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Evening Star, Issue 17953, 26 April 1922, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS. OUEEN’S TIIIS AT E 15. Last Two Days. The Queen of tbo World Screen. CLARA KUIDAtiL YOUNG, in Sada. Cowan’s most impressive, most inspiring story of the drama c*f life, ' GHARGD IT.’ 1 CHARGE IT.’ Also, Larrr Scrnon in his greatest fun producer,‘THE STAGE HAND,’ Pa the Gazette, and Scenic. Plan at. Bristol. pLAZATH E A T R E, TO-NIGHT, at 7. FOR TWO DAYS ONLY. Three-hour Double-featuro Programme. Eileen Percy in a Fox 5-aet Comedy-drama, ‘ Little Miss Hawkehaw,’ and Mary Roberts Rinehart, 7-act drama, ‘ Dangerous Days.' Supports; Topical Gazette, a Comedy, ‘Playing Possums,’ and new episode serial. (Q. R A N D THEATRE TO-NIGHT, at 7. FOR TWO DAYS ONLY. Three-hour Double-feature Programme. Eileen. Percy in a Fox 5-act Comrdy-drama, ‘ Little Miss Hawkshaw,’ and Mary Roberts Rinehart, 'Dangerous Days.' Supports; International Newts, Comedy, ‘Playing Possums,' and New Episode Serial.' g" IN G- ED WA R 1). Commencing To-n.ieht. at 7.15. One Night "Only. A Pathts Special Feature, Frank Keenan in a stirring drama of mystery, 'DOLLAR, FOR DOLLAR.’ Also, ‘ Made in the Kiiohou ’ (Seravett Comedy), Topical Budget, Scenic, end Pat.ho Review. JgYERYBODY’S THEATRE. AGAIN TO-NIGHT, at 7. Ths .Record-breaking Picture of all lime, Charlie Chaplin’s Greatest Masterpiece, ‘ THE KID.’ ' THE KID.’ Also, ‘Dollar for Dollar,’ 5,000 ft Drama. ‘Tho Kid’ screens at 8.30 p.m. Reserves by ’Phone 3,399. JgIMPIRB, .ALT.-NEW BILL TO-DAY. At 7 p.m., "Pho Furnace.’ “Who hath tv bad wife, ids Hell begins on earth. 8.30, Sir James Barrio’s Famous Book, ‘The Little Minister.’ Sennetfc Comedy, Travel in Japan, eto." Book at Bristol, or ring 444. OCTAGO N TII BATE E. AGAIN TO-NIGHT, at 7.45. ‘THE BIRTH OF NEW ZEALAND.’ Featuring Norman French {of Dunedin) and Stella Southern, A truly marvellous depiction of tho trials, tribulations, and joys of tbo pioneers who mads New Zealand. Prodncod in your own country. Also, Herbert Rawlinson in ‘Cheated Hearts,’ Gazettes, etc. Reserves ring 3,091. SATURDAY, 29th APRIL, 1922, BAZAAR AT ARCHBRFIELD COLLEGE. THE ‘STAFF and PUPILS of ARCHERFIELD, assisted by many interested Friends, are bolding a BAZAAR, ns above, in aid of the Nisbet Home (S.A. Orphanage), from 2 to 6 p.m. PLAIN AND FANCY WORK, SWEETS, CAKES, AND PRODUCE STALLS. Is. FEW CHARMING WALTZES. Is. ONLY Is PER COPY. AND QUITE AS GOOD AS THE DEARER MUSIC, Is l£d Per Copy Posted. IERRY’S BOOK AND MUSIC STORES, 174-178 Goorgc street, Dunedin.