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Evening Star, Issue 18336, 25 July 1923, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. Let’s Got LET’S ALL GO!! WALLACE WHIRL OF JOY. 1,500 Delighted Patrons Acclaim a New Winner. PRINCESS THEATRE. Direction: John Fuller and Sons, Ltd. TO-NIGHT—EVERY EVENING, AT 8. First Appearance—and All Now to Dunedin, GEORGE WALLACE REVUE C °‘ 16 Sponsors of Undiluted Joy, Presenting ‘ THE DANCING DELIRIUM,’ , ‘ THE DANCING DELIRIUM,’ A Flood of Fun, A Downpour of Talent, A Cascade of Song. First Appearance, ABDY’S ABDY’S GREAT NEW ZOO. Performing Dogs, Cats, and Monkeys, in the most fascinating Display of Animal Responsiveness over placed upon the stage. Special Reappearance, POINCARE, After Many Years, POINCARE, the Mimicking Marvel. The Chic and Charming Soubrctte, WINNIE PREVAIL. First Appearance, WONDERFUL AERIAL SENSATIONALIST, COLLEANO, COLLEANO, THE WIZARD OF THE WIRE. Tariff; Is, Is 6d, 2s 6d (plus Government tax and booking fee). Plan at The Bristol till 5 p.m., thereafter at Jacobs’s. Tobacconist. EX-HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS’ CLUB. UNIQUE ENTERTAINMENT, HALL, THURSDAY, 26th, JULY, At 8 o’clock. BURNS Proceeds in aid of Flora Allan Library Fund. Home-made Sweets For Sale. W„ S. Gilbert’s Comedy ‘PYGMALION AND GALATEA,’ Also Vocal and Instrumental Items. Prices; 2s and Is. EVERYBODY’S THEA TR B. DAILY, at 2.15 and 7.15. “HOOT” GIBSON in ‘THE GENTLEMAN FROM AMERICA,’ See, “ Hoot ” Gibson as a doughboy ou leave of absence turn a Spanish dukedom upside down and right side up. A whirlwind from start to finish. Big list of sup-, porting films, including ‘ Crusoe ’ Serial. jg’ING EDWARD THEATRE, 7.30—T0-NIGHT—7.3O. Two Big Features. First ‘ HIGH SPEED,’ a story of love, sps>d-kings, and millions; gripping, sensational. The greatest motor track race ever screened. Also, ‘ THE MAN HUNTER,’ a story of counterfeit gaum? and Royal Mounted Police in the Canadian Rockies. Comedy, etc. aUIEN’S THEA TR E. AFTERNOONS, 2; EVENINGS, 7. Three-hour All-star Programme. Edward Earle and Gladys Hulelte in ‘ High Speed,’ the, great racing drama; a story that ends with the most sensational motor track race ever filmed. Also showing: dosie Sedgwick in ‘ The Man Hunter,’ a tale, of baffling mystery in the Canadian Rockies. Hallroom 13oys Comedy, Topical, and Others. SCHOOL OP DANCING. Principals: F. R. and W. S. Wauchop. MR W. S. WAUCHOP (Pupil of Vernon Castle School, London, and M. Maurice, Paris) will arrive in Dunedin on Tuesday, July 17th, to Teach Modern Ballroom Dancing at the Savoy, and remain for a short season. Full information re classes and private lessons at the Savoy, or Allan Young, Ltd. (lato Wcblcy’s). A Children's Class will bo formed. “STRAND” Musical Folio, of Copyright Songs and Music, Nos. 18 and 19. Contenis of No. 18. Song—‘Lassie I Love Best.’—-Maud© Valeria Fintr’ a c te—‘ L’Ex (a sc. Ft •ancis Thome. Song—‘ Why Should Wo Ruby. Say Good-bye,’— Mbrcean— 11 Japanese Cherry Dance.’—Thco Bonheur. Song— 1 The Beautiful Gate.’—Piccolomini, Contents of No. 19. Song—‘ Love's Vision.’—Mascheroni. False— 1 Ocean Wat ■es.’ —Bertram L’Estrango, Song—‘Little Flower Girl.’—George, C. Richard son. Morceau —‘Serenade Amoreuso.’—W. Aid ter. Song—‘Dearest.’—F. L. Moir. ONLY 9d EACH. Post Free. TERRY’S MUSIC STORES, 174-178 Georg© street, Dunedin.