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Evening Star, Issue 17365, 29 May 1920, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS. J> BIN CESS THEJLTTHB,; (The equable itempeoatare of your own parlor maintained.) Direction .*„.». Ben.awT.3Wm FdJler-TO-NIGHT,-at 8. MONWJAER DE TTTXTb BILL. 11—HEADLINERS.—11 OTVENES, The Wonderful ZOBSrSTBKS, CEVENES, Sensationalists. ZOE SISTERS, JOE TEAGUE. WALSH AND WALSH. PULTON and WEST. MAGGIEBUCKLEY. EAEEWELLfIPBRFORKAKCB: JENNINGS AND GERALD, THE MATANAS. COMING MONDAY I Ben and John COMING MONDAY I iter's speoral"engaged NewYoj COMING MONDAY I feature, COMING MONDAY I ARTOXS COMING MONDAY I BROS. PRICES TO-NIGHT: 3s, 2s, end Is {pha tax). Bookings to-day at JACOBSS. KING'S _THEATE.B, ANOTHER•BIG PROGRAMME. TO-NIGHT, at 7 o'clock. TWO BIG STAB PICTURES. DOUBLE-FEATURE BILL, ; FORBID A WOMAN SOMETHING^ And it promptly becomes interesting} IT BECOMES THE VERY THING EBB 1 WANTS. ' Little Moddie Irwin, as played by MILDRED HARRIS CHAPELT^ Was told by her husband that certain things she craved for were FORBIDDEN, FORBIDDEN, FORBIDDEN, And then the trouble commenced. Being a ■wise man, her husband determined 1 to give her -what she vented, bub to make it an overdose. See how this interesting situation worte-puft in the Sk-reel Jewel Production ' FORBIDDEN/ ' •FORBIDDEN,' •FORBIDDEN,' Produced by the Woman Genius LOIS WEBER, LOIS WEBER. a and Charming Sto * "" ETERNAL FEMININE. Then ALICE BRADY in 'THE DEATH DANCER,' In Sis Acts. Matinee Prices, 6d and 3d* To-night: 'Death Dancer' at 7, 'Forbidden* at 8.30. I TTIYE.RYBODY'S THEATRE, ■A Warm and Cosy, Packed Continually Every Evening, - DOROTHY GREEN DOROTHY GREEN And ARTHUR ASHLEY 'THE AMERICAN WAY.' 'THE AMERICAN WAY.' New Chapter of 'THE MAN OF MIGHT/ USUAL PRICES. DANCING, FTtHE TRAMWAY RECREATION CLUB'S X SOCIAL (Plain and Fancy Dress) will be held Coronation Hall, St. Kilda, WED. NESDAY, Juno 2nd, at 8 p.m. ' Gents, 2s 6d; Ladies, Is. Kroon, Caterer. Musicians, Messrs Telfer, Beath, -end Laidlaw. Special Car to Nornianby. A. LENZ, Hra. Secretary, UKULELE. jy-ESSONS BY J. Hv ■*-* -207 GEORGE STREET. SPORTING. WINTER MEETING, TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY* Ist, 3rd, and sth JUNE. First ißace -Each Day at 11 a.m. ead: Jnsft at 4 p.m. Special Trains will leave Dune-din as to* quired from 10 a.m. up to about 11.45 a.m. . Special Trains will leave Wingatui as re» quired from 4.15 p.m. RETURN FARES (including admission-io grounds), 5s 6d. ADMISSION: Grounds, Is 6dj Grand Stand, 10s 6d extra. Children under 12 will not be admitted. An officer is appointed to remoro eny children who gain admission. Stand Tickets obtainable at Railway Sta« tion and at S> Jacobj's, Princes street, H. L. JAMES, Secretary. OTAGO AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL SOCIETY. PREMIER WINTER SHOW AND EXHIBITION. RECORD ENTRIES. MANUFACTURES, LIVE STOCK, DAIRY PRODUCE, HOME INDUSTRIES, SCHOOLS' EXHIBITS, NEW ZEALAND MANUFACTURES, WOOL DISPLAY OF DEPARTMENT'OF AGRICULTURE. BRYDONE HALL BUILDINGS-AND ANNEXES, DUNEDIN, JUNE 1, 2, 3, and 4, 1920. SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS. H. V, FULTON, Secretary. - P.O. Box 84, Telephone lssl. THE WORLD'S BIGGEST BULLOCK. < l/p& HESSE begs to notify tfio PubUoj that, owing to the inadequate spacW allotted him" by the Otago A. and P. So*i ciety, be has accepted tho kindly offer of Mtl Ollrver {of -J. E. Kirk's, Crawford street),.; where THE SbiMOUS BULLOCK "GOLIaTS^ WILL BE ON EXHIBITION During the:' Winter Show WeeE, SHOW-WEEK! SHOW WEEK! SPECIAL TO COUNTRY VISITORS. r-pHB CITIZENS'-SOUSING EXECUTIVE will be pleased to Assist Visitors who have- not arranged accommodiatioru H. prvEßs, SecwtaTy Citizens' Housing Executive, Office: 15 Empire Buildings, Princes Bt*eei GOVERNMENT NOTICES. HOUSING ACT, 1619. v£ u&siu are umsea sw RM \J> Erection of about Twenty Dwelllnp in Dunedin. Offers should be in writing, addressed to tho Officer, is Charge. Department of Labor, Duaedin, give rail p»r* delivered on or ieftsa ths sth jpicflrimat