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Evening Star, Issue 19407, 16 November 1926, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. For the Year .1925 the Paramount Film Corporation gave you ‘THE TEN COMMANDMENTS.’ Now, for the present year, 1926, they have excelled themselves,_ and Dunedin has the honor of presenting, for the first in New Zealand, the Mightiest. Screen Epic yet known in the History of the Motion Picture Industry. ‘THE VANISHING RACE,’ •THE VANISHING RACE,’ ‘THE VANISHING RACE,* ‘THE VANISHING RACE,’ ‘THE VANISHING RACE,’ ‘THE VANISHING RACE,’ COMMENCING NEST FRIDAY. H B EMPIRE THEATRE. Crushed into submission, then —blazing into mad . revolt. Who'has earned the right to dictate? You will see in this dramatic thunderbolt ‘THE VANISHING RACE,’ ‘THE VANISHING RACE,’ ‘THE VANISHING RACE,’ ‘THE VANISHING ItACE,’ ‘THE VANISHING GAGE,’ ‘THE VANISHING UACE,’ WITH AN ENORMOUS CAST, HEADED BY RICHARD DIX, RICHARD DIX, RICHARD DIX, LOIS WILSON, Supported by NOAH BEiERY, MALCOLM M'GREGOE. The screen’s mighty tribute to the Rod Indian, first lord of the western continent —showing the paramo of civilisation from ,the first man and his mate down to the modern Indian—the Red Man’s gradual eclipse before the irresistible sweep of white civilisation—his final stand in the barren wastes of the far west—his retreat into the desert fastness marked by a trail •of blood—all against the gorgeous background of the chasms and gorges of Northern Arizona. Even mastery of language could do scant justice to these awe-inspiring scenes. With a cast of 10,000 Indians and 100 principals, ‘The Vanishing Raco ’ is the final epio of the fast-disappearing Red Man. READ THIS PRESS COMMENT: “It is like a full-throated war cry ringing down the ages, this epic of the Red Indian. A glorious moving picture that has caught the spirit of the Indian to-day—-that silent person who gropes toward an understanding with the white race, but who stands bitterly aloof under harsh treatment.’’—‘ Daily Guardian,’ Sydney. BOX PLANS NOW OPEN! COOK YOUR SEATS’ AT THE BRISTOL PIANO COMPANY'S, AND THUS MAKE CERTAIN OP SECURING ADMISSION. BOOK! BOOK! BOOK! FREE LIST ENTIRELY SUSPENDED.

OCTAGOE THEATRE TO-NIGHT, 7.45. A Sparkling Comedy Romance, ‘BRIGHT LIGHTS,’ ‘BRIGHT LIGHTS,’ ‘BRIGHT LIGHTS,’ ‘BRIGHT LIGHTS,’ ‘BRIGHT LIGHTS,’ ‘BRIGHT LIGHTS,’ ‘BRIGHT LIGHTS,’ ‘BRIGHT LIGHTS,’ ‘BRIGHT LIGHTS,’ ‘BRIGHT LIGHTS,’ Willi an All-Star Cast. PAULINE STARKE PAULINE STARKE PAULINE STARKE And CHARLES RAY. CHARLES RAY. CHARLES RAY. Sparkling romance, delightful humor; a film that eels a no-* standard for entertainment. OCTAGON ORCHESTRA, Directed by Mr L. D. Austin. BOX PLANS NOW OPEN. Circle at Chas. Hogg's. Stalls at Theatre from 10 a.m. till 4 p.m. Ring 3,091. IJJVEIfcYBODY’S THEATRE TWICE DAILY, at 2 and 7.30. The Paramount Programme of Stage Life. TOM MOORE, BESSIE LOVE, TOM MOORE, BESSIE LOVE, HARRISON FORD, HARRISON FORD, In an Entertaining Story of the Stage, ‘THE SONG AND DANCE MAN.’ ‘THE SONG AND DANCE MAN.’ The Drama of a Small Man who wanted to be a headliner. In Addition: VIOLA DANA VIOLA DANA In a Sparkling Snappy Story, ‘ROUGED LIPS.’ ‘ROUGED LIPS.’ Another behind-the-scenes somance of a girl with a heart of _ gold and a fighting disposition. iriNG EDWARD THEATRE TO-NIGHT, a AT 7.45. JACKIE COOGAN JACKIE COOGAN mriClE COOGAN In his Newest Comedy, ‘OLD CLOTHES.’ ■OLD CLOTHES.’ •OLD CLOTHES.’ Full of splendid humor, a littlfe drama, and a host of quaint antics. To-night’s Prices; Circle, Is 6d; Stalls, Is; Children, Halfprice.