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Evening Star, Issue 18258, 24 April 1923, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. PRINCESS THEATRE, John Fullar and Sons, Limited. TO-NlGHT.—Every Evening. A Hurricane of Hilarity has Swept th* Town. A TREMENDOUS OVATION. THE MACKINNON EOT3 (From the Old Edinburgh to the New), Scottish Entertainers in Music and Danes. Direct from New York, VIOLET ELLIOTT. VIOLET ELLIOTT. 2001 b of Jazz. Fattest Woman in Vaudeville. Old Favorites In New Roles, Jack KEARNS AND HUNT, KEARNS AND HUNT, Lola Popular in Revue. A Riot in Vaudeville. A Novelty—with Comedy Twist. MARVEL AND DARING, Comedy Chair Balancers. FRANCIS THORNE, FR ANCIS THORNE, Vaudeville's Victorious Violinist, Followed by The Most Novel HERB and Original A N I) of HEREAFTER. Revue?, LB BLANC REVUE PLATERS. LE BLANC REVUE PLAYERS. Ike and Morris Rendezvous in Hades. Tariff: la. Is 6d, 2s 6d (plus Government! tax and booking fee). Plans at THE BRISTOL till o p.m.; thereafter at JACOBS’S, Tobacconist. gMNG EDWARD THEATER EVENINGS, at 7.30. The Greatest Dramatic Comedy of the Year, D. W, Griffith’s ‘DREAM STREET.’ Nine Reels of Glowing Wonder. Gazette, Comedv, etc. SATURDAY NIGHT PRICES. QUEEN’S THEATRE. DAILY, at 2 and 7 p.m. Another Great Two-feature Programme. Richard Talniadgo in ‘WATCH HIM STEP,’ A farce comedy-drama. A guaranteed funproducing, mirth-making tlirilodiama, Also, Eugene O’Brien in ‘ls Life Worth Living?’ his best picture yet. Graphic, Comedy, etc, UIMPIKE THEATRE. Dunedin’s Do Luxe Picture House. We Open at 1.45 and 6.30. D. W. Griffith’s master picture, ‘Dream Street,’ from Thos. Burke’s stories, ‘ Limehouse Nights,’ commencing at 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. Full orchestral score. News, Gazelle, Comedv, Travelogue. Book at Bristol or Tel. 444. Octagon theatre. TO-NIGHT, at 7.45. MARY CARR in ‘SILVER WINGS.’ The greatest picture of lave and life over screened. ‘THE SAILOR,’ featuring Clyde Cook in a host of laughs (hat fairly make you gasp for breath. Excellent Supports and a real tiptop Musical Programme by the Octagon Concert Orchestra, Reserves, 'phone 3,091. E VERYBODY’S THEATRE. 2.15- —DAILY—7.IS. The most powerful, gripping story of the silver slice t, ‘THE BRANDING IRON,’ From the novel known the worla over for its tremendous power Also, ’ ROBINSON CRUSOE,’ The Greatest Serial of them all. Gazette, Comedy, and ‘Nan of North.' CHARMING NEW SONG. ‘ When the Leaves Come Tumbling Down.’ A Ballad in Fox-trot Rhythm. Chorus: I get so blue thru and thru when the leaves come a tumbling down from the frees down thru the breeze, I always sigh and cry when the sun says “Good-bye” to the birds and the bees, their sweet melodies; I never shed a tear when the. summer days are hero, but when it’s autumn time every thought of mine scorns so dark and drear I always sing that lonesome spring song melody, because, you see, It makes me think of someone in a gingham gown in my home town. 1 hear my old girl say a pray’r Beside my mother’s vacant chair, I got so blue thm and thru when the leaves come a tumbling down. Price, Is 9d per copy. TERRY’S MUSIC STORE, 174-178 George street, Dunedin. PROFESSIONAL. II ARL E S E. CLARK B, SURGEON DENTIST. OPEN EVENINGS. DENTAL PARLORS, OCTAGON, BOWLING. NORTH-EAST VALLEY BOWLING CLUB. LADIES' SECTION. nPHE SEASON'S BOWLING for 1923 has JL been DECLARED CLOSED, and there will be no ceremony, as intended. ‘A. WEIGHT. President. PROFESSIONAL. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. CjR F. R. RILEY has REMOVED from 1 No. 6 Pitt street to 346 GEORGE STREET (late Knox Church Manse). Consulting Honrs: Evenings, 7 fo 8. Mornings iDiseases of Women only), 11.30 to I, or by appointment. Visits as Formerly. SPORTING. AUCKLAND RACING CLUB. WINTER MEETING, 1923. Nominations for following events CLOSE on FRIDAY, April 27, by 5 o'clock : —■ GREAT NORTHERN HURDLES, £2,0C0. GREAT NORTHERN STEEPLECHASE, £2,500. WINTER STEEPLECHASE, £I,OOO. CORNWALL HANDICAP, £I,OOO. KING GEORGE HANDICAP, £BSO. YORK HANDICAP, £BSO. Fee, One Sovereign Each, must accompany Nominations. w r . s. Spence, Secretary. FORBDRY PARK TROTTING CLUB. WINTER MEETING, sth and 7th MAY, 1923. ,4 CCEPTANCES for ALL EVENTS FIRST DAY CLOSE at 5 p.m. on FRIDAY, 27tb April. H. L. JAMES, Secretary. IN order to have 'the ‘ Star ’ out in good time, it is found impossible to classify Advertisements that come in after noon. After this hoar they cannot be classified. We would therefore request Advertisers to kindly bear tbs in mind, and send in their Orders early.