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Evening Star, Issue 19772, 24 January 1928, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. Q. R'A N D AN D PLA Z A 2 p.m.-TWICE DAILY.—7.3O p.m. FIRST NATIONAL’S WESTERN HERO, KEN MAYNARD, KEN MAYNARD, KEN MAYNARD, KEN MAYNARD, In still another Thrilling Picture, ‘FIGHTING COURAGE.’ ‘FIGHTING COURAGE.’ ‘FIGHTING COURAGE.’ ‘ FIGHTING COURAGE.’ Wc will also Present SHIRLEY MASON SHIRLEY MASON SHIRLEY MASON In the Melodramatic Sensation of 1928, ‘THE WRECK.’ ‘THE WRECK.’ ‘THE WRECK.’ ‘THE WRECK.’ HE'S COMING! TIES COMING! TOM TOM TOM TOM TOM TOM TOM MIX MIX MIX MIX MIX MIX MIX In ‘OUTLAWS OF RED RIVER.’ ■ OUTLAWS OF RED RIVER.’ ‘ OUTLAWS OP RED RIVER.’ JQYEEYBODY’S THEATRE DAILY, at 2 and 7.30. MARY CAHR MARY CARR MARY CARR MARY CARR And WILLIAM WELSH In THE STORY OF A GREAT LOVE—A MOTHER'S LOVE, •OVER THE HILL,' 'OVER '1 HE HILL,’ ‘OVER THE HILL,' Tho Wonder Picture of the- Century, that will live for ever. IT WILL BRING A TEAR AND A SMILE. In addition, F.VEI.VN BRENT EVELYN BRENT EVELYN BRENT EVELYN BRENT In ‘LADY ROBIN HOOD/ ‘LADY ROBIN HOOD.’ The, story of a young lady who took upon herself tho right, of winning freedom for her people. ' S~\V IMMI AG. \ z national championships. \Z. NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS. NZ NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS. N.Z. NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS. TO-MORROW (W ED N BSD AY), ■TO-MORROW (W EDNES D A Y), TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY;, 7.45 n.m. 7.45 p.m. Aim on FRIDAY, 27th. SPECIAL! FIRST PART N.Z. NATIONAL DIVING CHAMPIONSHIP, WEDNESDAY. SEE THE RECORD-BREAKERS. SHE THE RECORD-BREAKERS. ADULTS; Downstair?, 3s (Reserves 6d extra); Upstairs, 2s. CHILDREN': Downstairs—aconipanied by adults Is 6d, unaccompanied 3s; Upstairs, Is. RESERVES: PLAN AT OTAGO SPORTS DEPOT. E. G. JAMES, Carnival Secretary.

F O K ;i ; u K V 1’ A H K TROTTIF G C L U B. SUMMER MKETINC, IS2B. SUMMER MEETING, 1928. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JANUARY 27 and 28. First Race at 1 p.m. Last at 6.15 Each Day. ADMISSION: liranil Stand Reserve, 6s; Outside; Is; Motor . Cars, 2s 6d for non-members. Grand Gland Tickets on Sato -.at S. Jacobs's, tobacconist. THE PUBLIC MUST ENTER THROUGH THE TURNSTILES AT VICTORIA ROAD OR MAIN ENHANCE, PLUNKET STREET. Motor Car Drivers arc requested to unload their passengers at either o f these gates. LADIES WILL ONLY BE ADMITTED at the PLUNKET STREET or VICTORIA ROAD ENTRANCES, except when they arc passengers in motor cars inlending to park. NO MALE PASENGEBS in motor cars (oler than (he drivers) will be allowed to fo Ibrough the motor gate in Richardson street. THEY WILL ONLY BE ADMITTED 'THROUGH THE TURNSTILE. ALL MOTOR CAR-S PARKING MUST ENTER FROM RICHARDSON STREET. SPECIAL TRAMS as required run direct to Plunket street entrance. BAND OF Ist BATTALION (OTAGO REGIMENT) IN ATTENDANCE, C. R. CAPFIN, Secretary. BUFFS AFFIVFFSAFY. BUFFS ANNIVERSARY. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE (Proprietors, Sir Benjamin and Mr John Fuller), TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), AT 8 P.M. Selection DUNEDIN HIGHLAND PIPE BAND (Conductor, Pipe-major J. C. Smith). Chairman's Remarks e-v Air T. GILCHRIST. Part Song-There Was a Lad’ BURNS CLUB CHOIR. Song—‘ Ye Banks and Braes ’ Airs WILFRED ANDREWS. Song—‘ Scots Wha Hac’ Mr W. HILL IK KR. Recitation —‘Tam o’ Shanfer’ Air J. B. THOMSON. Song—‘Robert Burns’ Air ERNEST M’KINLAY. Violin Solo—‘Scottish Airs’ Mr W. LE GAL. Address —‘Robert Burns’ Rev. R. ROBERTSON (of Alosgiel). Duet—‘O Wert Thou in tho Canid Blast' Airs WILFRED ANDREWS and Mr ERNEST M’KINLAY. Song—‘ My Love is Like a Red, Red, Rose’ Aliss VALDA M’CUBDY. National Dance—'‘ Reel o’ Tulloch’ Doreen Wheeler, libbie Hayden, Edna Pincham, Edna Agnew. Song—‘John Anderson’ Mrs WILFRED ANDREWS. Recitation- 1 To a Haggis’ Air J. B. THOMSON. Song—‘Alton Water’ Air ERNEST APKINLAY. Musical Director Air F. G. COOPER. Accompanists Mrs NEWEY. D.C. and 0.5., 2s: Pit. Is. Reserves. 6cl extra. BOOK AT ONCE. Don't be disappointed. Plan at BEGG’S. A. COOK, Secretary.