AMUSEMENTS. 1 R A 2* D THEATRE. TO-NIGHT, at 7. BUCK JONES in 'BAR NOTHING.' If you want a genuine thrill, see this typical Westerner. Supports: Gcreeites, Cartoon, Century Comedy, and Second Episode 'Terror Trail' Serial. TZ"ING EDWARD TEEAI'EE, AGAIN TO-NIGHT, at 7.15. A Programme Stmremo. CONSTANCE TALMADGE In ' WEDDING BELLS." Also, " Snooky" Comedy. Pathe Gazette, Paths- Review, Fourth Episode- 'Hidden. Dangers' Serial. £I,OOO Rewird for tho Gsntlema ranger and his Gang. EVERYBODY'S THEATRE. ■aH AGAIN TODAY. Beaumont Smith praiejus the great Australian Picture, 'The Gentleman Bushranger,' that has novelty, speed, romance, excitement, comedy, and punea. Screening times: 3, 6.30, and 8.40. Also Serial and Supports. ]CI M P I R E. LAST NIGHT. TO-MORROW. "Tho Hell Diggers,' 6.50. Blsio Ferguson 'Nurse Marjorie,' 8.50. in ' FooUight3' Gazette, Scenic, 8. (7-reel super). Burton Holmes Harold Lloyd's 1 Travelogue 8.15. 3-rcel Comedy, m-ett Comody. 8.30. ' Now or Never.' Itesetws, ring 444. Hew* March 28, ' Tho Affaire of Anatol.' OCTAGON THBA TR E. Double Attraction To-night, 8 o'clock, 'FALSE KISSES,' Miss Du Pout in Gravtwt Picture cf Married Life. 0 p.m., 'TUB CHANNINGS," from, tho Famous Novel By Mrs Henry Wood. AllBriti'ph Master Film. Magnificent Supporting Programme-. Reserves, ring 3,091. Often a man marries bccaiwo he is 1 After, he is home —less than ever. ADEBN'S TISATBB. - AGAIN TO-NIGHT. Happy, Snappy CONSTANCE TALMADGE iu 'WEDDING BELLS.' Also, "Srrooky's" Latest Comedy, 'BlueSimday,' Paths Gazette, and Patho Review. Plan at The Bristol. BLAZA THEATRE. TO-NIGHT', at 7. BUCK JONES in 'BAR NOTHING,' A Genuino Fox Western Thriller. Supports: Gazettes, Cartoon, Century Comedy, and Second Episode ' Terror Trail' Serial. IN ordor to have the 'Star' out in good tame, it is found impossible to classify Advertisements that come in after noon. After tills hour they cannot 1m classified. ■Wo would therefore request Advertisers to kindly bear this in mind, and send in their Orders early.
BURNS HALL, BURKS HALL, THURSDAY, MARCH 23r0, at 8 p.m. (Anniversary Night). THE RETURNED SOLDIERS' CHOIR Are Giving A POPULAK CONCERT. Proceeds to go to the Social .Funds of the R.S.A. Club. TICKETS, 2 3 6d. TICKETS, 2 S 6d. n„ c„i„ „i. riM„ v T!,.; c .i„i an /[ Begfj's and at the leading Tobacconists. . at The Bristol, To-day, March 20. Booking Eee, 3d. • OTAGO ATHLETIC CHAMPIONSHIPS, CALEDONIAN GROUND, CALEDONIAN GRQOTB, SATURDAY NEXT, MARCH 25, 'at 2.10 p m. CHAMPIONSHIPS: RUNNING HAMMER THROWING, TUMPING ' DISCUS THROWING, HURDLING JAVELIN THROWING; WALKING," SHOT PUTTING. Pfcnty of Handicap Events and Junior Events. 440yds PRIMARY SCHOOLS' RELAY CHAMPIONSHIP. WELL WORTH A "BOB," NOT TO MENTION THE "PENNT
Child in 'bus ikd'iiy." Mother .• "Hush, darling, itol uui't daddy. That's a gentiomsa."
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Evening Star, Issue 17923, 20 March 1922, Page 6
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