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Evening Star, Issue 18698, 29 July 1924, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS. AT THE QOTAGON THEATRE '"TO-NIGHT, 7.45. BE PROMPT! ' A 1 0-reol Picture, ‘the white Rose, 1 A new love story for the world, pulsating with the very fires of youth—mad. romantic, and divino; revealed with an exquisite understanding of your heart. ‘THE WHITE ROSE.’ Your love affair is the big drama of your life. For you are the heroine and be is the hero, -and every word and moment is tense with interest and suspense. You are going to thrill, surge, and sigh just as glowingly and fully again as in that first sweet rapture when you see ‘THE WHITE ROSE.’ MUSICAL PROGRAMME: Overture, ‘Pique Dame’ (Suppc). 'Norwegian Rhapsody’ (Svendeen). ‘Romance’ (Gounod). Selection from Light Opera, ‘The Maid of the Mountains' (Fraser Simson). ‘.Siegfried,’ ‘ldyll' (Wagner). ‘Canzonatt-a’ (Godard). ‘Melodic' (Friml). ‘Minuetto All'antiee’ (Karganoff). ‘Andante Religioso’ (Strickland). pLAZA AND EVERYBODY'S DOUBLE PROGRAMME TO-DAY. First, a Drama of Hearts and Swords, ‘THE FIGHTING BLADE,’ ■THE FIGHTING BLADE,’ A breathless romance of Cromwell’s days, when Cavalier and Roundhead battled for the mastery of England. See RICHARD BARTHKLMESS RICHARD BARTHELMESS As the gallant of his day, with blndo at side to draw for fight or frolic. The play unfolds through 10 wonder acts. Produced by “First National,” Added Attraction; William Russell in ‘ WHEN ODDS ARB EVEN,’ A swift-moving adventure play with exciting shipboard scenes and a real mystery. 0 H A 17 T A IT Q U A. THE JUG-O-fiLAY ORCHESTRA (From . tbo Balkans) Will submit their unique programme of Operative Selections, Folk -Songs, Martial Songs, Love Songs, Songs peculiar to their country, and Modern and Popular Music, in BURNS HALL On THURSDAY, JULY 31. . The Stage Sotting, the Costumes, the Orchestration, the Ensemble Effects—in fact, the whole Programme is Unequalled. PRICES; 3s, 2s, and Is (plus tax). RESERVES FREE AT -BE'GG’S. ABSOLUTELY FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY.