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Evening Star, Issue 19653, 5 September 1927, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY’S THEATRE DAILY, at 2 and 7.30. ■ KENNETH HARLAN KENNETH IUKLAN And HELENE COSTELLO HELENE COSTELLO ‘THE RANGER OP THE BIG PINES.’ ‘THE RANGER OP THE BIG PINES.’ Story of the Clash of the Old West and the New. In Addition: ‘LADY OP THE HAREM,’ With an All-Star Cast, Including GRETA NISSEN, WILLIAM COLLIER, Jim., ’ And ERNEST TOiuIENCE. QUEER’S THEATRE DAILY, at i and 7.30. WILLIAM HAINES and SALLY O’NEILL WILLIAM HAINES and SALLY O’NEILL WILLIAM HAINES and SALLY O’NEILL WILLIAM HAINES and SALLY O’NEILL WILLIAM HAINES and SALLY O'NEILL In ‘SLIDE, KELLY, SLIDE.’ ‘SLIDE, KELLY, SLIDE.’ ‘SLIDE, KELLY, SLIDE.’ ‘SLIDE, KELLY, SLIDE.’ ‘SLIDE, KELLY, SLIDE.’ ‘SLIDE, KELLY, SLIDE.’ You’ll just stand up and ' yell at the greatest baseball climax the screen has ever witnessed! WITH HEAL BIG LEAGUE PLAYERS AND ACTUAL SCENES FROM BIG GAMES! pLAZA AM) GRAND 2 p.rn.—TWICE DAILY-7.30 p.m. BUCK JONES BUCK JONES BUCK JONES BUCK JONES BUCK JONES BUCK JONES BUCK JONES BUCK JONES BUCK JONES BUCK JONES A story of daring and dangers based on the widely-read no.-el by Jackson Gregory, ■DESERT VALLEY.’ ‘ DESERT VALLEY.’ ‘ DESERT ■ -i.LEY.’ ‘DESERT i ALLEY.’ FEATURE No. 2: Thrills —Romance—Coined v, ‘THE FIGHTING PEACEMAKER,’ ‘THE FIGHTING PEACEMAKER,’ ‘ THE FIGHTING PEACEMAKER,’ •THE FIGHTING PEACEMAKER,' , Starring JACK HOXIE. JACK HOXIE, JACK HOXIE. JACK HOXIE. H’.« a great picture of the old- West, with the denial struggle between ranchers and sheepmen. TO-MORROW, TO-MORROW, (TUESDAY), at 5 p.m., TITHE RED RIBBON PAIR In the SALVATION ARMY FORTRESS, Dowling street, Will he oflicially opened by HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR (W. B. Taverner, Esip). This Big Event will he Continued WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY AFTERNOONS AND EVENINGS. DUNEDIN HIGHLAND PIPE BAND Will Render Programme At 8. A Tasl efully-dceorated Building, with 20 LADEN STALLS OF USEFUL GOODS. Proceeds in Aid of the Army’s World-wide Social and Missionary Work. KAIKORAI BAND WILL PLAY WEDNESDAY, ST. KILDA BAND THURSDAY.