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Evening Star, Issue 18851, 28 January 1925, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. •THE GARDEN OF ALLAH,* ‘THE GARDEN OP ALLAH,’ To bo Presented for the First Time in Dunedin TO-MORROW EVENING, Represents a Colossal Undertaking, and one that has seldom been attempted on the Australasian Stage. READ THE CHRISTCHURCH OPINION: “‘The Garden of Allah 1 ’ is the best staged production seen in Christchurch for many a long car. Not even the great ‘ Chu Chin Chow ’ or ‘ Cairo ’ revealed scenery more arresting in its beauty and color. As far as the acting is concerned, it is a veritable triumph for Miss Muriel Starr and Mr Frank Harvey.”—'‘Times.’ BOOK YOUR SEATS AT THE BRISTOL FOR THIS WONDERFUL PRODUCTION. JJIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. Proprietors; Sir Benjamin and Mr John Fuller. Direction ... J. C. WILLIAMSON. LTD. Manager George Matbeson. TO-NIGHT IS POSITIVELY THE LAST OPPORTUNITY OF WITNESSING MURIEL STARR MURIEL STARR MURIEL STARR And FRANK HARVEY, FRANK HARVEY, FRANK HARVEY, Together with J. C. WILLIAMSON’S BRILLIANT SUPPORTING COMPANY, In. 'EAST OF SUEZ.’ ‘EAST OP SUEZ.’ 'EAST OF SUEZ.’ ‘EAST OF SUEZ.' TO-MORROW AND FRIDAY - , TO-MORROW AND FRIDAY, TWO NIGHTS ONLY, MURIEL STARR as Domini, FRANK HARVEY aa Boris Androveky, i the Spectacular, Romantic, and Soul•irring Drama based upon Robert Hichens’s °Storv of Love in the Desert, ‘THE GARDEN OF ALLAH.’ ‘THE GARDEN OP ALLAH.’ SATURDAY NEXT, JANUARY 51, SATURDAY NEXT, JANUARY 31, LAST NIGHT OF SEASON, MURIEL STARR and FRANK HARVEY a the Drama which has Thrilled Playgoers All the World Over, ‘BOUGHT AND PAID FOR.’ ‘BOUGHT AND PAID FOR.’ BOX PLANS AT THE BRISTOL. Day Sale* at Geyser Confectionery. PRICES; Dress Circle and* Reserved tails, 6s 6d; Stalls, 3s t>d; Pit, Is 6d. larly Door to Stalls Is and Pit 6d extra ibis tax). EUCHRE! 30 PRIZES EUCHRE! TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW NIGHT, At 8 sharp, ST. PAUL’S SCHOOLROOM, STUART STREET (above Octagon). 15 PRIZES EACH EVENING. Special Aggregate Starts To-night.

LEAGUE OF NATIONS. LEAGUE OF NATIONS. LANTERN' LECTURE, By J. Y. "WILSON, Esq, (from Geneva), At Y.M.C.A., MORAY PLACE, THURSDAY, 29th, lost., 8 p.m. Mr Wilson is Personal Assistant to the Secretary-General of the League. All Interested) Cordially Invited, Collection. THE SPORT OF SPORTS. FORBURY PARK TROTTING CLUB. FORBURY PARK TROTTING CLUB. ■SUMMER MEETING, 1925. SUMMER MEETING, 1925. THURSDAY AND SATURDAY, 29th and 31st JANUARY. THURSDAY AND SATURDAY, 29th and 31st JANUARY. First Race at 12.30 and Last at 5.45 Each Day. ADMISSION: Grand Stand Reserve, 6s; Outside. Is; Members’ Stand, 2s 6d; and Motor Cars 2s 6d for Non-members. The Public must enter through the Turnstiles at either Victoria road entrance or Main Entrance, Plunket street. Motor Car Drivers are requested to Unload their Passengers at either of the above gates. No male passengers in motor's will be allowed to go through the motor gate in Richardson street; they will only be admitted through the Turnstiles. All Motor Gars Parking must Enter from Richardson street. Special Issue and Pay-out Windows in Totalisator now Reserved for Ladies. F.xcursion Fares on Railways. A Special Train for Christchurch will leave Dunedin on Evening of Second Day of Trots, Saturday, 31st January, at 9.20 p.m. KAIKORAI BAND IN ATTENDANCE. H. L. JAMES, Secretary.

EDUCATIONAL. MISS ROMA BAKER, A.T.C.L. (Frac.), desire to announce that she has VACANCIES FOR PUPILS FOR PIANOFORTE AND HARMONY. TUITION RESUMES FEBRUARY 2, At Studio, 20 UPPER STUART STREET. MISS ELIZABETH and A.T.C. RESUMES TUITION ORGAN, SINGING, On MONDAY, HARTLEY, G.S..U. (London), IN PIANOFORTE, AND HARMONY February 2. School Teachers Prepared for All Musical Examinations. Address; 25 HOWE STREET. JOHN K. HARTLEY, A.T.C.L., Teacher of Piano, Organ, Singend Theory, BEGINS TEACHING .MONDAY, February2. Studio: 55 STUART STREET. Telephone 2,813. HANELEJ, Certificated Hawaiian Instrumentalist, Steel Guitar, Ukulele, and all Hawaiian instruments.—Kidd's Building, 73 Princes street. MISS ELSIE E. HARRAWAY, Teacher of Pianoforte and Theory, resumes Teaching on February 9th at 32 Coughtroy street, St. Clair, and at Green Island. ROWN'S "College, above Moray Place P. 0.; Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping ; railway concessions—Telephone 2,997; reopen January 26. MEETINGS. yriG't HOTEL. RESTAURANT, AND BOARDING-HOUSE EMPLOYEES’ INDUSTRIAL UNION OF WORKERS. A GENERAL MEETING of the above t\. onion will be held in the Trades lall, opposite First Church, Moray place, on THURSDAY, 29th inst... at 8 p.m. sharp. BUSINESS: Election of Officers and other Business. R. A. Brooks, from Christchurch, will bo present, representing the N.Z. Hotel Workers’ Federation. H. W. HARRHY, Sec. pro. tern. PORT CHAPTERS MARINE ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER. THE QUARTERLY MEETING notified ’ lor tins (Wednesday) evening will be id TO-MORROW (Thursday) EVENING. V largo attendance is desiredBy Order of Principal Z. J. GILBERT, Scribe 35.