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Evening Star, Issue 18715, 18 August 1924, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. THE EMPIRE, Dunedin’s De Luxe Picture House. TO-DAY, at 2. TO-NIGHT, at 7. A Romance of tho King’s Highway. ‘DICK TURPIN’S RIDE TO YORK.’ 'DICK TURPIN’S RIDE TO YORK.’ ‘DICK TURPIN’S RIDE TO YORK.’ ‘ DICK TURPIN’S RIDE TO YORK.’ Starring England’s Foremost Actor, MATHESON LANG as DICK TURPIN. MATHESON LANG as DICK TURPIN. Supported by Isobol Elsom. The Story of the gallant, redoubtable highwayman and his bonnio Black Boss. Every British-born man, woman, and child has either read or heard of Dick Turpin and his famous Black Mare, and _ has thrilled at their marvellous exploits. SEE tho hold-ups of tho old stage coaches. SEE the chase by the Bow street Runners. SEE tho rescue of the most charming woman in all England. SEE tho death of Black Bess. All faithfully depicted on the screen as tho author, ifarrison Ainsworth, wrote tho book. EXCELLENT SUPPORTING SUBJECTS. Accompanied by THE EMPIRE ORCHESTRA. Conductor, Mr Charles Parnell. Overture, ‘ Maori Melodies.’ Reserve at THE BRISTOL, or Ring ’Phono 444. JJIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. Messrs B. and J. Fuller, Proprietors. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19 and 20, At 8 p.m. THE DUNEDIN CHORAL SOCIETY (Dr Galway, Conductor). ‘DER FREISCHUTZ ’ (Weber). A Romantic Opera of outstanding merit. Melodious and Inspiring Choruses rendered by a Choir of 130 Voices and 40 Instrumentalists. Artistic Solos, Ducts, Trios, and Concerted Numbers By tho Soloists : Misses Meda Paine and Elspcth Denholm (Oamaru), Messrs Sydney Butler (Christchurch), G. Stuart Thomson, L. North, and G. Kirk. NOTE ADMISSION: 2s 9d and Is. Tickets at Bristol, Chns. Begg’s, B. Scofield’s. Programmes 3d. Honorary Members may still enrol at Bristol Booking Office or with and secure admission for ‘ Der Frcischutz * and ‘ Samson ’ Concerts —2 tickets, 7s ; 4 tickets, 14s. G. KIRK, lion. Sec., Manse street. J E R Q U E S. HIS MAJESTY’S, Proprietors: Sir Benjamin and Mr John Fuller. SATURDAY, 23rd AUGUST, J 2.30 p.m. and 8 p.m. E MONDAY, 251 h AUGUST, 8 p.m. R V 350 Performers, 3 Performances. U E A FASCINATING and SPECTACUS EAR DISPLAY of Gymnastic and Dancing Work, including Electrical J Effects, Wand Magic, March and E Tableaux of Empire. LAVISHLY R COSTUMED, etc., etc. q ■ U A Meritorious Programme of Music by B a Large Orchestra. S PRICES: D.C. and 0.5., 3s; Stalls, 2s; Pit, Is. Matinee: Children, Is and 6d. MUSICAL RBCI TA L In BURNS HALL on THURSDAY FIRST, 21st inst,, at 8 p.m. A very interesting and attractive Programme wil bo presented, comprising Songs by Mrs S. Foote, Violoncello Sotos by Mr P. Palmer, Reproductions on tho “DUO-ART” PIANOLA-PIANO Of brilliant performances by Paderewski, Harold Bauer, Percy Grainger, and Other World-famous Pianists; also Selections from the Latest Records on tho Wonderful “CHENEY” GRAMOPHONE. Accompanist Miss Rita Holmes. ADMISSION FREE. Scats may be Reserved at “ Begg’s.” Plan Now Open.

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