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AMUSEMENTS TflOMßf A.O BMEN Theatre 1 HOOT GIBSON «< THE DENVER DUDE 99 Smiling Hoot as a Scotch Highlander Ehi c think—Checkered Vest, White Coil ar, Ha r d °Hi tuff Yn d 3 ™S? NEW N A D Apl^' DEL.RO Y and DELANEY WORLD FAMOUS RHYTHMICAL DANCERS THE ASQUITHS VERSATILE ENGLISH SOCIETY ENTERTAINERS HATS McKAY in an entirely new act. IMPERSONATOR OF A TYPICAL CHINESE MUSICIAN. ALSO _. T HE CmLD WONDER VOCALIST. Princess Phone 41-586. Tivoli Phone 44-136 CONTINUOUS FROM lOtmh K>r.< AND LA* “Fashions For Women” Esther Ralston Raymond Hatton In Gorgeous and Marvellous Creation Also PETER B. KYNE’S “WARPAINT” H=r.. T .' m McC °y. Pauline Starke. Here. Love and Adventure, Swift Action A Stirring Drama that Rings True. ADOLPHE MENJOU Act ? rs in. the Ace of Screen Entertainments, with Alice Joyce “ The Ace of Cads ” “The Fate Of A Flirt” DOROTHY REVIER, FORREST STANLEY Tense! Thrilling! Unusual! You Cannot. Miss This Exciting Story Phones: 46-609, 20-142. it U THREE LAMPS The Cat’s Pyjamas 99 with Betty Bronson —Ricardo Cortez And MONTE BLUE, DOROTHY DEVERE

TOWN HALL direction . . . . j. and n. tait TO-MORROW NIGHT at 8 Also MONDAY NIGHT (POSITIVELY LAST TWO RECITALS-) PADEREWSKI TO-MORROW NIGHT’S PROGRAMME Will include "MOONLIGHT” SONATA (Beethoven). "ERL-KING” (Schubert-Liszt) “HARK! HARK! THE LARK*’ (Schubert-Liszt). “RHAPSODIE HONQ.ROISE,” No. 2 (Liszt). 7 s 6 D RESERVED SEATS FOR TO-MORROW AND MONDAY’S CONCERTS AVAILABLE AT LEWIS R. EADY AND SON, LTD. siDay Sale Tickets Available at Box Office To-morrow Morning. A SPECIAL RESERVE AT 21s AND A RESERVE AT 12s 6d AVAILABLE AT THE BOX OFFICE. In view of the heavy booking and also for the convenience of our many patrons we are pleased to advise that the Box Office will be open from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. BOX PLANS AT LEWIS' R. EADY AND SON, LTD. PRICES.—2Is. 12s 6d, 7s 6d (Reserved); 5s (unreserved). Ail prices plus tax, etc. DIRECTION ...... J. AND N. TAIT

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