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Evening Star, Issue 16225, 21 September 1916, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS. DUNEDIN COMPETITIONS DUNEDIN COMPETITIONS. BURNS - hat; l. TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, At 8 o’clock. DUET—‘Die Walkure.’ VOCAL SOLO (Gentlemen, open to all) — Operatic Air| (bl Ballad. MUaIOAL MONOLOGUES—Own Selection. FAMES’ CHOIR CONTEST—STUDENTS’ CHOIR (conducted by Mrs Harold Brownuk). SACRED SOLO (Baritone)—‘ Lead, Kindly Light.’ J £ANO SOLO—‘ Hesent ana.’ VOCAL SOLO (Accompaniment and ’ Obligato). , FRIDAY MORNING: ■ Shakespearean Recitation (Gentlemen). ■Recitation—‘ Elihu.’ Recitation—‘The Village Blacksmith.’ Cmet Piano Contest—2nd Impromptu. Piano Solo—‘ Etude Oaracterisque.’ FRIDAY AFTERNOON: Humorous Recitation (Girls) —Own Selection, Admission: Day Session, 8d: Evening, Is; Children, 6d. K. S. WILSON, Secretary. ‘THE FIGHTING CHANGE.’ At QUEERS THEATRE. To-day; 12 noon till 5.30; 6.30 till 10.30 p.m. BIG FEATURE SUCCESS BIG FEATURE SUCCESS OF THE FIRST IMPORTANCE. OP THE FIRST IMPORTANCE, IN A BRILLIANT SCREEN ADAPTATION OF THE WONDERFUL NOVEL, By the Distinguished American Author, ROBERT W. CHAMBERS, THE FIGHTING CHANCE, A Tale of a FIGHTING CHANG®, -woman who THE FIGHTING CHANCE, won against THE FIGHTING CHANGE, wine, but FIGHTING CHANCE, married the nurrl CHANCE, man whom it THE FIGHTING CHANCE, vanquished. On her deathbed Stephen Si ward promised his mother, though he knew how hopeless was his chance, to combat his hereditary craving for drink. The struggle was short; he was beaten, and became a social pariah, shunned by his fellow-men. Then he met Sylvia Laudris, who knew his failing, and hoped that she might save him. He had a fighting chance ’■ 'of winning her, she said, if only his manhood would assert itself. Even with her help he could not rid himself ot the evil, and again sank into degradation. But this tamo he was to come back and with the strength to fight his hated and unscrupulous rival for Sylvia’s love. The fight became one of brawn and might, and took place when the two men were looked in Stephen’s office. It was a desperate struggle ™ s0 "' : of realistic fight which occurred in The Spoilers,’ without spectators, and with both striving to kill each other, OUR USUAL STANDARD SUPPORTS. ADULTS, 6d. CHILDREN, 3d. EDWARD. THEATRE. NIGHTLY CONTINUOUS PICTURES. 6.30 till 10. SOMETHING EXCEPTIONAL TO-NIGHT! One Long, Drawn, Laughter Yell from the word - ‘ Go!” THE TRIANGLE-KEYSTONE 'HIT, HIS BREAD AND BUTTER. HIS BREAD AND BUTTE# - HIS BREAD AND BUTTER,’ . HIS BREAD AND BUTTER., — Featuring the New Discovery, HANK MANN HANK MANN. Tho Maddest, Merriest, Emotional Earthquako of Screaming, Uproarious, Rovstcring Kolhckmg Fun, _ Never Yet Equalled in Moving Pictures. GREAT SUPPORTING PROGRAMME Includes The Final Payment Luhin Drama baumont Graphic Topical Cape Peninsula (Capo Town) Soenid With the French Troops, Authentic War Special. ADULTS, SIXPENCE: CHILDREN, 3d. KNOX CHURCH. mUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBE k At 8, GRAND RECITAL. Programme at Beggs’ and Tho Bri LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. /MINING-UP Sale still on,—Great B gams Watches, Plate, and Jewellei as discount £. OPLENDID stock of Speotaqjoa, all pric from 2s 6d upwards; sight tested xr /BENTS’ and Ladies’ Gold Chains TX Necklets at special reductions. Wedding Rings for 50s. GOLD Brooches and Bracelets, nice w ding presents; Tea Spoons in oax 10s 6d—now 7s 6d. EMEMBES, best value in Dunei JLftj - Selling off at Dawson and Co.’s, L 34 George street. BUTCHER. TOAO PRACTISE ECONOMY is a natlo duty, therefore purchase your Meat the following Cosh Prices: WETHER MUTTC <d Legs Cxi Forequarters ... 9d Loins i 3d Chops ,7d Tripe od Beef Sausages VI 41b Gjd Melbourne Sausag 5d 21b PRIME LAMB. Fore.quarfers, 3a 6d; Hindquarters, 4s BOLWELL, , OPPOSITE KNOX CHURCH. OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAYS. CLQ 1 p.m. SATURDAYS. Late Night Fridai OX BEEF. Sirloin Prime Ribs .. Rump Steak ... Buttock Steak Stewing Steak, Boiling Beef Corned Round Corned Roll ... Mincemeat NOW IN THE PRESS, To be Published Shortly, THIRD EDITION OF THE ‘STAB’ GARDEN ANNUAL. Owing to the success of former editions, and to the regular demand for copies, it has been decided to issue a Third Edition, which will he still further enlarged and illustrated. A feature will be Special Articles ou various Horticultural Subjects, etc., by Leading Authorities. THE EVENING STAR CO., LTD. MEAT! MEAT! MEAT! PRIMEST QUALITY. LOWEST PRICES. BEEP. MUTTON. Sirloin 7d Legs 6d Prime Ribs ... 6d Loins 6d Corned Round ... 8d Forequarters ~ 4q Corned Roll ... ?d Chops 6d Stewing' Steak ... 7d Sausages 4dand 5d Beef Steak ... gd Mince 5d PLEASE NOTE. —We are open WEDNESDAY until 5.30 p.m., FRIDAY until 5 p.m.. Closing SATURDAY at 1 p.m. JAMES HENDERSON, ARTHUR STREET. SPECIAL COSTUME PURCHASE. '^/ r E now offer you a SPLENDID LINE ALL-WOOL FLANNEL COSTUMES, / Ail* Good Shades, and Ideal for Bummer Attire. SPECIAL VALUE PRICE, 27s 6d each. These Costumes are well cut in Fashionable Styles. The Materials ore Dependable, Workmanship and Finish Excellent. CALL IN AND THY ON A FEW EXAMPLES. Their Wonderful Value is apparent at a glance. UNIQUE STORES, LTD., Dunedin. JF you Lose Anything Advertise in -the ‘ Star’s ’ Lost and Found Column,