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Evening Star, Issue 19775, 27 January 1928, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS. COMMENCING TO-DAY. TWO—TWO TWO TWO TWO TWO SMASHING FEATURES SMASHING FEATURES At the Q.RAND AND PLAZA R p.m.—TWICE DAILY.—7.3O p.m. THE PHANTOM FALCON. THE PHANTOM FALCON. THE PHANTOM FALCON. TOM TOM TOM TOM TOM TOM TOM MIX MIX MIX MIX MIX MIX MIX In ‘ OUTLAWS OF RED RIVER.’ ‘ OUTLAWS OF RED RIVER.’ ‘ OUTLAWS OF RED RIVER.’ ‘ OUTLAWS OF RED RIVER.’ ‘ OUTLAWS OF RED RIVER.’ ■ OUTLAWS OF RED RIVER.’ A' girl bandit and a Texas ranger ride the danger trail together to a smashing climax in the most sensational series of episodes ever pictured. No. 2: A FINE ADVENTURE STORY OF THE HIGH SEAS, ‘THE ISLE OF HOPE,’ •THE ISLE OF HOPE,’ •THE ISLE OF HOPE.’ •THE ISLE OF HOPE,’ Featuring THE ACROBATIC STAR, THE ACROBATIC STA*i, DICK TALMADGE. DICK TALMADGE. DICK TALMADGE. DICK TALMADGE. What, more could the excitement-loving heart desire than this thrilling DOUBLE BILL? SPOOKS THRILLS CREEPS OH’S SOBS SHUDDERS CHILLS GIG GLES SHRIEKS LAUGHS GASPS SCREAMS - SUSPENSE They’re All iu the Greatest Mystery Thriller Ever Produced on the Screen. A FAR GREATER THRILLER THAN A FAR GREATER THRILLER THAN • THE BAT.’ COMMENCING AT THE EMPIRE theatre DAILY, AT 2.15. EVENING SESSION DB LUXE, 7.45. ‘THE CAT AND THE CANARY.’ ‘THE OAT AND THE CANARY.’ ‘THE CAT AND THE CANARY.’ ‘THE CAT AND THE CANARY.' ‘THE CAT AND THE CANARY.’ ‘THE CAT AND THE CANARY.’ ‘THE CAT AND THE CANARY.’ •THE CAT AND THE CANARY.’ ‘THE CAT AND THE CANARY.’ ‘THE CAT AND THE CANARY.’ •THE GAT AND THE CANARY.’ ‘THE CAT AND THE CANARY.’ 'THE CAT AND THE CANARY.’ ‘THE CAT AND THE CANARY.’ •THE CAT AND THE CANARY.’ ’THE CAT AND THE CANARY.’ ’ THE CAT AND THE CANARY.’ •THE OAT AND THE CANARY.’ ’THE CAT AND THE CANARY.’ •THE CAT AND THE CANARY.’ ’THE CAT AND THE CANARY.’ ’THE CAT AND THE CANARY.’ ‘THE CAT AND THE CANARY.’ ‘THE GAT AND THE CANARY.’ •THE CAT AND THE CANARY.’ ‘THE CAT AND THE CANARY.’ ■THE CAT AND THE CANARY.’ •THE CAT AND THE CANARY.’ 'THE CAT AND THE CANARY.’ ‘THE CAT AND THE CANARY.’ ‘THE CAT AND THE CANARY.’ ‘THE CAT AND THE CANARY.’ ‘THE CAT AND THE CANARY.’ ‘THE CAT AND THE CANARY.’ The haunted house —spooky shadows slinking footsteps—eerie laughter—chilling hor-ror-unknown terror—rending suspensesupreme comic relief. NIGHTMARES IN A WORLD UNKNOWN. THE MOST NOVEL EVENING’S ENTERTAINMENT EVER OFFERED TO OUR PATRONS. A PICTURE YOU’LL TALK AND THINK ABOUT FOR YEARS. AND WHAT A. CAST! LAURA LA PLANTE, CREIGHTON HALE, EDMUND OARBW, FLORA FINCH, TULLY MARSHALL, GERTRUDE ASTOR. GEORGE SBIGMANN, LUCIEN LITTLEFIELD, FORREST STANLEY, MARTHA MATTOX. JOE MURPHY. Special Orchestral Effects by the EMPIRE SELECT ORCHESTRA (Chas. Parnell, Mus. Dir.). Overture, ‘ Sunshine and Showers ’ (P. HansFlath). Entr’acte, Myslerioso Novelty, ‘The Sneak’ (Brown). Box Plans for this mighty thriller now open at The Bristol Piano Company's, or ring Theatre (’phone 10-444). FREE LIST SUSPENDED.

“That’s a brave little chap,” said an old man to the small boy who had sat on a wasps’ nest. “You didn’t cry at all, did you?” No-no, sir,” replied • the • boy. “ I felt it beneath me”