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Evening Star, Issue 17919, 15 March 1922, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS. EMPIRE. Stalls Plans Now ' Open for Do Mary Miles Mint",- in Millc's nine-reel Israel ZangwiU's Super-production, 'Nurse Marjorie,' 8.40. 'THE AFFAIRS ■Wallace Reid in 'Tlio OF 'Hell Diggers,' 6.50. ANATOL.' 8 p.m., Mack Sennctf Reserve your ov.ii Comedy, Gazette, Chincso favorite seat. No Travel Picture. reserve fee. OCTAGON THEATRE. TO-NIGHT, at 7.45. The Most Thrilling and Sensational PhotoPlay Ever Shown on Any Screen, ' CONFLICT, 1 Starring tho Screen's Greatest Actress, PRISCILLA. DEAN. Universal Jewel Bo Luxe Attraction. Also, 'Tho Dynamiters' (comedy), Scenic, ' .Gazettes, etc. Reserves, Ring 3,091. AUEEN'S THEATRE. LAST TWO DAYS, Lavish, Sensational, Spectacular. Tho Screen'*! Greatest Emotional Actress, FLORENCE REED, in ■THE BLACK PANTHER'S CUB.' A Quarter-of-a-million-dollar Production. Also, Gazette, Comedy, etc. Plan at The Bristol. Look out! Constance Talmadge, in 'WEDDING BELLS,' Friday. r> L A Z A T H E A T B B. TO-NIGHT, at 7. Three-hour Double-feature Programme. EUGENE O'BRIEN in S-dzuiek's 'The Last Door,' and GAKETH HUGHES in a Metro Masterpiece, ' Garments of Truth.' Supports: Topical Gazettes, Century Comedy, and new enisoda 'Flaming Disk' Serial. <r\ R A N D THEATRE. Three-hour I'rogramme. EUGENE O'BRIEN in 'The Lar-t. Door,' and GARETH HUGHES in a Metro. Masterpiece, 'Garment/5 of Truth.' Supports: Topical Gazette, Century Comedy, and new episode ' Flaming- Disk ' Serial. XT IN G EDW AR D TH E A.TR E. Night, Commencing at 7.15, A Startling Adventure with a Modern Aladdin, IE DREAM CHEATER,' Starring Warren Kerrigan and Fritai Brunette. Also, Budget, Comedy, Review, Etc. TTtYERYBODY'S THEATRE. Again To-day, Gigantic Double-feature Biil. (1) 'THE DREAM CHEATER,' starring Warren Kerrigan. A story with amazing Climax. (2) Tho Screen's Greatest Favorite, Norma Talmadge, in 'YES OR NO.' Excellent Supports. ST. PAUL'S SCHOOLROOM, EVERY THURSDAY EVENING, 8 to 11. Good floor, good music, new dances. W. Rcay. rmifiirian. FIRST CHURCH OF OTAGO. TUESDAY NEXT, at 8 p.m. AKGANR E C I T A L O Bv Mr V. E. GALWAY, Mus. Bac. Soloist: Mr W. GEMMELL. Admission by Collection. BANGING.— Court King Edward's Pride. VO.V.. RESUMES its SFRTJS of MONTHLY SOCIALS, 1.0.0. F. Hull, Kensington, THURSDAY. 16th March, at 8 p.m. Gentf, 2s; Ladies, Is. Good orchestra. Kroon caterer. LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. Beautifully-appointed Modern Bungalow. 5 rooms, with bathroom, scullery, pantry, washhoiise, etc.. all under one roof; built-in wardrobes, cupboards, linen presses; li. and: c, porcelain bath and basin, and cabinet; pas for cooking, electric plug, mod, attfactivc art papers ond finishings throughout; large section, with double entrance; most select of modern homes. £1,250, CA.YERSHAM. Six-roomed Dwelling, in absolutely splendid orclcr, with two box windows, portico, and all modern convenience;-., including bath, gan, electric light; fine sunny spot, nicely on. lise, and handy car. Terms good. We< have Genuine Buyers for Four to Sixroomed Houses, North End, North-east Volley, or Opoho. Sellers please communicate with us. TAMBLTN, M'KENZIE, AND RHODES.

BOARD AND RESIDENCE. 57A0ANCIES for Visitors now and at V Easter.—Apply Mrs R. Douglas, Beach "11a, Hampden. ■ VxITANTED, Two young; Men Boarders VV. with private family: comfortable home.—Address 48, Moray Place Post Office. VACANCY for""Lady Boarder, share room; comfortable home.—s 7 Royal tr'rraco (Pitt street end). PROFESSIONAL. DR JAMES A. JENKINS, M. 8., Ch.B. (New Zealand), F.R.C.S. (England), HAS COMMENCED PRACTICE IN DUNEDIN. Consulting Rooms, Government Life- Insurance Buildings, 102 Prince, street (opposite the Bank of New Zealand). Hours, 11 a.m. to 1.30 p.m., 7 p.m. to 8 p.m., and by appointment. Telephone: Consulting Rooms, 2.692; Residence (268 High street), 1,697. Admission Free. Bo there! TENDERS, KDERS invited for Installation of Ekcjt trie Light for flour mills.—F. J. Dough, 'phono 2,630. \J Trotting Club's Office for 2-inch Tanjryo Centrifugal Pump, with fittings complete.— Samo may bo gceti on application to Caretaker, Forbury Park. RELIGIOUS. A DVANCED Science of Spiritualism, J\. U.T.A. Church, Choral Hall, To-night, 8 o'clock, Mr John Howard. Subject (Trance Address): 'What is Claii Followed- by Madame Ranee, numbers, flowers, photo mtssa?(ii. Solo by friend; Mr E. W. Pellett, piauifil. Madame Banco seen daily, 107 Harrow street (foot Frederick ratreet), on health matters. Owing to unavoidable delay and sickness was not able to visit Invcrcargill and Gore. Watch Press for next visit.