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Evening Star, Issue 19637, 17 August 1927, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. AMAZED AUDIENCES PAY TREMENDOUS TRIBUTE TO ‘THE SCARLET LETTER.’ THE RECORD-BREAKING SCREEN MASTERPIECE CREATING A FURORE ■ At tho QCTAGONT H H A T 11 E TO-NIGHT, AT 8. TO-NIGHT, AT 8. PRESS COMMENT. “The Public Hint flocked in see Lillian Gish in 'THE WHITE SISTER‘ will now sco her in a role that surpasses anything she has previously done. She thrills beholders (o the soul, in a story poignant with drama, beauty, tenderness, pathos, and charm. MIGHTY is Lite only word that fits this masterpiece'. LILLIAN GISH, LILLIAN GISH, LILLIAN'GISH, With LARS HANSEN, a Fine Actor, known as “The Swedish Barrymore,” In Nathaniel Hawthorne's World Famous Book ‘THE SCARLET LETTER,’ “A Woman's Picture—A Man's Picture —A Picture that Reaches Every Human Heart.” THE GREATEST STORY OF INTOLERANCE EVER TOLD. ORIGINAL MUSIC SCORE BY THE OCTAGON ORCHESTRA, Directed by Mr L. D. Austin. BOX PLANS.-CIRCLE at tALAS'. HBGG’S till 5 p.m.; then at THEATRE. STALLS at the THEATRE from 10 a.m. Or ring 13-091. UI S MAJESTY’S lIEA TR E Proprietors; Sir Benjamin and Mr John Fuller. ALLAN WILKIE, MISS HUNTER-WATTS, LAST THREE NIGHTS OF THE SHAKESPEAREAN FESTIVAL, TO-NICHTJ TO-NICHT! TO-NIGHTI THE EPIC DRAMA OP ANCIENT ROME, PORTRAYING THE TREMENDOUS SCENE OF THE ASSASSINATION OF CAESAR IN THE CAPITOL AND THE WONDERFUL FORUM SCENE IN WHICH MART ANTONY DELIVERS HIS FAMOUS ORATION. , ‘JULIUS C/ESAR.’ ALLAN WILKIE as MARK ANTONY, Miss HUNTER-WATTS as PORTIA. TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), Cor ONE PERFORMANCE ONLY, ‘ROMEO AND JULIET.’ ‘ROMEO AND JULIET.’ FRIDAY, AUGUST 19th, (FAREWELL PERFORMANCE, 'HAMI.I T.‘ PRICES: Bs, 6s, 4s, and 2s; Children in parties of ten and upwards, Half-price to all parts. All prices plus tax. DAY SALES at THE GEYSER. BOX PLAN’S at THE BRISTOL until 5 p.m., and from 5.30 p.m. at THE GEYSER. For reservations after 7 p m., ’phono 12-733. N.U.—-In order to prevent confusion between (he tickets for tho Matinee and Evening Performance, NO Day Sale Tickets for the Evening Performance will be sold until 2.30 p.m.

GIiAM) "SU-S'SHINE” FAIR Will bo Opened by W. B. Taverner, Esq. (Mayor of Dunedin), at 3 o'clock Sharp TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), AUGUST 1811), In I lie HANOVER STREET BAPTIST S.S. HALL. Fancy and Plain Work, Sweets, Cake, Produce! Children's SI alls, Refreshment Rooms, Side Shows, Monster Baking Competitions. Good Programme at 8 o'clock Each Evening. Attractions for Young and Old. Mrs Jarlcy's Waxworks. Proceeds towards New S.S. Building for Sunshine and Tainui. Fair will be continued on FRIDAY', from 3 to 10 p.m. PORT CHALMERS TOWN HALL, THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, at 8 p.m. MAGANDREW’S BAY HALL, SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, at 8 p.m. OTAKOU MAORI CONCERT PARTY. Maori Hakas, Poi Dances, Songs in Costume, Comic Play, Minstrel Troupe. Adults, Is; Children, 6d. DANCE TO FOLLOW, Is .Extra, Proceeds for Maori Church and Otakou Tennis Club. Euchre. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! Euohte. ARATAH TEA ROOMS, L. BROWN, Hon. See. Euchre. Euchre. Euchre. Euchre. Euchre, Euchre. hachtc. Euclu'o. £ll—Specia Ist Prize .—Special Orders—£ll, st Prize,' Order £6. 2nd Prize, Order £2. 3rd Prize, Order £l. Sis Other Orders. Admission, 2s 6d.

FOOTBALL. KUOBY FOOTBALL. MATUR'D AT, AUGUST 201.1 i, CAIIISBROOK GROUND; Representative Match, OTAGO v. TARANAKI. Kick-oil', 3 p.iu. 3rd Grade Match, HIGH SCHOOL v. ZINGAKI A. Kick-off, 1.30 p.in. tdmis'ioii: Ground. Is; Stand, Is: Children, Half-price. Reserved Seats (admit (i n „’ to ground and stand), 3s 3d (including tax). Box I’laii Now Open at The Bristol, E. S. WILSON, See. O.R.F.U.