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Evening Star, Issue 18999, 22 July 1925, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. ,£HE EMPIRE THEATRE '* Always a Good Entertainment.” Comfortably Healed for the Winter. TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT, At 2 and 7. i A FIRST NATIONAL ATTRACTION. ‘ ENTICEMENT.’ ‘ ENTICEMENT.’ ‘ENTICEMENT.’ ‘ ENTICEMENT.’ THE EMPIRE ORCHESTRA (The Best in Town). Director Mr C. Parnell. USUAL PRICES. Reserved Scats may bo obtained at The Bristol, or by Telephone 444. EVERYBODY’S THEATRE DAILY, at 2 and 7 p.m. A Romantic Tale of To-day; ‘THE MAD WHIRL.’ ‘THE MAD WHIRL.’ A Tense Dramatic Drama of Human Life. In addition: ‘THE SNOWSHOB TRAIL,’ ‘THE SNOWSHOE TRAIL,’ A Story of the Big Snows, featuring JANE NOVAK. JANE NOVAK. Realistic and forceful, it will thrill and please you. QUEER’S THEATRE TO-DAY, at 2; TO-NIGHT, at 7. Two Attractions of Merit: BETTY BALFOUR BETTY BALFOUR In Her Latest and Best, ‘ SQUIBS’S HONEYMOON.’ ‘SQUIBS’S HONEYMOON.’ The Story of a Bride who Mislaid her Hubby on her Wedding Day. SHIRLEY MASON SHIRLEY MASON In a Bright Story of the Stage, ‘THE STAR DUST TRAIL,’ ‘THE STAR DUST TRAIL,’ The glare of the footlights and love and sacrifice. EXCELLENT SUPPORTS. g U C II R EI E U C H R El SOUTH DUNEDIN TOWN HALL, THURSDAY, 23rd, at 8 p.m. sharp. TWO SPECIAL PRIZES. £5 5s and £2 2s Orders for Lady or Gent winning most number of games. Prizes include.—Flower Bowl, Pocket Wallet, Cigarettes, Boxes of Chocolates, Silk Scarf, etc. ADMISSION, 2s,

0L Y MPIC 111 XK. •SKATING, SKATING, TO-NIGHT, 7.30. SESSIONS; 10.30 till 13. 2.30 till 4.30, 7.30 tilt 10. Private Parties ami Kramers by Arrangement.

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