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Evening Star, Issue 18714, 16 August 1924, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. JJIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE (Proprietors, Sir Benjamin and Mr John Fuller.) /direction E. J. Gravestock TO-NIGHT, at 8. FINAL CONCERT, MONDAY NIGHT, At 8. "BEST TENOR SINCE CARUSO.” Mr E. J. GRAVESTOCK Has the Honor to Present the WORLD-FAMOUS OPERATIC TENOR, Mr CHARLES HACKETT, CHARLES HACKETT, CHARLES HACKETT, CHARLES HACKETT, Who has aroused such a furore throughout Australia and New Zealand. Also, BRATZA, BRATZA, BRATZA, The Phenomenal Serbian Violinist. CLARENCE RAYBOULD, CLARENCE RAYBOULD, The Distinguished English Pianist. To-night Mr HACKETT will Sing: ‘ 0 Paradise,’ from ‘ L’Africaine ’ (Meyerbeer). ‘ II Mio Tesoro,’ from ‘ Don Giovanni ’ (Mozart). 1 The Fairy Song,’ from ‘ The Immortal Hour.’ ‘Les Papillons ’ (Chausson). 1 Clair Do Luna ’ (Szulc). ‘ Mai ’ (Saint-Saons) ‘Ah, Moon of My Delight’ ... (Lehmann). ‘Love Went A-riding ’ (Bridges). ‘I Heard You Singing’ ... (Eric Coates). ‘ Dima ' ' (M'Gill). ‘The Loprehaun ’ (Irish Folk Song). Etc., etc. M. BRATZA will Play: ‘ Concerto in G minor ’ (Max Bruch). ‘ Havanaiso’ (Saint-Saena). ‘Prelude in E ’ (Bach). ‘ Chant d’Amour ’ (Suk). ‘ Tambourin Chinois ’ (Krcislor). OCTAGON THEATRE TO-NIGHT, 7.45. ‘ PIED PIPER MALONE.’ With Thomas Moighan in ‘Pied Piper Malone ’ are grouped a number of players whoso names are well known, Lois Wilson, of ‘ Covered Waggon ’ fame, is leading lady. George Fawcett, Cyril Ring are others well known. In addition, there is included in the cast a number of kiddies. It was directed by Alfred E. Green, fromastory by Booth Tarkington. This is the first original screen story by this famous author, full of human interest, romance, and adventure. MUSICAL PROGRAMME ■ (Under A. F. Neate, L.T.C.L.). Overture —‘Abu Hnssan ’ (Weber). Suite— 1 Sylvan Scenes ’; (a) * Beauty’s Bower,’ (b) ‘ Sylvia Dances,’ (c) The Pool of Narcissus,’ (d) 1 Cupid’s Carnival ’ (Fletcher). ‘ Babylona Dance ’ (Hcrsom). ‘Ballet Music from Rosamond’ (Schubert). SUITE— 1 THREE FAMOUS PICTURES.’ (a) ‘ The Village Wedding,’ (b) ‘ The Doctor,’ (c) ‘ The Laughing Cavalier ’ (Haydn Wood). BOOK AT CHAS. BEGG’S OR THEATRE (Ring 3,091). S. HILDA’S COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, HE BIOT ROW 7 . Cl ALE OF WORK AND ENTERTAINO MENT. Proceeds in aid of Melanesian Mission; S. Mary’s Orphanage, Dunedin; Orphanage of Mercy, Kilburn, London; tho Purchase of S. Hilda’s School Buildings. Reserved Seats, 7s 6d; Unreserved, 5s and 3s (all prices plus tax). Plans at The Bristol. This afternoon at the Geyser Confectionery; also Day Sales. pLAZA AND GRA N D 1 MATINEE, 2 p.m. EVENING, 7. More fascinating than ever before. MAE'MARSH MAE MARSH In ‘A WOMAN’S SECRET,’ Drama that thrills, mystery that bewilders, idveaturo that leaves you gasping, all denoted with inimitable artistry. Recommended more especially for adults. Added Attraction. A Universal Super-Speed Comodv Hit. LAURA LA ‘ EXCITEMENT.’ 5 L ANTE 1 EXCITEMENT.’ In ‘ EXCITEMENT.’ lore’s a. play that lives up to its title; full ■f youth and beauty, and"packed with fas, and furious fun. Supports are fine. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20t1i,. 1924. Afternoon (2-5.30) Free. Evening (7 o’clock), Is; Children, 6d. o H EEN’S THEA TR E. TWICE DAILY, at 2 and 7 p.m, TW r O BIG FEATURES. No. I—An All-star Cast in ‘HOODMAN BLIND.’ ‘HOODMAN BLIND.’ “ To-night I drove my wife into tho street because of tho scandal this scoundrel started.” That’s the climax to this sensational melodrama —a. picture of a thousand thrills. Feature No. 2 BERT LYTELL In ‘ THE MEANEST MAN IN TUB WORLD. 1 Ho couldn’t smile —no, ho couldn’t, till Cupid taught him how. Como. a laugh at him —come, share a thrill with him —you’ll go wild over him. BURNS HALL, BURNS HALL, SATURDAY, AUGUST 30th, at 8 p.m. PIANOFORTE RECITAL By FRANK BENNETT, Assisted by Miss B. SPROSTON (Soprano), Mr L. WEBBER, London (Baritone), Mr C. A. MARTIN. 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