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Evening Star, Issue 17154, 22 September 1919, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. pRINCESS THEATRE. (The Show -that Makes ’the Happy Homo.) Direction: Ben and John Fuller.. Purveyors of Perfection. No ' TO-NIGHT! Lukewam At 8. TO-NIGHT! Patrons For This Mammoth Show! FIRING TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! Palm Will Smite Palm Resoundingly! It’s aReservoir Of Laughter. TO-NIGHT! THEIR NINTH SALVO. PAUL Whoon PAUL STANHOPE Things STANHOPE REVUIST3 Up Again! REVUISTS ‘DOWN ON THE FARM.’ One Gigantic; Roar of Laughter. UNIQUE VAUDEVILLE CONTINGENT Pot the First-line Attack, Including Tho Mast Original and Diverting Pato, CAMPBELL AND MAYO. CAMPBELL AND MAYO. CAMPBELL AND MAYO. Lacing Over a Laugh Hit. THE RENOWNED TENOR, EP. NIE BA BRA C L DUG H. ERNIE BARRACLOUGH. Now Repertoire of ' Standard Numbers and Songs*of Sentiment. POLLARD AND BORNEO JACKSON. GARDINER. Reappearance .tho Ebsnv Electron. . JOHN LARKIN. Entirely New Budget of Hilarity. FRED BLUETT. FRED BLUETT. PRICES: D.O. and OK., 2s Id; STALLS, Is Id; UPPER CIRCLE, 6d. Bos: Plan at THE BRISTOL. Bookings, 6d. BIG PROGRAMME At ICING’S THEATRE TO-NIGHT, at 7 and 8.30. To-night we've got the Sunshine Maid, with her tattered dress and Cinderella shoes, in a beautiful picture of school days: ‘A CHILD OF THE WILD,’ ‘A CHILD OF THE WILD,’ ‘A CHILD OF THE WILD,’ And JUNE CAPRICE JUNK CAPRICE JUNE CAPRICE Herself describes this a.i her greatest picture. Then HANK MANN. HANK M\NN Whom our American Cousins describe as CHARLES CHAPLIN’S CHARLES CHAPLIN’S Equal, if not his superior, in the big laugh dvnamo. 1 THE DOMESTIC HOUND,’ ‘THE DOMESTIC HOUND,’ Which fairly bubbles with humor from tho title to the linis. You'll like this programme, and wc recommend it. NEW SONG, NEW THEME; Hats off to the stoker.’ A Rattling Good Baritone Song, Full of-go right through. Chorus: I’m the Stoker, I’m the joker Who ivories with a shovel and poker. The heat and smell hj ju-it like— well. No wonder I'm a tenible soaker. But the Fleet's afloat, and I run the boat; B lir.vn me, I’m no o oakor. Ask Jellieca. He’ll say “ What, ho! Hate oft’ to the Stoker.'* Tho Mario is equally good. Keys B flat and (A PRICE, Is 9d PER COPY. TERRY'S POPULAR MUSIC STORES, 174-178 George street, Dunedin. MEETINGS. IJOTB GRAND THEATRE. LABOR PARTY OPEN ELECTION GAMPAIG N With a MASS MEETING THEIR TO-NTG HT! TO-NIGHT 1 At 8 o'clock. Speakers; Hon. J, T. Pa : JL, Dunedin South. JOHN A. Bitot'v’N, Dunedin West. J. \V. MUNitO. Dunedin Ce-ntrui. Don t Mt.es this Chance of ITcarinc THU LABOR PARTY'S CANDIDATES. Our Slogan i-; ‘FOUR SKA is IGR LABOR.” BOROUGH OF ST. KILL A. A PUBLIC At LEUNG of tho Residents of St. Kilda will be held in the Coronation Hall, St. Kiida, on TUESDAY, 23rd September, 1919, at 8 p.as., to protest against the Government attitude with regard to iliq, erosion at St. Kilcla and St. Clair Beaches. His Worship the Mayor of Si. Kiida (A, D. Edgar, Esq.) in the chair. Speakers: IJis Worship the Mayor of Dunedin (W. Bogg, Esq.), Mark Cohen, Eeq., J. H. 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