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Evening Star, Issue 17482, 13 October 1920, Page 5

AMUSEMENTS. Under ' the Distinguished Patronage of H.R.H. the Prince of Wales and Lord Jelli-' ooe, Governor-General of New. Zealand. A HISTORY-MAKING FILM. Tlie Management of "Q''BRIEF'S EMPIRE? 5 THEATRE, "The De Luxe Picture-house," «, Have the Honor of Presenting on SATURDAY NEXT The Wonderful Films of the ross smith flight the ross smith plight the ross smith flight the ross smith flight the boss smith plight the ross Smith flight From England to Australia From England to Australia In 28 Days. Graphically Described!by the Eminent xVviator, SIR KEITH SMITH. SIR KEITH SMITH. SIR KEITH SMITH, SIR KEITH'. SMITH. A glorious foat of daring that made the whole world ring. THE AMAZING FLIGHT BROUGHT TO YOUR DOOR BY THE MAGIO OF THE? KINEMA SCREEN. Box Plan Opens at The Bristol TO-MOR-ROW MORNING. Prices as Usual. Reserve fee- 6d. Two Sessions Daily, 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. Two Sessions Daily, 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. BOOK YOUR SEATS EARLY, THEY'RE OFF! THE GREAT SPORTING PICTURE. ANITA STEW ART, At 2 and 6.45 ANITA STEWART, TO-DAY, ANITA STEWART, in the- First ANITA STEWART, National Masterpiece, ANITA STEWART, 'IN ANITA STEWART, OLD ANITA STEWART, iraNTUCKY.' ANITA STEWART,. Tho ANITA -STEWART, Fictifte ANITA STEWART, of ANITA STEWART, 1,000 ANITA STEWART. Thrills. Book at The Bristol: or 'phone 444 This Evening. Prices: 2s Id, Is 7d, Is Id. ' c O'BRIEN'S.' E MP IRE " (The De Luxe Picture House). EMPIRE GRAND ORCHESTRA. Overture, 'Lustspiel' (Kela Bela). TOPICAL COMEDY, SCENIC. CHANGE TO-DAY. : 0 UEEN'S— ALICE JOYCE, ALICE JOYCE, Lovely, Appealing, Radiant, ■ In • ' SLAVES OF PRIDE,' More than a Picture. It's a Great, Throbbin<i Cross Section of Life. Ite truths, powerful, convincing, fairly leap across tho silent screen. THE DEED OF A DEVIL, Being the 4th chapter of 'SMASHING BARRIERS. TOPICAL COMEDY. fJVSM PLAZA THEATREThe foremost impersonator of the romantio' feminine characters of the fast-dying American West. DOROTHY JJALTON In 'THE LADY OF RED BUTTE' 'THE LADY OF RED BUTTE,' A Powerful 6-reel Drama. As "Faro Fan," Miss Dorothy D&Tton achieTcs a greater aucoess than in. 'The Flame of the Yukon.' You. know the fire that she put* into her creations. You know that there's going to be some action when you see her as ths "Dance- Hall Queen." DON'T MISS IT. Strong Supporting Programme. HOURS OF SCREENING: 'LADY OF RED BUTTE,' 2 p.m., 3.45 p.m., 7 p.m., 8.45 p.m. USUAL PRICES. CONCERT, GREEN" island hall, THURSDAY NIGHT, At 8 o'clock. GRAND CONCERT. Come and Hear the following Splendid Programme:— Overture. —Band. Song.—Miss Vickers. Violin iSolo.—Mr R. Pettit. Song.—Mr S-. Angell. Double Highland Fling.—Misses Hansen, Cornet Solo.—Master W. Tait. Song.—Mr L. Miller. Humorous Specialty.—Bob ClaTke. Double Quartet. —Band, Song.—Mr M'Clymont. Duet.—Misses Vickers and Dempster Song and Dance.—Bob Clarke. March—' Contemptibles.'—Band. Aooompanist, Miss Q. Foster. Proceeds in Aid of Band Funds. .Tickets, Is. W. 0. SMELLIE. Hon. Searetar MEETINGS. PUBLIC SUBSCRIPTIONS ASSOCIATION ST. KILDA, ST. CLAIR, aWERSHAM, SOUTH DUNEDIN, AND KENSINGTON .DISTRICTS. A MEETING of Residents Interested in the aims and objects of tho above ' Association will bo held in the St. Kilda Town Hall, TO-MORROW ' (Thursday), October 14, at 8 p.m., to FORM COMMITTEES and make arrangements for taking up the Collection in these Districts. All interested are cordially invited to bo present. A. D. EDG4R, Mayor of St. Hilda, Convener. PACIFIC STARR-BOWKETT BUILDING SOCIETY. FOR THE CONVENIENCE of Intending Shareholders, the Society's Office will be OPEN to receive Applications for Shai-es in J&s New Group EV-KRY EVENING, from 7 to 8. All Shires applied for prior to the 2Sth inst. will participate in the ballot. W. B. TAVEffiNER, Secretary,. 109 King* Edward street-. ' A : SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of -CX Delegates will bs held in Mr E. S. Wilson's Board Room, Empire Buildings! Princes street, on MONDAY, ISthjinst., at 8 it.-m. BUSINESS: o Consider the Proposed. Dominion Footballers' Accident Fund Scheme. ■ 2. To Discuss the Proposed Alterations to the liaws of the Game. 5. To Consider the Advisability of Redueg thfe Number- of Senior-Teams. 4. General Business. E. S. WILSON, Secretary, BOARD AND RESi DENGS. dress "Civil Servant," 'Star' Office. ), by young Man, Board and t» i jK-esiaence,. central. State terms to "K.H.C.," 'Star I 'Office. ALL ALTERATIONS OF "M&PLAY ADVERTISEMENTS MUST -_' BB HANDED IN TO THE • OFFICE BEFORE U VQLQQE OF THE PBECEDING DAT,