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Evening Star, Issue 19639, 19 August 1927, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. JjJVERTBODT’S THEATRE ' -DAILY, at 2 and 7.30. ALICE TERRY AND PAUL - WEGENER. ALICE TERRY AND PAUL WEGENER. ALICE TERRY AND PAUL WEGENER. ALICE TERRY AND PAUL WEGENER. ‘THE MAGICIAN.’ ‘THE MAGICIAN.’ ‘THE MAGICIAN.’ ‘THE MAGICIAN.’ ‘THE MAGICIAN.’ ‘THE MAGICIAN.’ ‘THE MAGICIAN.’ ‘THI3 MAGICIAN.’ ‘THE MAGICIAN.’ Sensation steps on tlic beds of sensation in this film masterpiece! Love gives battle to the uncanny powers of evil—tlio prize, a beautiful girl—in this picture of a thousand thrills and mysteries. Ilex Ingram’s masterpiece,. Greater than 'The Four Horsemen,’ ‘ Scaramouchc, and ‘Mare Nostrum.’ In Addition : MONTE BLUE and DOROTHY DEVORE MONTE BLUE and DOROTHY DEVORE MONTE BLUB and DOROTHY DEVORE MONTE BLUE and DOROTHY DEVORE MONTE BLUE and DOROTHY DEVORE In ‘THE MAN UPSTAIR?.’ ‘THE MAN UPSTAIRS.’ ‘THE MAN UPSTAIRS.’ ‘THE MAN UPSTAIRS.’ •THE MAN UPSTAIRS.’ ‘THE MAN UPSTAIRS.’ ‘THE MAN UPSTAIRS.’ ‘THE MAN UPSTAIRS,’ ’THE MAN UPSTAIRS.’ It is crammed with thrills, mystery, and laughs. The story of a man who invented an exciting murder to interest a girl he loved, and then found himself accused of ' that very murder. Pot Reserves ring Theatre (10-591). Will not bo held after 7.45. |£ING EDWARD THEATRE TO-NIGHT, at 7.30. TU-MURROW, at 2, JUNE GREY’S ZANE GREY’S JUNE GREY’S JUNE GREY’S ZANE GREY’S ‘THE MYSTERIOUS RIDER,’ ‘THE MYSTERIOUS RIDER,’ ‘THE MYSTERIOUS RIDER,’ ‘THE MYSTERIOUS RIDER.’ ‘THE MYSTERIOUS RIDER.,’ ‘Tire MYSTERIOUS RIDER.’ ‘THE MYSTERIOUS RIDER,’ Featuring JACK HOLT AND BETTY JEWEL. JACK HOLT AND BETTY JEWEL. JACK HOLT AND BETTY JEWEL. JACK HOLT AND BETTY JEWEL. Do you like mystery stories? Do you like Westerns? If so, ‘The Mysterious Rider’ shouldn’t bo missed! COMEDIES AND OTHERS. ‘THE DESPERATE 0 A ME.’ ‘THE DESPERATE GAME,’ pLAZA AND GRAND 2 p.m.—TWICE DAILY-7.30 p.m. COMMENCING TO-DAY. A Sparkling Comedy-Romance of the Great West —crammed with fights, thrilling captures, and expert horsemanship. PETE MORRISON PETE MORRISON PETE MORRISON PETE MORRISON In ‘THE DESPERATE GAME.' ‘THE DESPERATE GAME.’ ‘THE DESPERATE GAME.’ ‘THE DESPERATE GAME.’ Fresh from college, they "ragged” the cowpuncher on the ranch of his father. ‘But b-o battled bis way to recognition, and the boys acclaimed him as a regular fellow. A ko BRISTLING WITH NERVE-TINGLING SENSATIONS. ‘WOLVES OP THU BORDER,' ‘WOLVES OF THE BORDER,’ ‘WOLVES OF THE BORDER.' Fca luring FRANKLYN FARNUM. IRANKLYN FARNUM. HI U C II R E! E U C II R E! 8 p.m.—SATURDAY—B p.m. TOWN HALL, SOUTH DUNEDIN. £I2—ORDERS—£I2. First Prize—£6 Order—Fir?l Prize. Second Prize—£3 Order —Second Prize. Third Prize—£l Order—Third Prize. And 6 Other Prizes. Additional Prizes over 30 Tables, THE SQUARE DEAL ASSEMBLY. 2i> 6d—Admission—2s Cd. EDUCATIONAL. MRS GHIKNSIDE, Ladies’ Cutter and Teacher of Dressmaking, View street (opp. Y.M.C.A.); classes daily, evening class Monday?; patterns or material cut to measure. —Telephone 15-112. MANDOLIN. " Bay. Banjo Guitar, Ukulele, Violin.ton, 207 George street. Sled 11. HutCommercial College (above Mora,; Place P.O.—Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping; individual tuition; railway concessions.—Telephone 10-697. LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. WANTED KNOWN—ROBERT HENRY, West End London Tailor, Princes street (above Decides, fruiterer), entrance High street. Gents’ Suits and Overcoats, Ladies’ Costumes, in latest London styles Extensive Range of Spring Samples. Prices Moderate. Late Night Fridays. TITO LET, 2 Unfurnished Rooms or one JL Partly-furnished Bed-? it ling Room; good locality; .suit couple.—sßl, ‘Star’ Office. WANTED, capable Woman for cleaning, Saturdays, 2 till 4.30. locality Anderson ’s 8ay.—383, ‘Star’ Office. FOR SALE, good Fox Terrier Dog Puppies. —Chas. Bills, Ltd., George street. T <iy lb rU 1546 Tears) it (o learn fruit, confectionery; 15s to start'.—s3B, ‘Star.’ AKPENTKK 1N(I, Painting, etc., wauled J by Tradosman; moderate.—Horace Smith, 52 Chambers street, N.E.V. —’Phono 10-445. TjlOUND.—Cooper’s, Stuart at reed, are JL truthful, don’t imitale, exaggerate, or hesitate, and offer terms at cash prices. "BjXJUND.—One of our Suits or Overcoat.? -8- is yours for a small deposit and weekly payment®. I POUND.—Necessity- for a good Coat in Dunedin; always lake advantage of our weekly payment offer. T] WOUND.—Our weekly payment offer, toJU gother with distinctive styles Suits and Overcoat, leaves nothing wanting; call.