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Evening Star, Issue 19613, 20 July 1927, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. k ing EDWARD THEATRE. TO-NIGHT, at 7.30. CHARLIE CHAPLIN. CHARLIE CHAPLIN. CHARLIE CHAPLIN. CHARLIE CHAPLIN. ‘THE GOLD RUSH.’ ‘THE GOLD RUSH.’ ‘THE GOLD'RUSH.’ COMEDY AND OTHERS. Children of Divorce—all three of them. Grown to young man and womanhood without the love, guidance, or affection of .parents. Now, standing at the dawn of a new day, on the very brink of life, they stepped back aghast. Only one knew what she \vanted. The others were out for fun or anything, that might turn up. Don’t miss the dramatic sensation of the year. ‘CHILDREN OF DIVORCE,’ ‘ CHILDREN OF DIVORCE,’ At the j Q C T a G (J JS THE A T U E | TO-NIGHT, AT 7.45, ‘ CHILDREN OF DIVORCE,' I ‘ CHILDREN OF DIVORCE.’ ‘ CHILDREN OF DIVORCE.’ ‘CHILDREN OF DIVORCE,’ ‘CHILDREN OF DIVORCE/ ‘CHILDREN OF DIVORCE/ With an All-star Cast, including CLARA BOW . CLARA BOW CLARA BOW CLARA BOW CLARA BOW \nd ESTHER RALSTON. ESTHER RALSTON. ESTHER RALSTON. ESTHER RALSTON. ESTHER RALSTON. . OCTAGON ORCHESTRA (Directed by Mr L D, Austin! Circle Plans at Chas. Bcgg’s till 5 p.m.; then at the Theatre. Stalls at the Theatre from 10 a.m. IN A. CLASS BY ITSELF. IN A CLASS BY ITSELF. ‘THE BLACK PIRATE.’ ‘THE BLACK PIRATE.’ ‘THE BLACK PIRATE.’ To be Presented at the QCTAGOU THEATRE Commencing FRIDAY NIGHT NEXT. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, In the Glorious Chromatic Production, ‘THE BLACK PIRATE.’ ‘THE BLACK PIRATE.’ ' 'THE BLACK PIRATE.’ ‘THE BLACK PIRATE.’ ‘THE BLACK PIRATE.’ ‘THE BLACK PIRATE.’ ‘THE BLACK PIRATE.’ ‘THE BLACK PIRATE.’ ‘THE BLACK PIRATE.’ ‘THE BLACK PIRATE.’ •THE BLACK PIRATE.’ ‘TEE BLACK PIRATE.’ The Screen has never seen snob Shimmering Opulence of Beauty. A MAGNIFICENT SPECTACLE. A sensational achievement, thrillingly won- - derful, and of exquisite bcauiy. NO GREATER ENTERTAINMENT Has ever been presented on the screen. ‘THE BLACK PIRATE.’ ‘THE BLACK PIRATE.’ ‘THE BLACK PIRATE.’ ‘THE BLACK PIRATE.’ ‘THE BLACK PIRATE.’ ‘THE BLACK PIRATE.’ ‘THE BLACK PIRATE.’ ‘THE BLACK PIRATE.’ The Love Story of a Bold Buccaneer. DASHING. DIFFERENT, DELIGHTFUL. HURRY! HURRY! HURRY! BOOK YOUR. SEATS AND SEE The Marvellous NATURAL-COLOR PICTURE of Love, Romance, and Adventure on ihc Spanish Main. Circle Plane at Chas. Begg’s. Stalls at the Theatre. . Railway social club. TO-MC HT. TO-NIGHT. Dance. • OVERSEAS HALL. Dance. Dancing, 8 to 1. Supper. Dance. Neville’s Black Cat Band Dance. (4 Instruments!. Dance. Ladle.;, Is 6d; Gents, 2s 6d. Dance. Right Admission Reserved. F. GRAY, Hon. See.

rSMA.IESTY ’ S T H E A T R E Proprietors: Sir Benjamin and Mr John utter. SHAKESPEAREAN E ESTIVAL! Commencing SATURDAY, JULY 30. WELCOME RETURN OF THE WORLD-FAMOUS ARTISTS; ALLAN WILKIE, MISS. HUNTER-WATTS, WITH A NEWLY-ORGANISED COMPANY, INCLUDING SEVERAL WELLKNOWN ENGLISH PLAYERS. NOW APPEARING FOR THE FIRST TIME INDUNEDIN. SUMPTUOUS NEW COSTUMES AND MAGNIFICENT PRODUCTIONS. COMMENCING SATURDAY, JULY 30 (FOR 3 NIGHTS ONLY), THE MAJESTIC PAGEANT-PLAY, OF WHICH THE GOT,DEN OPINIONS '>F MELBOURNE, BRISBANE. AND HOBART WERE OVERWIH'I MING IP* CONFIRMED IN WELLINGTON. ‘ HENRY VIII.’ THE WONDERFUL DRAMA THAT STAMPS AN INDELIBLE MIND-PICTURE OF THE OLD ENGLAND OF BLUFF KING UAL. THE POIGNANT TRIAL SCENE FOR DIVORCE OF QUEEN KATHERINE, THE TRAGIC SCENE DEPICTING THE FALL OF CARDINAL YOLcEY. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3 (MATINEE AT 2.30 AMD EVENING), <A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM.' THURSDAY, AUG. 4, 'THE MERCHANT OF \ EMCL.’ FRIDAY, AUG. 5, ‘AS YOU LIKE IT.’ , ]inllTftTnr TO BE FOLLOWED BY SEVERAL NEW PRODUCTIONS OF THE RLI ERTOIRE. PRICES: Reserved Stalls, 8s; Dress Circle, 6s; Stalls, 4s; I’d; 25.. Children m parties of 10 and upwards, Half-price to Ail Palis. All price; plus k)*MATINEES ON WEDNESDAYS. AT SPECIAL MATINEE PRICE* TO ALL: 4s, 3s, 2s, and Is (pins tax). BOX PLANS AT THE BRISTOL OPEN WEDNESDAY, JULY 27.

ARTHUR STREET SCHOOL JUBILEE CELEBRATIONS. (MIDDLE DISTRICT SCHOOL IN ASSOCIATION), 30th SEPTEMBER, 3rd OCTOBER, 1927. Ml EX-PUPILS are invited to attend at the School on TUESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS for the purpose of perusing the Bolls. The Committee is anxious to have present as many ex-pupils of the years 1890-1920 as find it possible lo attend. Any ex-pupils who have not yet received a circular in connection with the celebrations J arc asked to communicate with THE SECRETARIES, P.O. Box 23,

AN EVENING WITH THE MISS NEW ZEALAND, 1927, •iTERPROVINCIAL FIN A IMS' T.RPRO VI NCI A L FIN ALISA AT THE SAVOY. HURSDAY EVENING. ’HURSDAY EVENING. Ern Beacham and his SAVOY ORCHESTRA. SAVOY ORCHESTRA. Dancing from 8 to 11. Emission, 2s 6d. Supper E Tables May be Reserved. LATEST SACRED SONG, ‘THE BEAUTIFUL PRAYER,’ By Lindsay Lennox. Words; He stood within the vulage church, The children sang a song ot praise; He beard with joy their voices sweet. They wakened dreams of pe£.ceful days. His heart, long weary of the fray, Recalled the happy days of yore; And while the children knelt to pray, With them he whispered low once more: “ Our Father, whjch art in Heaven, hallowed, Hallowed he Thy name!” PRICE, Only Is 9d per Copy. Posted, Is lOd. mERRY’S MUSIC STORES, 174 George, street, Dunedin.