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Evening Star, Issue 17279, 18 February 1920, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS. E»i NCESS THEATRE. Direction: Ben and John Fuller. ALWAYS MERRY FULLERS’. AND FULLERS’. BRIGHT. TO-NIGHT, at 8. FAREWELL PERFORMANCES, Last Week. LB BLANC’S Last Week. TRAVESTY STARS Last Week. Present Last Week. The Sparkling Revue, ILI ‘DO IT NOW !’ First Appearance the Immensely Clever and Entertaining Equilibrists, GOKO AND EVANS. GOKO AND EVANS. GOKO AND EVANS. The Newest Topicalities and Song Jingle* by MAUD COURTNEY AND MR “ C.” MAUD COURTNEY AND MR “0." The Oracular Woman of Mystery, ASTRAS. ASTRAS. She foretold the abandonment of Lord Jellicoe’s Tour. Can tell you what you want to know. SYLVESTER. MAGIC SYLVESTER. SYLVESTER, MAN. SYLVESTER. PRICES: D.C. anti 0.5., 2s 6d; STALLS, Is 6d; UPPER CIRCLE. Is (all plus tax). Bookings at THE BRISTOL. Fee of 6d. CHARLES CHAPLIN. TO-NIGHT In ‘ SHANGHAIED ’ (His Biggest Success). JTING’S THEATRE. TO-NIGHT, at 7 and 8.30, TWO BIG FEATURES. CHARLES CHAPLIN In ‘SHANGHAIED’ ‘SHANGHAIED’ And EMMY WEHLBN EMMY WEHLBN In - ' SYLVIA ON THE SPREE.’ —— ‘ SYLVIA ON THE SPREE.’ SYLVIA WANTED FREEDOM! A society girl wanted to go “on a spree.” She ended up in the Police Court! A nice place for a perfectly respectable girl! SYLVIA ON A SPREE.’Metro’s delightful story of a sheltered society girl who wanted to see life, Featuring the Beautiful Star, EMMY WEHLEN. EMMY WEHLEN. The night life of New York brought to tie film in all its original glitter and extravagance. BEAUTIFUL GOWNS, DAZZLING SCENES, GORGEOUS PRODUCTION. A GAY LIFE with A GAY FINISH. *][* HE OCTAGON THEATRE. “ Where the Best Pictures Are.” TO-DAY, AT 2.30 p.m, and 7.30 p.m. STUPENDOUS DOUBLE-FEATURE PROGRAMME. Paramount’s 6,000 Feet Masterpiece, ‘ THE SQUAW MAN.’ ‘THE SQUAW MAN’ Is the mightiest story of human passion and life that the screen has ever shown. On the Same Programme: VIVIAN MARTIN in ‘LITTLE COMRADE.’ Hours of Screening i 2.30 p.m. Bray Pictograph. 7.40 p.m. 2.45 p.m. ‘ Little Comrade.’ 7.55 p.m. 3.40 p.m. 1 Reilly’s Wash Day.’ 8.50 p.m. 4.5 p.m. ‘The Squaw Man.’ 9.10 p.Bi. Programme Commences 2.50 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. sharp. No Delays. No Picture Shown Twice! TO-DAY’S PRICES: AFTERNOONS AS USUAL. EVENINGS.—AduIts, Is 7d Upstairs; Is Id Downstairs: Reserve Seats, 2s Id, Reserve Plan at Messrs Chas. Begg and Co.’s; or ’Phone 3,091. .J^UNEDIN BURNS CLUB. MONTHLY CONCERT, TO-NIGHT, ART GALLERY HALL, TQ-NIGHT, ART GALLERY HALL, At 8 o’clock. R. M‘KLNLAY, President. OTAGO SCHOOL OF DANCING. OTAGO SGHOOh OF DANCING. LATEST BALLROOM DANCES. MRS B. WYATT wishes to Announce that she will form a TICKLE-TOE and MISSOURI WALTZ GLASS. Terms: One Guinea (payable in advance) for course of 8 Lessons. ENROL NOW with Mrs B. WYATT. Principal. Tel. 3,749. Mrs J. LEECH, Musical Directress. Tel. 704. IF YOU HAVEN’T GOT THESE SONGS YOU ARE MISSING SOMETHING. ‘Sunset Land.’ (Chas. Willeby.) ‘ Night of Romance.’ (Nioholls.) ‘ For You a Rose, For Me a Memory.’ (Nioholls.) ‘ God Sends the Day.’ (Drummond.) ‘Tear, a Kiss, a Smile.’ (Motyan.) ‘ Only a Wooden Cross.’ (Fisher.) ‘Heart of a Rose.’ (Nicholls.) ‘ Crimson Roses.’ (Drummond.) ‘ Nest in Arcady.’ (Eric Coates.) ‘Road That Leads to You.’...(Henry Geeiil.) ‘ Now You’ve Come Back, Dear.’.. .(Lovedcy.) ‘Down the Home Road Back to You.’ (St. Quentin.) ‘When Shadows Are Falling.’ (Croke.) ‘Moonlight.’ (Knight Logan.) T Price, Is 9d per Copv. EERY’S POPULAR MUSIC STORES, 174, 173 George street, Dunedin. LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. BEDDING. BEDDING. DIRECT FROM THE MAKER TO THE PEOPLE, PENROSE’S BUY KAPOK, FLOOR, TICKING IN LARGE QUANTITIES. No One Can Buy Cheaper. PENROSE’S MAKE UP EVERY BED THEY SELL. They know how pure and sanitary they are. They see to it that ody reliable ticking is used. SPECIAL SALE PRICE LIST FOR BEDS THIS WEEK. Buttoued Flock Single Beds, filled with pure hygienic flock and covered with strdhg ticking. Sale price, 25s 6d. Full-size Double Beds, covered with strong Belgian ticking, filled with pur© hygienic flock, and buttoned down. Size 6ft 4in x 4ft Bin. Sale price, 33s 6d. Special Quality Single Buttoned Flock Beds, covered with strong Belgian ticking, tilled with purs flock, and buttoned down. Sale price, 32s 6d. Special Quality Wood Mixture Buttoned and Bordered Mattresses, in strong Belgian ticking. Size 6ft 4in x 4fb 6in. Sale price, 57s 6d. Single Loose Kapok Beds, covered with Belgian ticking. Sale price, 30s. Loose Kapok Double Boris, size 6ft 4in x 4ft 6in, covered with strong Belgian licking. Sale price, 555. Special Kapok Mattresses, size 6ft 4in x 4fr 6in, buttoned and bordered, covered vi t strong Belgian ticking. Sale price, 13; 6d. PILLOWS. 50 Pure Flock Pillows, full size, strong licking, 3s 6d each. Kapok Pillows, full size, covered with Belgian ticking, 5s 6d. W. PENROSE AND CO., - GEORGE STREET.