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Evening Star, Issue 17226, 16 December 1919, Page 7

AMUSEMENTG. rpHE EMPIRE THEATRE. The Daiinty, Vivacious Comedienne, BILLIE BURKE, ' BILLIE BURKE, BILLIE BUBKE, In 'GOOD GRACIOUS, ANNABELLE!' 'GOOD GRACIOUS, ANNABBLLE!' "GOOD GRACIOUS, ANNABELLE!' 'GOOD GRACIOUS, ANNABELLE!' Adapted from the highly successful play which some years ago toured New Zealand, with Marie Tempest in the leading part. Billie Burke's sauciest and brighliest. What need to ray more? Everybody loves BiUie Burke. Everybody will Va" there. Supported by AMERICAN GAZETTE. West Comedy, 'HER TENDER FEET.' 'HER TENDER FEET.' And BRAY PICTOGRAPH. Usual Prices. Reserves, Is 7d ('phones 44*). EVERYBODY'S THEATRE. Crowded Each Session. PEARL WHITE In PEARL WHITE 'THE LIGHTNING PEARL WHITE RAIDER.' CHARLIE CHAPLIN In CHARLIE CHAPLIN 'HIS NEW CHARLIE CHAPLIN JOB.' TAYLOR HOLMES in 5 Acts of Comedy, 'TWO BIT SEATS.' Ueual Prices. RING'S JTHEATRE. TO-NIGHT AGAIN, at 7 and 8.30. THE EXACT KIND OF A STORY YOU WILL LIKE. Love, adventure, thrilto, excitement, sport, and all the other ingredients that go to make up a fascinating entertainment. MAE MARSH In 'THE RACING- STRAIN.' A brave, beautiful girl, fighting- every inch of the way for the purse that will save her broken-spirited father from harsh ruin. The night before the great race in Saratoga a r>lctt;ing gambler tries to dope the favorite, Southern Honour, and ruin "his owner, the Colonel. Tho Colonel's daughter, however, is on guard in the horse box, and 'the plot falls. The big race won by Southern Honour for the soutnern honor of his owner, and which retrieves the Colonel's fortunes. SEE THE GREAT RACE SCENE. GREAT SUPPORTS: Patho Gazette, New Christie Comedy, Glorious Scenic, etc. Adidts 6d, Children 3d, Circle Is (plus tax). What is happiness? Have you found it? Seo the strange adventures of a girl who THE PLi'Zi" TO-DAY and TO-NIGHT, In 'THE AMATEUR ADVENTURESS' With EMMY WEHLEN, The Metro EMMY WEHLEN, Star, Who will lead you through a maze of exciting and unique happenings. Also 'Kultur,' No. 14 (last but one). Also Latest Gazette. Day Screenings: Serial, 2.10 and 4.20; 3let.ro Star, 3 p.m. (once only). Night: Serial, 8.15 once onrv; Metro Star, 7,10 and 9 p.m. Day: Adults, 6d; Children, 3d. Night • Circle, Is; Stalls, 6d; accompa half. Send the Children in the Afternoon. We screen a big Comedy Extra for them. LATE ADVERTISEMENTS.

SPOILING CHRISTMAS PRICES ! DRAMATIC EVENTS AT ---- - PENROSE'S. AGAINST ALL PRECEDENTS. CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES GOING \T SALE PRICES. SHOW ROOM STOCK LIKEWISE MILLINERY DITTO. PENROSE'S GREAT WHITE SALE Has Developed into an EVERY DEPARTMENT SALE. Compare High Prices Ruling- Elsewhere with Dramatic .Slaughtering Reduction To meet the Public Convenience now prevailing AT PENROSE'S XMAS SALE.

BE YOUR OWN SANTA CLAUS ! Give it under tho Mistletoe (Not under the Rose). From your Hands the Gift will be Sweeter. EVERYTHING SUITABLE AT SUITABLE PRICES At PENROSE'S MOST OPPORTUNE SALE Of CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES. Hand Mirrors, Manicure Sets, Serviette Rings, Bags, Hair Brushes, Sweet Scented Soaps, Sachets, Bead Necklets, Boxed Handkerchiefs, Crepe do. Chine and Maltese Laco Collars. Hundreds of Different Things ALL WONDERFULLY REDUCED. NATIONAL PROHIBITION CAMPAIGN. TO FRIENDS AND SYMPATHISERS. A S raE EXPENSES of carrying on this f* Campaign are heavy. Friends and Sympathisers with the movement who have not yet Bent in their CONTRIBUTIONS are requested to do so BEFORE WEDNESDAY" if possible, addressed to ' THE FINANCIAL ORGANISER, National Prohibition Committee, No. 2 Empire Buildings, Princes street, Dunedin. P.O. Eos 309. Telephone 2,827. By Special Appointment to His Excellency the Governor-General, THE SAVOY. A SUGGESTION TO GENTLEMEN DINING IN THE CITY. The SAVOY GRILL ROOM is generally admitted to be quite the most Charming ond Artistic Restaurant _ Dining Room in tie Dominion. It therefore aftorcb most pleasing and enjoyable surroundings in which to partake of Lunch, or Tea. The " Old English Grills," as cooked ou the Savoy Grfiler, are pronounced "Delicious," as indeed they era. Our suggestion is that Gentlemen -whose time for meals is limited should Order Grills by. Telephone (No. 2,699) a few minutes in advance of their leaving business. Th« service will then be readv on their arrival. "MEET ME AT THE SAVOY," ! Moray place (comer of Princes etreet), '