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

AMUSEMENTS. THE EMPIRE, w i* I Y TT mi r a Dunedin's Do Luxe Picture House. ‘FLAMING BARRIERS,’ With Jacqueline Logan, Antonio Moreno, Walter Hiers. A Smashing Metedranm, Packed' with Thrills, Crammed with Scenes that’ll make you gasp. THE EMPIRE ORCHESTRA (Conductor, Mr Charles Parnell), Ovorture.E'ute and Clarinet Duet, ‘Lo 1 Hero tho Gentle Lark.' Flautist, Mr T. Redman. Clarinetist, Mr S. A. George. RESERVE AT THE BRISTOL, OR RING THEATRE ’PHONE 444, QUEEN’S AND GRAND DAHjT, at 2 and 7 p.m. MARGUERITE DE LA MOTTB, LLOYD HUGHES, and FRANK KEENAN in 'SCARS OF JEALOUSY.’ Three famous stars in story of Hills. ‘Soars of Jealousy’ is certain to top the list of straight dramas of tho year, for it is one of those real novelties —a production rich In original work. And look! it Is supported by HERBERT RAWLINSON AND ALICE LAKE in ‘THE DANCING CHEAT,’ A romantic love story that spins its thrills around the tables of Monte Carlo. TO-NIGHT, AT 7.45. WILLIAM RUSSELL in . A Fivoreol Fox Advnturo X’Ky, ‘WHEN ODDS ARE EVEN.’ Exciting Scones on Land and Sea carry tho story.to a smashing climax. WARATAH HALL, EVERY TUESDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHT, 8-12. Musicians, Smith and Dagg. Supper Provided. W. HASTIE, M.C. NEW ZEALAND LABOR PARTY. BAZAAR COMMITTEE. ON behalf of tho above Committee I desire to THANK tho many Friends end Sympathisers for their Excellent Response to our Appeal for Funds and Goods for tho Bazaar, and to those who helped in other ways to make the Bazaar a success. EDWARD THEATRE. BEK L Y DANCE. Good Floor. Gents, 2s 6d; Ladies, Is. W. W. BATCHELOR, Hon. Sec.