Page 8 Advertisements Column 2

Evening Star, Issue 19765, 16 January 1928, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. TCTMPIRE theatre MATINEE TO-DAY, 2.15. EVENING SESSION DE LUXE, 7.45. No need to teli you it is a riot. But let us say that it is funnier than either ' Behind the Front’ or 'We're in the Navy Now,’ and you will have a fair idea. ‘FIREMEN SAVE ‘FIREMEN. SAVE ‘FIREMEN SAVE ‘FIREMEN, SAVE ■FIREMEN. SAVE ■FIREMEN, SAVE ‘FIREMEN. SAVE ‘FIREMEN, SAVE MY CHILD!’ MY CHILD!' MY CHILD!’ MY CHILD!’ MY CHILD!’ MY CHILD!’ MY CHILD!’ MY CHILD!’ With WALLACE BEERY WALLACE BEERY WALLACE BEERY And RAYMOND HATTON. RAYMOND HATTON. RAYMOND HATTON. First they were soldiers, and then they were sailors, and now they're fire laddies. And how they do like fires! Well, it’s a Ion" long scream; the tale of misdirected energy, and how fires are not put out. Also, Tho Eighth Production of the Great College Life Sporting Series! •THE COLLEGIANS,’ Entitled ‘THE CINDER PATH.’ ‘THE CINDER PATH.’ ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY. EXTENDED SEASON Of ERNEST M'KINLAY, ERNEST M'KINLAY, ERNEST M'KINLAY, ERNEST M'KINLAY, ERNEST M'KINLAY. New Zealand’s Lyric Tenor. Who Will Sing: ‘Hail, Caledonia! ‘My Little Banjo. ‘ Take a Pair of Sparkling Eyes.’ EMPIRE SELECT ORCHESTRA (Dir. by Chas. Parnell). Box Plans at The Bristol; or ring the Theatre (10.444), INVERT BODY’S THEATRE DAILY, at 2 and 7.30. REGINALD DENNY, REGINALD DENNY, And LAURA LA PLANTE. ‘SKINNER'S DRESS SUIT.’ 'SKINNER'S DRESS SUIT.’ ‘SKINNER'S DRESS SUIT.’ ‘SKINNER’S DRESS SUIT.’ ‘SKINNER'S DRESS SUIT.’ ‘SKINNER’S DRESS SUIT.’ The internationally famous story of a poor young clerk who bought a dress suit and had lo “live up to it." U was n perfect fit everywhere except in his bank account. Supported by DOROTHY DEVORE. In ‘THE GILDED HIGHWAY.’ ‘THE GILDED HIGHWAY.’ ‘THE GILDED HIGHWAY.’ ‘THE GILDED HIGHWAY.’ A drama of flaming youth, and of hearts that have gone through the fire. You should not miss ‘The Gilded Highway’ if you are seeking genuine, wholesome screen entertainment.

SWIMMING! SWIMMING! SWIMMING! TEPID BATHS, MORAY PLACE. TEPID BATHS, MORAY PLACE. N.Z. NATIONAL SWIMMING AND DIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS, N.Z. NATIONAL SWIMMING AND DIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS, COMMENCING SATURDAY NEXT, AFTERNOON, 2.30; EVENING, 7.45. COMMENCING SATURDAY NEXT. AFTERNOON, 2.30; EVENING. 7.45. Also on ' ! :■> I) IV, 23i'd; WEDNESDAY, 2511 i; FRIDAY, 27th. Come ;nnl Sot; (bo Champions from Auckland, Wellington, 'Wanganui, Hawke's Bay, Canterbury, etc. New Scaling Accommodation. 1,000 Good Seats. ADULTS; Downstairs, 3s (Reserves 6d extra); Upstairs, 2s. CHILDREN: Downstairs, accompanied by Adult, Is 6d; unaccompanied, 3s; Upstairs, Is. Season Ticket, admitting to Five Sessions, 10s 6d; Booking Fee, 6d per night. BOOK EARLY. PLAN NOW OPEN AT OTAGO SPORTS DEPOT. E. G. JAMES, Carnival Secretary. Swimming. Swimming. Swimming. Swimming. Swimming. Swimming. Swimming. Swimming, Swimming. Swimming. Swimming. Swimming. Swimming. Swimming. Swimming. Swimming. Swimming. Swimming. Swimming. ST. CLAIR LIFE SAYING AND SURF BATHING CLUB. A N NUAL C A II NIVA L, MUNICIPAL BATHS, TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), at 8 o'clock. MISS ENA STOCKLEY, of Auckland (First, appearance Dunedin of the 100yds Lady Champion of N.Z., Also Record-holder of the Back Stroke Championship of Australasia). NOVICE RACES, DIVING, LIFE SAVING, NOVELTY EVENT. WATER POLO.—Possibles and Probables for OTAGO TEAM. Admission: Downstairs, 2s; Upstairs, Is.