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Evening Star, Issue 19616, 23 July 1927, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. LAUGHS, LAUGHS, LAUGHS. THRILLS, THRILLS, THRILLS. MYSTERY, MYSTERY, MYSTERY. pLAZA AND GRAND 2 p.m. .TWICE DAILY. 7.30 p.m. An Avalanche of Merriment, ‘THE SEVEN SINNERS,’ ‘THE SEVEN SINNERS,’ ‘THE SEVEN SINNERS,’ ‘THE SEVEN SINNERS,’ Featuring CLIVE BROOK CLIVE BROOK And MARIE PREVOST. MARIE PREVOST. The maddest, merriest, mirth-provoker of the year. When crook meets crook in a game of wits. And a Fine Bine Streak Western, ‘THE TERROR,’ 'THE TERROR,’ ‘THE TERROR,’ ‘THE TERROR,’ With ART ACORD. ART ACORD The King of Daredevil Horsemen in a sensational Sierra Mountain Drama. FRIDAY NEXT. FRIDAY NEXT. TOM MIX, TOM MIX, TOM MIX. TOM MIX, In 1927’s Super-Western ‘THE CANYON OF LIGHT.’ ‘THE CANYON OF LIGHT.’ WE’VE GOT HIM BACK FOR YOU! RICHARD BARTHELMESS, RICHARD BARTHELMESS, The Best-loved Lover of the Screen, in his Brand-now Broadway Hit I QUEEN’S TH EATRE DAILY, at t and 7.30. RICHARD BARTHELMESS, RICHARD BARTHELMESS, RICHARD BARTHELMESS, RICHARD BARTHELMESS, RICHARD BARTHELMESS, RICHARD BARTHELMESS, RICHARD BARTHELMESS, RICHARD BARTHELMESS, ‘THE WHITE BLACK SHEEP.’ ‘THE WHITE BLACK SHEEP.’ ‘THE WHITE BLACK SHEEP.’ ‘THE WHITE BLACK SHEEP.’ ‘THE WHITE BLACK SHEEP.’ •THE WHITE BLACK ‘KEEP.’ ‘THE WHITE BLACK SHEEP.’ ‘THE WHITE BLACK SHEEP.’ Sweeps from drawing room to desert _ in a whirl of . blazing action! Mystic Orient —flashing fights—treacherous tribesmen—plots—pursuits. . . . And the most dramatic love story ever filmed. PATSY RUTH MILLER, PATSY RUTH MILLER, PATSY RUTH MILLER, PATSY RUTH MILLER, PATSY RUTH MILLER, PATSY RUTH MILLER, PATSY RUTH MILLER PATSY RUTH MILLER, In perfumed bazaars of the Orient . . . she danced with the desert sheiks. But her heart danced only for the mysterious white man with a scar on his soul—and hate of women in his eyes! DICK’S MOST ROMANTIC ROLE. For Reserves ring Theatre 13-379; will not be held after 7.45. ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY! ANNOUNCEMENI EXTRAORDINARY! ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY! EMPIRE THEATRE On THURSDAY AFTERNOON AND THURSDAY AFTERNOON AND THURSDAY AFTERNOON AND THURSDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING NEXT, EVENING NEXT, EVENING NEXT, EVENING NEXT, A GRAND FAREWELL A GRAND FAREWELL A GRAND FAREWELL To the DOMINION FINALISTS DOMINION FINALISTS DOMINION FINALISTS DOMINION FINALISTS Of the “MISS NEW ZEALAND, 1927.” “MISS NEW ZEALAND, 1927.” “MISS NEW ZEALAND, 1927.” “MISS NEW ZEALAND, 1927,” Train arrangements not permitting the ; party to travel to Oamaru from Invercar- \ gill on Friday the 29th inst., they will rotiirn to Dunedin on Thursday nest, the , 23th inet., and give two performances at; the Empire Theatre on that date, after- j noon and evening. i This will positively be the last chance the Dunedin public will have of seeing the ; Finalists and recordin ' voles prior to their departure for the North. BOX PLANS FOR BOTH MATINEE AND EVENING Will be Opened on MONDAY MORNING, at 9 o’clock. BOOKI BOOK! HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE, I TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, . TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, For Positively the Last Time, THE REPERTORY PLAYERS Present Gordon Bottoraley’s Exquisite Creation, In w’hich Bessie Thomson Scores a Positive A FULL ORCHESTRA, Under the Direction of Mrs W. HAGGITT (Lender, J. A. Wallace, L.R.A.M.). Will render the incidental music to ‘The Merchant of Venice,’ ' In a Persian Market’ (toue poem), ' Traumerio ’ (Schumann), and ‘ Pclruskn ’ and ‘ Mary Lou.’ D.C. and 0.5., ss; Stalls, 2s; Pit, Is. No early doors. No booking fee Doors open at 7 p.m. Theatre ’phone from 7, No. 12-733. DUNEDIN COM PETITIONS ■ SOCIETY. 26th GRAND ANNUAL FESTIVAL, To bo held at HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. Crawford street, Dunedin, From TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20th, 1927, To SATURDAY, OCTOBER Bth, 1927. ENTRIES CLOSE SATURDAY, AUGUST 6th. Syllabus oud Entry Forms obtainable at Leading Musical Warehouses Or from E. S. WILSON. Secretary. P.O. Box 92, Dunedin: Or T. and G. Buildings, Prjuccs street, Dunedin. DUNEDIN BRANCH OP NEW I ALAN I) LABOR PARTY. DANCE, H DUNEDIN TOWN HALL, INE3DAY, 27th JULY, 1927. y s . Gents, Is 6d. Dancing, 8-11, Orchestra. Old and Now Dances. S. ATKINSON, a Secretary. GRAND BALL in Early Settlers’ Hall , 27th July, at 8 p.m. Capai Orchestra. Ellison, Caterer. Special Cars North and South. DOUBLE TICKETS, 8s 6d. R. H. CUMBERBEACH, Hon. See.