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Evening Star, Issue 17720, 22 July 1921, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS. Tho soft-scented night, the liquid moon, and h-er warm fragrance caught him in their spell. Duty, honor, and friend- - ship seemed , fur away, in the unconquerable surge of ‘ MIDSUMMER MADNESS.’ From the Society Novel, ‘His Friend and His Wife,’ 'by Cosmo Hamilton. The ‘New York Sun’ said: “William Ho Mille’s creation slops into greatness and classifies itself by absolute merit as a superb entertainment. Jt has that tine virtue of being a complete dramatic structure to begin with. To this have been added real acting, beautiful photography, a sense of taste, and composition. ' It is unquestionably the greatest legitimate dramatic production the screen has over seen. Nothing in 1 Midsummer Madness ’ imposes on one’s sense of credulity, and thoro is no jarring nolo cf anachronism in tho good social atmosphere through which the action proceeds.” ITS A PARAMOUNT! The w-Oman’s whole being cried out for affection. But the lover she married had changed to a cold, plodding husband. The man was an ardent, old-time friend, feeding her hungry heart with the thrill her romance had lost. When tho last stirring scene is ended you'll know far more of modern love and marriage. EMPIRE ORCHESTRA OP TWELVE. Overture, at 8 p.m., ‘ Gloriana ’ (Weidt). COMMENCING TO-NIGHT, AT 8, COMMENCING TO-NIGHT, AT 8, And Their rafter Twice Daily, At EMPIRE THEATRE (“Dunedin’s De Luxe Picture House”). Box Plan at The Bristol till 5: then ring 444. Prices to Suit tho Times: 500 Seats at Is Id, 300 at Is 7d, 200 at 2s Id. Circle, 2s 7d. No reserve fee. HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. Proprietors Ben. and J. Fuller. MONDAY, JULY 25, and TUESDAY, JULY 26. ERNEST DRAKE, ERNEST DRAKE, ERNEST DRAKE, ERNEST DRAKE, ERNEST DRAKE, The Now Zealand Tenor, who created such a furore in the Royal Albert Hall, London. DON’T PAIL TO HEAR HIM j Loudon Critics Proclaim Him One c: the World’s Singers. TWO BRILLIANT CONCERTS And a Company of Clever Artists, Including; j MISS CLARICE WOOD ; (New Zealand’s Pianist), I MISS DOROTHY BAKER (A Beautiful Violinist), 1 MISS MOLLY DIXON (A Soprano of Groat Promise). BOX PLAN NOW OPEN AT BRISTOL, Book Early and Save Disappointment. PRICES: 4s, 3s, and 2s (plus tax). TUESDAY, AUGUST 2nd. JUMBLE SALE. NOTE THE DATE. AFTERNOON AND EVENING. ST. KILDA METHODIST HALL, HIGH STREET (Just off Market street). ARTICLES OF APPAREL, CLOTHING, Etc., in Variety, BOOKS. Sweets for the Children. Refreshments. Watch Next Week for Final Instructions. ‘ mHB UNTAMED,’ a tale of three JL strange pals—a man, a horse, and a dog. WATCH FOR IT! It's a Seven-reeler.

Mr Edeq Phillpotts, the novelist oi Dartmoor, who lias lived for years in Torquay, is to bo presented l with tit© freedom of the town. Mr Phillpotte is Devonshire by , adoption, just as, Mr Kipling is Sussex by adoption. The “Dartymoor” novelist was bom in India in 1862. ■ Of . other’ famous “regional” writers, Thomas Hardy, Arnold Bennett, and Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch belong by birth to Wessex. North Staffordshire, and Cornwall respectively.. _