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Evening Star, Issue 19001, 24 July 1925, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. f ARGENTINE LOVE,’ A fascinating tale of warm tango nights, of Spanish beauties and jealous lovers, of treachery, conflict, unending thrills. Hero is a picture of rare fascination. Written directly for the screen by tho author of ‘Tho Four Horsemen’ (Ibanez), with BEBE DANIELS And RICARDO CORTEZ. Mr A. F. Noate, with his Mew Zealandfamed Orchestra of ten solo instruments,' will render tho following Programme ; OVERTURE—‘LA LUCIOLE D'OR’ (Mouton). DIVERTISSEMENT ESPAGNOL—‘ SPANISH BALLET.’ SUITE (Delormes)— (a) ‘ Seguedille.’ (b) ‘ Havanaise.’ (c) ‘Bolero de Cadiz.' (d) ‘ Oachuca.’ (c) ‘ Zapateado.’ ‘ROMANZA ANDALUZA, Op. 22, No. 3’ (Sarasatc). BALLET TO THE OPERA ‘LE CID’ (Massenet)— Castillane, Andalouse, Aragonaiso, Anbadc, Catalcne, Madrileno, Navarmise. ‘GRACEFUL DANCE’ (Bratton). ‘FOLK SONG’ (Vaughan). ‘DANCE OP THE SUN FEAST’ (Waller). Our Picture Programme consists of Six Subjects, and should please every patron. Plan for Circle at Chas. Begg’s, as usual. Plan for Stalls at Theatre. ‘Phone Reserves kept until 7.45. COMMENCING AT 7.45 TO-NIGHT. OCTAGON THEATRE, Billiards. TOTHILL (England) v. M'CONACHY (New Zealand). 18,000 Up. MONDAY, JULY 27, to AUGUST 3. Afternoon, 3 to 5; Evening Session, 8 to 10. At the RETURNED SOLDIERS’ CLUB, MORAY PLACE. Admission : 4s and 2s (Pius Tax). ,jgl UCII RE! E U CURE! WARATAH TEA ROOMS. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENING. FRIDAY’S Prizes include coal or order 30s, English China Tea Set, and six other prizes. Saturday Night's Prizes advertised in Saturday’s ‘Star.’ No Intoxicated Persons Admitted, Monster rummage sale, ST. PETER'S HALL, Cargill road. ROLL UP. SATURDAY, 2.30. Bargains! Bargains! Bargains! 1 M O S G I E L PICTURE S, SATURDAY" NIGHT, 7.45, ‘THE HERITAGE OF THE DESERT,’ ‘THE HERITAGE OF THE DESERT,’ By Zano Grey, With Bchc Daniels, Ernest Torrence. A story as big and sweeping as tho Western country it deals with. Comedy, 'Hello, Bill.’ Serial, ‘ Leather Pushers.’