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Evening Star, Issue 18736, 11 September 1924, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY’S THEATRE, TO-DAY, at 2. TO-NIGHT, at 7. Feature No. I s ‘ GOD'S COUNTRY AND THE DAW.' With an All-star Oast. Another JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD pioture, filled with thrilling adventure and redblooded action. It is one of bis inimitable bales of the north woods —of primitive men and beautiful women. A supreme dramatic study of the workings of a guilty conscience. Feature No. 2: ‘TOILERS OF THE SEA ’ Suggested by the novel of Victor Hugo. Melodrama and appealing romance are combined in a striking story with a tremendous climax. fJ>HE EMPIRE. Dunedin’s Do Luxe Picture House. TO-DAY, at 2; BACH EVENING, at 7. A New Drama of mad loves, fierce hates, end the clash of steel on the desert sands. ‘THE SONG OF LOVE,’ ‘THE SONG OF LOVE,’ ■THE SONG OF LOVE,’ A First National Picture, starring NORMA TALMADGE. NORMA TALMADGE. A fascinating romance, in which a beautiful Mohammedan dancing girl braves death to save her French lover from the fierce Turcg lords. A dream of Araby and tropical nights of love under African skies. Reserves at The Bristol, or ring 444. EDWARD THEATRE. TO-NIGHT, at 7.45. JACK HiOXIE, Supported by the famous Universal Ranch Riders, in ‘THE BLACK TRAIL,’ A thundering drama of the wide, open cattle country. Serial. News. Comedy. QUEEN’S THEATRE. TWICE DAILY, at 2 and 7 pm. Last Day Pola Negri and Jack Holt In ‘THE CHEAT.’ You know Pola Negri as the screen's greatest love actress. Now see her in a new kind of role! Every scene a big scene, and a climax sensational. But withal a happy ending. You’ll remember it as long as you live. Added Attraction: HOOT GIBSON In ‘BROADWAY OR BUST.’ Hoot shows the old town that nothing is too good for the boys from the West when he steps out in New York society. A stampede of fun. pLAZA AND GRAND 2 p.m. FINALLY TO-DAY. 7 p.m. TOM MIX In ‘NORTH OF THE YUKON,’ A drama that will hold you spellbound. Also, Monte Blue and Irene Rich, in ‘ FLAMING PASSIONS,’ From ‘ Lucretia Lombard,’ by Kathleen Norris. COMING TO-MORROW, The most widely-read Story, ‘MICHAEL O’HALLOUAN,’ ‘MICHAEL O’HALLORAN,’ By GENE STRATTON PORTER, A romance of real, life 'that will enthrall and delight both old and young. UNIQUE ENTERTAINMENT ■ (By Pupils of Miss Nocline Parker), In Aid of Y.W.C.A. Girls’ Department, In the Y.W.C.A. HALL On THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, At 8 p.m. Playettes, Character Songs, Recitals. Admission, Is; Reserved, fid extra. Plan at the Y.W.C.A. TO LET. FOR LEASE, MR J. PARATA’S DAIRY FARM, PUKETERAKI (adjoining railway station), 75 acres rich grass land; everlasting supply of water; 5 acres in oats and grass; will carry 25 cows, besides horses; 5-roomed pweliin.g, 3-xoomod Cottage, 8-stall oow byre, 4-stall stable, implement shed. Full particulars from ALEX. HARRIS AND 00., Auctioneers, Princes street. TO LET, High street, 4-roomed Furnished Flat, sleeping verandah; rent, £5 week.—Sparrow, 152 High street. WANTED To Let, a Crib, from 24th December to 14th January (inclusive); bay preferred.—Address 880, ‘Star.’ TO LET, 1 small and 2 largo Unfurnished Rooms; all conveniences.—B79, ‘Star’ TlO LET or For Sale, 3-roomcd Furnished Cottage, Macandrow’s Bay, handy larfj £210.-873, ‘Star.’ HO LET, nice 4-roomed Brick House, in L centre Carroll street; electric and c.; very clean adults only.—Apply 65 rrroll street. CIO LET, Single Bed-Sitting Room, near Presbyterian Church, N.E.V.—854 itar ’ Office. NHJREE Unfurnished Rooms To Let; all conveniences; moderate; St. Hilda, ty View, 851, ‘Star’ Office. ARGE Unfurnished Rooms to Let; e.l. 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