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Evening Star, Issue 17314, 30 March 1920, Page 5

amusements. JjJYERYBODY’S THEATRE. CHANGE OP PROGRAMME, Headed by The Well-known Melodrama Picturised THE FACE AT THE WINDOW, You’ve Seen_ the Play. It was a Thjiller. Now See the Picture. It’s simply—well, a Thriller. The Crime Fiend Le Loup, CONVICTED BY THE DEAD HAND. DEAD MEN CAN TELL TALES. WE GAN PROVE IT TO YOU. See Le Loup on the Screen, Also Chapter Three of the Serial 'THE MAN OF MIGHT,’ . ‘THE MAN OF MIGHT,’ ‘The MAN OP MIGHT,’ The Creeping.Death. LAST FEW SCREENINGS OF THE BIG DOUBLE BILL AT THE aUBEN’S 7 to 10. THE AUTHENTIC PICTURES OF THE Famous polar exploration. OAPT. SCOTT IN THE ANTARCTIC. Every Interesting Scene from the Start to the Last Pathetic Farewell. SCREENING TIMES OF SCOTT FI LAI Si . TO-NIGHT, 7, 9. And also in conjunction with the above The Fascinating end Bewitching CONSTANCE TALMADGE ° CONSTANCE TALMADGE As THE WEEK-END 1 WIPE In EXPERIMENTAL MARRIAGE, _‘A SATORXE?ir TO MONDAY WIFE.’ You can’t experiment with marriage. If tou do you’re liable to burn your fingers. See how it works out in the quaint. Select Film Comedy-drama, where You see “ Connie ” at her Best. Also good supports, including the Latest Animated Gazette and Brilliant Comedy, PRICES AS USUAL. GRAND NEW BILL TO-NJGHT! A T THE EMPIRE (“The Picture House De Luxe”), AND AT KING EDWARD. A Three-hour Bill. A Programme which gives you unbounded pleasure to witness. HEART-STIRRING, TRAGIC AND TERRIBLE. The Soul of a Japanese Revealed In a Splendid Dramatic study by the ever-populaj film star SESSTJE HAYAKAWA, Supported by a Magnificent Oast. A Thriliug Romance, with a Terrible Climax is unfolded in the new Oriental Photo-plaj HA HEART IN PAWN,’ ‘A HEART IN PAWN,’ — ‘A HEART IN PAWN,’ — ‘A HEART IN PAWN,’ Revealing the Soul of a Japanese whet Geisha Girl gives her Life for her Love. Also Splendid Array of Supporting Subjects Including (lie LATEST ANIMATED WORLD ■happenings, And Special and Appropriate Music by the EMPIRE GRAND ORCHESTRA. Entr’acte, ‘Apol'io’ (Laurendo), at 8 p.m, FAMILY PRICES: 6d, Is Id. and 2s Id. BE WISE AND BOOK TOUR SEATS FOR TO-NIGHT BY ’PHONE 414 (no extra fee). LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. THE SAVOY. THE VICE-REGAL RESTAURANT. “JUST AS YOU LIKE IT.” In the Luxurious Lounge upstairs Grilled Chops and Steak are served at Lunch and Tea Time. They are cooked by a wonderful, new, and most up-to-date Griiler, which leaves the meat tender and succulent, with that delicious “ tang ” which was a notable feature of the famous old London chophouses. You can have your grills clone to your taste—just as you like them—and our patrons say they are sinipiy perfect. Lunch as usual, consisting of three courses, is provided from 12 to 2, and Full Tea from 5 to 7 in the Dining Room on the first floor. “MEET ME AT THE SAVOY,” Moray place (corner of Princes street). OTAGO UNIVERSITY JUBILEE. A e ®CORD of CEREMONIES' AND celebrations. SOLD BY ALL BOOKSELLERS. PRICE, 2s 6d. (Posted. 2s lOd.) LOST AND FOUND. LOST, a Fox Terrier Pup. Reward turning to 16 Council street. St. Kit LOST (in Cumberland street, between Andrew and Hanover streets), Bat Tau Shoe. Please return to 408 Cum I land street. LO--, Hidy’s Handbag, in south expres Monday. Return to 91 St. Andre street; reward. IT OST, Returned Soldiers Badge, Numb -B-I 2/597 (W. Richardson). Leave Ca sheds; reward. LOST, between Roslyn and City, Go Monogram Brooch (V.C.R.); 'soldier keepsake. Reward on returning to Nation Bank, ~p~ OST, on Oval (near swings). Gold Bi jl—i Brooch. Reward returning 4 Maitlar street. T OST (Saturday, between Octagon-1 Office), Lady’s Gold Wristlet ws (inscription); reward Dowling street. Mr Ashley Coop TT OST (last night). Parcel, contain woollen coat, George or Princes strt PJeiiso leave Elder, chemist. LOST (last Friday night, between Octa; trad Oban street, Roslyn), Purse, c taming four pound-notes and silver, a soldier’s discharge. Reward at 14 01 street. FOUND, Sum of Monev. App!* Dili Bros., Rattray street. FOUND.— Spectacles to suit ah sjgi supplied by qualified Opticii Sturmer, through Sprosen’s chemist eb< Octagon. FOUND. —Ask for Thomson’s Split Pe in packets; for soups. The flavor delicious. FOUND, Best Values in Suits; taile by band and machine made. P. son’s, 36 George street. FOUND. —Your old Felt Hat made new; moderate charges. J. \Vh 256 George street. TpOUND.—Syrup of Linseed Cough 1 -f- lure, sure cure. E. P. Cameron Stafford street (late Wilkinson). FOUND, Cheapest Place to Buy 3: quality good, prices right; p Lamb; closes from Thursday evening "Tuesday morning. J. W. Thomas, S street. 'OOUND—Purakanui, the most seaside resort north of the 1 line. TCjVOUND.—John M’Gonnachie, grocer general carrier. The Point, Pur nui. will meet oC! demands this Easter. ALB Groceries in Stock.—All Orders -£■*- Bread, Butter, and Meat to to in later than 12 noon Wednesday; 'phone 3 BOARD AND RESIDENCE. GLASGOW 'Restaurant, Moray pla< Vacancies for Boarders. ’Phone < (P. -Reilly, proprietor). \\TANTED, by young lady, Board " " Residence; permanent; north preferred; state terms “Bike,” 1 £ Office. TAT"ANTED, Four Gentlemen Board ” t private family; washing, iroi mending done. Reply “ Particulars,” 'f Office,