST GIRL.’ < j£Y BEST GIRL.’ ■MY BEST GIRL.’ •my BEST GIRL.’ •my BEST GIRL.’ ‘MY BEST GIRL.’ •MY BEST GIRL.’ ‘MY BEST GIRL.’ ‘ MY—-BEST GIRL.’ ‘MY BEST GIRL.’ Adapted from the well-known novel by KATHLEEN NORRIS. Funnier than ‘ LITTLE ANNIE ROONIE,’ sweeter than ‘ DOROTHY VERNON OP HADDON HALL,’ more stirring than ‘ TESS OF THE STORM COUNTRY.’ Mary at her adorable best. THE STRAND ORCHESTRA, Under tho Conductor-ship of Mr L. D. Austin. Entr’acte, ‘ Canzonetta ’ (D’Ambrosia). Soloiste, MARIE RAA EL. Box Plans Open in the Theatre Entrance from 10.30 a.m. Phone 13-379. FRIDAY NEXT-JANUARY FRIDAY NEXT—JANUARY 4—FRIDAY 4—FRIDAY NEXT, NEXT, At the g T E r A N D •• The Fuller-Hayward Home of Big Pictures.”. The Latest Co-starring Feature of the Two Famous Screen Lovers and tho Most Thrilling Romance they have ever made— RONALD COLMAN RONALD COLMAN RONALD COLMAN and VILMA BANKY and VILMA BANKY and VILMA BANKY In the Powerful Adaptation of BARONESS ORCZY’S CELEBRATED NOVEL, ‘LEATHERF AC ‘ L E ATHERFAC ‘LEATHER FAC E,’ E,’ E,’ Or •TWO LOVER S.’ : Plans Open in tho Strand Entrance UESDAY MORNING NEXT, at 10.30 BOOK YOUR SEATS, PRICES AS USUAL. Theatre Phone 13-379. TENNIS. LAWN TENNIS. L’AGO CHAMPIONSHIPS, ANDERSON’S BAY COURTS, 3DAY, WEDNESDAY, AND THURSI, JANUARY Ist, 2nd, • and 3rd, 19a9. - Post entries will be received. Admission: Adults, Is; Children, 6d. B. S. WILSON, • See. O.L.T.A. CORPORATION NOTICES. PORT CHALMERS BOROUGH COUNCIL. RUBBISH REMOVAL. RESIDENTS are notified that the Removal of Ashes and Rubbishy during the Christmas and New Year period will bo carried out as follows; THURSDAY in each week in lieu of Wednesday; SATURDAYS as usual. C. BLACKMAN, Town Clerk. Port Chalmers, 22nd December, 1928. A GARDENING Alphabet for the year, and a Working . Calendar for 12 months, the ‘Star’ Garden Book; all Seedsmen and Booksellers sell thy compact Gar. i%ning Book fog 2s 6d,