AMUSEMENTS. Only a Few More Screenings of the GREAT HOLIDAY BILL T'THE EMPIRE ("The De Luxe Picture House"). TO-NIGHT, 6.45 to 10, A Thrilling Story of the German- Bush on ■* Paris in 1914, Featuring <tlie Fasgjnating CLARA JiIMBALL YOUNG, The Favorite Emotional Actress, f In ■ ns£ VF'P^a™ 0 - Sensational Story;. «sw? THROUGH THE DARK.' THE ROAD THROUGH THE DARK.' «™S 5 0AD THROUGH. THE DARK-' THE ROAD THROUGH THE DARK' HER HONOR FOR FRANCE A .FEARFUL SACRIFICE, fcpiendid Array of Supporting Subjects, „__ Including THREE LONG TOPfOAL GAZETTES And Beautiful Scenic and Travel Studies. EMPIRE GRAND ORCHESTRA. Entr'acte, "William Tell' (Rossini), ' At 8 p.m. Night Prices: Is Id, Is 7d, and 2s Id. Ueservo vour Saaf.«fn<-T , n.»ii , rrU*"i,-rni...j._. 'Phone'444. No- extra fee. THE EMPIRE . THEATRE! COMING SATURDAY NEXT. Special Engagement of THE EMINENT BASSO, CHARLES SMYTHE v ■ CHARLES SMYTHE, - Late Principal with the' DAME MELBA, MADAME CALVE, And ALICE ESTY GRAND OPERA COMPANIES. AND HIS MERRY MUSICAL MAIDS. • Mr SMYTHE, Who is in the zenith of his vocal possibilities, is gifted with a rich, resonant voice of exceptional flexibility, and range, which he uses with rare artistic grace. His voice, onco heard, will never be forgotten. Welcome Reappearance of BATHIE STUART, Comedienne, Joymaker, and Society Entertainer. The Artist whose genius for the interpretation of the haunting love songs and folk lore of the Maori bewitches and entrances both Maori and Pakeha alike. ANITA GREENS,Possessing a sweet lyric soprano Voice, with exquisite. light, shade,, and flute-like purity of tone. MIRIAM KUTNER, A talented joung accompanist, who also smgs delightful ditties at the piano. A CONCERT DE LUXE. COMBINED WITH A PROGRAMME OF VARIED -VXD HIGH-CLASS MOTION PICTURES. 800 KEARLY AT THE BRISTOL. Plan Opens on Friday Morning. Prices; Is Id, Is 7d, 2s Id, 2s 7d (reserved^. SHERLOCK HOLMES Ie at the QUEEN'S & KING EDWARD. A Perfect Photo Version of the Most Gripping and Sensational Story ever penned by a Master Novelist. * THE TALLEY OF PEAR/ By SIR ARTHUR OONAN DOYLE, the Famous Detective SHERLOCK HOLMES. The Greatest English Production ever made. The Latest Gazettes, Soenics, and Comedies. COME EARLY TO-NIGHT 1 BOAas AND RESIDENCE. ILASGOW Restaurant, Moray place.i ro ' yacancies for Boarders. 'Pnone 2,980 I proprietor). |OARD and R*sidencTw a nted by GentleOitj_. Address * Star.' T ADY oilers .comfortsbkV^Board~(doubTe fr 1 . rooms), private Christian home, near ■«?r I r ! . rß n& smt studeuts - "Homelike," .Mar ulnce. ioTRD and Residence- Wanted by younf Man, nandy Roslyn township. Adores* Ustating terms) "Roslyn," 'Star' Office. " LOST AMO fOUTJ D. J' OST, -Wedding Ring, Carey Bay JLi please return Gibbs's ' Store, Carey I Bay; reward. J i I ? S ?- —* A«Ue Stewart Bangle. Reward returning Norwich Unioft Insurance, 105 Hi~h street. " T~OST V. Envelope (addressed W. Penrose), confiningstingle Penrose's. ¥z 0 ( ' 0 ",- train ' hetwc-eil GoodwooTTaml f-J Lunc-chn, or between Station and Maitland street), a Gold Bangle; reward. 6 Jiaitland street. T OST (off express, vicinity Kensington, AJ Laster Monday), Gem's Dark Green Hat; reward. Return to Wills, fruiterer "eorgo street. I f P&£> Persian Kitten.r~Return J. p. JLJ .Ir-rdie, 73-Elgin road, Morningtons reward, T OST, near Union Company's"office, £7 in ■S-i- notes. Pleaee. return Conn, chemistreward. f OST - .'Star' Office. ."1/S7OULD Person who _ V ¥ no* Invcreargill-Cliristchiircli express, Tuesday, return sumo to Hobbs, care Burt, and receive own. 710UNI), Sum of Money in cax, Good - i.'l-iday. Owner conurumicate with R V\. Capslick, Milton. supplied by qualified Optician mer. through Sprosen's cbemi Best Values In Suits: tailored -H- by hand and machine made Pearson's, 36 George street. lour old i<eit Hat made like ,„„■■■' moderate charge. J l . Whipp, 23S George street. . OTAGO HYDRO-ELECTRIC POWER SCHEME. MQLEOAV RESORTS. WARRING-TON. " FOR,itALE, |"jOMFORTABLY-FUKNISHE3> COTTAGE. Open for Inspection Saturday Next. Mr SAWELL, Scoullar and Clnsholm's. -*-■»■ '-OKOiNAiIOIs HALL, MILTON On THURSDAY Bth APRIL, at B'p.m., lo Forward Above feV-me Speakers: Sir GEORGE FE.WYICK and Mr H. L. TAPLEY. His Worship the Mayor of Milton will • Pt«ftido. Rstepavers and Residents of Bruce County and fcno corough of Milton ars cordially invited to attend. J W. B. STEEL, . . Secretary, OLD BOYS* ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL CLT r "B ANNUAL GENERAL MEETINO of -a. uio above Club will be held in the Waratah lea Rooms on THURSDAY, Bth 4pril at 7.45 p.m. Social to follow. ' Past, present, and intending members be present. L. B. M'GOVERNE, Hon. Sec. and Treas. TSTAKARI SCHOOL.-A Meeting of Resi- ,. * ~ dsnt3 ancl ex-Fupilfi will be held in tne Gymnasium on Saturday, 10th Ap-i:. at p.m., to consider a fitting Send-off to Miss Christie, who 1 is retiring. R. Brown, chairman. .
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Evening Star, Issue 17320, 7 April 1920, Page 5
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