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f\UR THEATRE. . XEWTOWN. '-'UK THEATRE, XEWTOWN. TO-NIGHT, at 7.30. XORMA SHEARER, XORMA SHEARER, In au Enchanting Film Version 6t Sir Arthur Pinero's Great Play, "TRELAWNEY OF THE WELLS." "TRELAWNEY OF THE WELLS." A Glittering Romance of Life Behind the scenes. ' ■ ' • In Addition: ! TIM M'COY ! '-THE ADVENTURER." ■ "THE ADVENTURER." A stirring story of adventure, unique thrills, comedy, and love. ■pWfEITTHEATRE, ISLAND BAY. ■^ TO-NIGHT! 7.45 TO-NIGHT! Steam Heated. Steam Heated. Final Presentation. 1— "PALS IN PARADISE." Euough thrills and laughs to last you for ever! Come and see it. 2— , "SIOUX BLOOD," ■ With TIM M'COY, Adventure! Romance! Thrills! Action! Love! 3-t- Charlie Chase in "Assistant Wives." 2 Nights. Monday and Tuesday next. "The Bellamy Trial" As thrilling as any "The Bellamy Trial" picture you've seen. "The Bellamy Trial" You simply must "The Bellamy Trial" see it. Your last "The Bellamy Trial" chance. Book your "The Bellamy Trial" seats now. Avoid "The Bellamy Trial" disappointment. MIRAMAR SILVER BAND. MIRAMAR SILVER BAND. FIFTH GRAND CONCERT. FIFTH GRAND CONCERT. /CAPITOL THEATRE, MIRAMAR. SUNDAY, 28th JULY, 1929, 8.15 p.m. 1. Hymn—"Abide with Me" (By Monk) Band. 2. March—"The Middy" (By Kenneth J. Elford)—Band. 3. Selected Vocal Number, Miss Eileen Higgins, Soprano. 4. Cornet Duet, "Besses o' th' Barn" (By D. Currie) —Bandsmen C. Ouchen and Corporal J. Newton. 5. Selected Vocal Number, "Because"— Mr. Arthur Haley, Tenor. 6. Waltz, "Rosalinda" (By G. Hawkins) Band. 7. Selected Banjo Solo Mrs. Reeves. 8. Selected Vocal, "Love'B Might," Mrs. T. Tracey. 9. "March of Triumph: Entry of the Gladiators"—Band. God Save the King. Conductor, R. A. SUTHERLAND. Accompanist, MISS VERA BOESLY. Secretary, K. L. LEPPER. rjRGAN RECITAL RECITAL TOWN HALL, SUNDAY (TOMORROW), 28th JULY, 1929, 8.30 p.m., by MR. BERNARD F. PAGE (City Organist). Choral-Prelude Bach First Movement from Fifth Symphony iv C Minor (Op. 67) . Beethoven Three Preludes Op. 11, Nos. 4, 2, and 5 Scriabine Psyche-Poeme Symphonique pour Orchestre et Choeura (by request) Cesar Franck Admission Free. Voluntary Contributions received at door.