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Evening Star, Issue 19328, 14 August 1926, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. ! GREAT BIG-FUN SHOW ' AT FULLERS’ AT FULLERS’ TO-NIGHT, AT 81 AT 8 TO-NIGHT! New, Bright, and Snappy Bovuolet by th# Famous Mirthxnakere, tho CON MOR.ENI SILK STOCKING REVUE. Flashing with Brilliant Humor and Sparkling with Cleverness and Originality. ‘THE ELECTRIC BELT.’ Last Night The Clever, Incomparable Ventriloquist, i ■ WALTER VERNON. And his Uncanny Partner, “Jerry.” Last Night MAGGIE FOSTER, Still smiling—still Playing her Violin. BREW AND ROMAINE, I Two Boys with a Piano, Original Songs, and Sayings. Last Night HARRY CASH, “The Black Laugh.” CLAUDE DAMPIER, CLAUDE DAMPIER, “Tho Professional Idiot,” With MISS BILLY CARLYLE, > “Tho Acme of Aristocratic Asininity." TO-NIGHT'S PRICES: 3s, 2k, and la (plui lax). No booking fee. Bos Plans ai Jacobs’s, tobacconist. rjTHE EMPIRE THEATRE Afternoon Sessions Daily at 2.15. Evening Sessions Do Luxe at 7.45. Romance and Adventure on the High Seas. RAMON KOVARRO RAMON NOVAERO RAMON NOVAERO RAMON NOVAERO RAMON NOVAERO RAMON NOVARRO RAMON NOVARRO RAMON NOVARRO In ‘THE MIDSHIPMA N.‘ ‘THE MIDSH IP M A N.’ ‘T HE JIIBSHIPMA N.’ ‘T HE MID6HIPMA N.’ ‘T HE VI IDSH 1P M A N.’ ‘THE MIDSHIPMAN.' ■T H E MIDSHIPMA N.’ ‘T HE IIIDSHIPMA NV ■THE MIDSH IP M A N.’ ‘T HE MIDSHIPMA NV Fresh with tho salt tang of the ocejui, packed with the romance of a sailor’s life throbbing with the story of a love that counted no sacrifice too groat, alive will thrills that grip the heart and quicken th pulse, real melodrama —that is ‘T H E MIDSHIPMA N.’ ‘T HE JI IDSH IP M A N,‘ ‘T H E MIDSHI PMA NV ‘THE MIDSHIPMAN.’ ‘T II E MIDSHIPMA NV ‘T HE MIDSHIPMA NV Romance blended with action, thrills with heart interest, a designing woman, a beautiful girl kidnapped cn a speedy yacht, chased by destroyers—what a combination! Think A' the excitement of a lifetime; add to it he tenderness of a sailor’s love story, garbh it with tho foam of ocean rollers, and acre you have ‘The Midshipman.’ SUPERB SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. EMPIRE SELECT ORCHESTRA (Chus. Parnell, Mus. Dir.). Overture —‘ Somiramide ’ (Rossini). Entr’acte—‘Prelude in G Sharp Minor (Rachmaninoff). Box Plans Now Open at The Bristol Piano Company’s, or ring the Theatre (444) til 7.45. ■gTEKYBODY’S THEATRE TO-DAY, at 2; TO-NIGHT, at 7.30. The Good Luck Star THOMAS MBIGHAN, THOMAS MEIGHAN THOMAS MEIGHAN In a Story of ‘IRISH LUCK,’ ‘IRISH LUCK,’ ‘ IRISH LUCK,’ Quid Ireland, ‘IRISH LUCK,’ ‘ IRISH LUCK,’ ‘ IRISH LUCK,’ j'ln Story of a New York Policeman wh was mistaken for an Irish lord, and of the exciting outcome. Actually Filmed iu Ireland. In addition: ADOLPHE MENJOU, PGtLA NEGRI, CHARLES DE ROCHE In a Modern Story of the Underworld, ‘SHADOWS OF PARIS,’ ’SHADOWS OF PARIS,’ ‘SHADOWS OF PARIS,’ •A Talc of Apache Dens and tho Upper Ten. A Thrilling Romance of Gay Paris. KING EDWARD TECHNICAL COLLEGE EX-STUDENTS. 3CIAL EVENING will bo held in uit Hall on WEDNESDAY, August L 7 45 p.m., in order to bid farewell Angus Marshall on his retirement ,o Directorship of the College. .ions from Ex-students payable to FLORENCE DAWS, Technical College, Stuart street. NEW SONG, by ERNEST BALL, • WEST OF THE GREAT DIVIDE’ (Writer of ‘Mother Maohree’ and ‘Till the Sands,' etc). Refrain: Out where the sun bids the day a fond goodbye, . . ~ Out where the fields meet tho crimson ox tho sky, *" Out where all sorrow surrenders, Out where the blue begins, Dreams wo once knew will return, doar, and come true. Love that is strong must abide. Blest in a nest in tho west we’ll find rest, West of the Great Divide. Price, Is £ld per copy; posted, Is lOd. TiERRY’S 174 MUSIC George street. STORES, Dunedin, PORT CHALMERS CARNIVAL. THE TUG OF WAR. Prize money £25. Weight of pulling team, 70st. T7NTRIES CLOSE AUGUST 24ih. Full Jji particulars supplD ' application to G. Todd, tobacconist, ( Teel; or W. D. Mead, hon. secretary, jiictio street. Port Chalmers. OTAGO HIGH SCHOOL OLD BOYS’ CRICKET CLUB. ANNUAL DINNER. mHE ANNUAL CLUB DINNER will be JL held in the Somerset Lounge, Savoy Buildings, on TUESDAY, 17th August, 1926> at 7.45 p.m. H. E. HARRAWAY, Hon. See. 0 S LI N THEATRE, TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, Will Screen ‘AMERICAN MANNERS,’ Featuring RICHARD TALMADGE, One of the Meet Daring of Screen Players, Action every minute, a thrill every second, And what a climax!