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Evening Star, Issue 19724, 26 November 1927, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. 3—FEATURE BILL—3. S—FEATURE BILL—3. pLAZA AA T D GIIA.SU' X 2 p.m.—TWICE DAILY—7.3O p.m. No. IA Mysterv-C'omcdy of Intriguing Charm ami Delightful Appeal, ‘THE LITTLE HUSH GIRL,’ ‘THE LITTLE HUSH (iliU,,’ ‘THE LITTLE IRISH GIRL,’ ‘THE LITTLE HUSH GIRL,’ Featuring DOLORES COSTELLO, DOLORES COSTELLO, DOLORES COSTELLO, A Sophisticated Modern Maid with "Come Hither’’ Eyes that, played havoc with the Boys of the City. No. 2Episodc No. 6 of •THE RIDDLE RIDER.’ •THE RIDDLE RIDER.’ ‘THE RIDDLE RIDER.’ ‘BUCKING THE TRUTH,’ ■ ‘ BUCKING THE TRUTH,’ . ‘BUCKING THE TRUTH,’ With the two greatest pals in the world—a plucky cowboy and his horse—both in a wbalo of an outdoor picture. LIGHTNING LIGHTNING And BETH MORRISON FETE MORRISON , In ‘BUCKING THE TRUTH.’ ‘BUCKING THE TRUTH.’ IgYERYBODTtS THEATRE DAILY, at 2 and 7.50 p.m. OLIVE BORDEN and JACQUES LERNER In ‘THE MONKEY TALKS.’ ■THE MONKEY TALKS,’ ‘THE MONKEY TALKS,’ One of the most absorbing stories ever filmed, gripping with suspense-sparkling with humor—pulsing with excitement—and brimming with romance. In Addition : RENEE ADOREE and CONRAD NAGEL In ‘HEAVEN ON EARTH.’ ‘HEAVEN ON EARTH.’ For Reserves Ring Theatre (’phone 10-591). Will not bo held after 7.45. QUEEN’S THEATRE DAILY, AT 2 and 7.30 p.m. MILTON SILLS MILTON SILLS MILTON SILLS MILTON‘SILLS MILTON SILLS MILTON SILLS And MARY' ASTOR MARY ASTOR In ‘THE SEA TIGER.’ ‘THE SEA TIGER.’ ‘THE SEA TIGER.’ ‘THE SKA TIGER.’ ‘THE SEA TIGER.’ ‘THE SEA TIGER.’ A throbbing tale of two brothers’ love, as deep as the seas they sailed, and how a heartless siren turned that love to hate. For Reserves ring Theatre (’phono 13-379). Will not bo hold after 7.45. XT IS MAJESTY’S THEATRE, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, VERDI’S ‘ IL TROVATORE,’ By the CIVIC CHOIR AND FULL ORCHESTRA. Principals: laurieo Mr Alfred Walmslcy iconova Madame Newcombe Hall ncz Miss Mary Campbell Mm Covilit"...' Mr Bert Rawlinson 'errando Mr Los. Dailey •uiK Mr H. Walker izuccna Miss Molly Vickers Leader of Orchestra, Mr J. Wallace. Pianist, Miss Jeavons. Conductor, Mr W. Paget Gale. Tickets, 2s 6d each, may be obtained roni Members of the Choir, The Bristol, rid Messrs Cbas. Bogg and Co. E. SyNDERLAND, Hon. Secretary. CORPORATION NOTICES. DUNEDIN CITY COUNCIL. TEMPORARY SUSPENSION ELECTRICITY SUPPLY. • CONSUMERS Oh’ ELECTRICITY in Port J Chalmers and Sawyers Bay Districts; ■o Hereby Notified that Power will NOT ■ available belween llio hours of 1.30 and 50 p.m. TO-MORROW (Sunday), 27th St ‘ G. A. LEAVIN', Town Clerk. Town Hall, November 25, 1927, PERSONAL, T HAROLD BANKS, of 237 George street, .1, will Not Be Responsible for customers being turned away on Chris!mas Eve; shop early, and secure the bargains. WILL Mrs L , who received Order on Chemist, 'Thursday, Call on Donor of Order to save serious. trouble. LOST AND FOUND, GST, Wednesday, Black-rim Classes, boil Iwcen Wallace, butcher, and Belgravo isccul; reward. —27 Hart street, Roslyrn "oST’T'Kit of Motor Tools, belween I Manse and Rattray slrceu, Friday; vard.—Rhodes Motors. OST, small Brown I’uise, containing £l, I in Hawliili street—Reward returning Rawbiti street. OST, Fox Terrier Dog (black spot on I back), Wednesday morning; please urn; reward.—2s3 High street. OST, Rim and Tyro, between Dunedin I and Macraes " Flat; rev. aid.—Ring (55. OST, between Dal more and North End i Boating Club, Handbag and Rowing gs.—Reward on returning to Miss Mil;ll, milliner, George street; or ,35 Orbcl! ect, Dalmore. OST, Brown-aucl-wbile Spaniel Dog.— i Finder rewarded on returning to Mr iggilt, 47 Moana, crescent, Belmont; or ephono No. 22-932. LOST, Thursday night, 11 is Majesty's Theatre, Lady's Purse.—Finder please return 15. Bruce street, Roslyn; reward. OUND. on Portobcllo road, Friday, Spare Rim and New Tyre.—Apply PubWorks Garage, Row lane. OUND, a Purse in Dress Circle, Soldiers’ Concert, Thursday night; owner have by paying expenses.—Apply 465 rgc street. LOST, all thoughts Chimney Fires by engaging our competent Chimncj Sweep.—King Launders, 13-250 or 13-736. -New Overcoals, latest cut, silk £5 10s; to-day’s price, 85s.—At George street. -Hats, lowest prices in City; last ays of sale; buy now, and save arson’s. HlND.—Bigger bargains at Pearson’s; Sox, Shirts, Ties, Underwear; money is here Pearson’s, 56 George street. lUNuTtbat Bill Haney, the corner Ferguson and Normanby streets, Musselb, is out to give Satisfaction in Boot OUND.—We pack and post Wreaths, Wedding Bouquets, Presentation Cut Flowers.—Mrs E. Paterson, r Floral Studio; ’phone 12-077. FUND,— Footballers, barriers, hockey players, and sports of all kinds, when requiring Groups and Pictures Framed lake them to A. Morgan, picture framer, Frederick street. FUND— Get your Pompeiian Panels framed, latest styles, by A. Morgan, picture framer, Frederick street; prices reasonable. “M OBEY, don’t despair. The Chocolate he bought may not moan ho has poor Take a CADBURY'S Jib BLOCK next time you go to tho Theatre and watch him jump at tho hint.”—Pat'. r|tHE ■EVENING STAR' is the best Medium for Adve-rtising HOUSES TO LET, HOUSES FOR SALE SECTIONS FOR SALE, DAIRY FARMS FOR SALE, BOARD AND RESIDENCE,