AMUSEMENTS. GRAND rfOLIDAT BILL TO-DAY A. T the empire (■‘Tho Do Luxe Picture House”). 2 to 5 p.m.—To-day—6.4s to 10 pun. And at KING- EDWARD at 7.45. A Thrilling Story of the German Rush on 'Paris in 1914, Featuring the Fascinating CLARA FiAIBAI.L VQX7XG, The I avorite Emotional Actrees !n The Thrilling and Sensational Story, * Trip THROUGH THE DARK.' IHL ROAD THROUGH THE DARK.’ HER HONOR FOR FRANCE. A FEARFUL SACRIFICE. Supported by a Magnificent Cast. Splendid Array of Supporting Subjects, Including the ITTREE LONG TOPICAL GAZETTES THREE LONG TOPICAL GAZETTES And Beautiful Scenic and Travel Studies. Spcc i n ' Qn<l - Appropriate Music by the EMPIRE GRAND ORCHESTRA Entracte. ‘William Tell’ (Rossini). At 8 p.m. xv LFT, ces: i Cluidrea, 6d. Night Prices: Is Id, 1 8 7d, and 2s Id. Reserve your Seats by Theatre ’Phone 444. No extra fee. SHERLOCK HOLMES Is at the* U E E X ’ y--2 to >•45 to 10. A Perfect Photo Version of the Most Gripping and sensational Story ever penned bj a Master Novelist. * the valu:y of fear,’ By SE ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE, Introducing the Famous Detective SHERLOCK HOLMES. The Greatest. English Production ever made Tho Latest Gazettes, Scenics, and Comedt ■ COMB EARLY TO-NIGHT'I T HE EMPIRE THEATRE, SATURDAY NEXT. SATURDAY NEXT. CHARLES CHARCES CHARLES CHARLES CHARLES CHARLES SMYTHE SMYTH E SMYTHE SMYTHE SMYTHE SMY-THE CONCERT CO CONCERT CO. CONCERT CO. CONCERT CO. CONCERT GO. CONCERT CO. Mr CHARLES SMYTHE, Principal wit Dame Melba, Madame Caivs, and Alic Esty Grand Opera Companies. MIRIAM KUTNER, Talented Pianiste. ANITA GREENE, Soprano. BATH IE STUART, Comedienne. A CLASSICAL CONCERT AND HIGH CLASS PICTURE PROGRAMME IN ONE EVENING. EMPIRE GRAND ORCHESTRA. BOOK AT THE BRISTOL. Plan opens Friday. ELECTION NOTICES. bruCe Electorate. ]VTR JOHN EDIE (LIBERAL CAI ■ DATE) WILL ADDRESS 1 ELECTORS as under:— TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY), April 6«J.SUTTON, 6 o’clock; MIDDLE MARCH 8 o clock. WEDNESDAY, April 7th.—BERWICK, .woodside, 6.30 p.m. MOiIOXA, 8.15 p.m. 'THURSDAY, April Bth.—HINDON. noon MAUNGATUA, 4 p.m.; HENLEY 6.15; MILBURN, 8.15 p.m. FRIDAY, April 9th—LOVELL’S FLA 3 ■ 6 p.m.; MILTON, 8 p.m. Owinp- to not being Town Hall, Milton, on le to secure t ... , „„ previously a veihsed. .Meetings arranged no above. BRUCE ELECTORATE. TFp JAMES BEOG will Address tl Electors as under: V EDNEbDAY, A.pril 7th.—Beaumont, \ 5.30 p.m.; Evans Flat, 7 p.m.; Lai rence Town Hall, at 8 p.m. LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. EASTER HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS EASTER HOLIDAY .ATTRACTIONS EASTER. HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS MOLLIS ONS. We place on Sale this week SPECIAL HO DAY BARGAINS at Prices much heioi their value. BARGAINS FOR THE HOLIDAYS LADIES’ WHITE VOILE BLOUSE daintily embroidered, finished with li la ’ a!i SiZ€S ’ Mces ’ 17s 6d 6 LADIES’ WHITE SILK BLOUS] smartly cat in all the newest stvl hemstiteiied and hand-embroidiered; sizes. Prices, 30s and 555. LADIES’ TWEED COSTUMES; “ snakes; gcod heather mixtures; aiut belted shapes; shapes; s.w. anti w. 19s 6d and ■£B Bs. LADIES NAVY SERGE COSTUME fine worsted; semi-fitting and styles; tailor-cut; polonaise-lined; and w. sizes. Prioe, £lO 10s. LADIES’ GABERDINE RAINCOATS; smart sty.es, with pockets and beits; lined to i foot of coat; 48m and 50In lengths. Prices, £4 ISs and £5 10s. I LADIES' WOOL SPORTS COATS; jur stylos, witn striped collars and c wish and without belts; latest sha Prices, 57s 6d and 60s. LABIE&’ KID GLOA'ES, in Brown i Beaver; extra good quality; oil si: Special price, 6s lid per pair. LADIES’ WHITE KID AND SUE GLOVES; a very special quality; ' worth 8s lid. Special price, 6s lid' pair. “THE PRINCESS" LIADIES’ HOSE; silk ankle; seamless end full fashic all sizes. Special price, 5s lid per COLORED SILK ANKLE HOSE, in G and Champagne; particularly g value; worth 6s lid. Special pr 5s 6d pair. . MOLLISOFTS, LTD., GEORGE AND FREDERICK STREETS, DUNEDIN. WAR Economy.—Make your Garden profitable as well as a pleasure by investing in a ‘ Star ’ Garden Annual,
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Evening Star, Issue 17319, 6 April 1920, Page 5
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