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Evening Star, Issue 19844, 18 April 1928, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. J] MPI R E THEATRE MATINEE DAILY, 2.15. EVENING SESSION DB LUXE, 7.45. JOHN BARRYMORE JOHN BAKRYMORE JOHN BARRYMORE JOHN BARRYMORE JOHN BARRYMORE And DOLORES COSTELLO, The Screen’s Greatest Lovers, In HIS LADY.’ •HIS LADY. •HIS LADY.’ ‘HIS LADY.’ HIS LADY.' ’HIS LADY." 'HIS LADY.’ ‘HIS LADY.’ ‘HIS LADY.’ ■HIS LADY.’ Also, The Seventh Budget of the EMPIRE LOCAL NEWS, Which will include scenes of the Porlobcllo Regatta, Merivale y. Alhambra Rugby Football Match, Technical College Easter Tourney, etc., etc, EMPIRE SELECT ORCHESTRA (Chas. Parnell, Mus. Dir.), Plans at The Bristol. Theatre 'phone 10-444.

Do you remember ‘THE FLAG LIEUTENANT'? If you liked flint story of Hie Navy you will be more limited with the new Paramount British Navy Picture, ‘SECOND TO NONE.’ ‘SECOND TO NONE,’ ‘SECOND TO NONE,’ ‘SECOND TO NONE,’ ‘SECOND T<i NONE,’ Which Commences FRIDA Y-NEXT-FRID AY. At the, EM P 111 K TEEA TR E Against (lie. background of almost every phase of Naval life is a delightful romance woven into a strong melodrama. It is a real entertainment. support and co-operation of the Admiralty. It will be remembered that facilities were also given tbe producers of ‘ The Flag Lieutenant.’ Scones for ‘Second To None’ were made in Portsmouth Dockyard, the R.N. Barracks and Training School at Shotley, and aboard the cruisers Tiger and Champion and the destroyers Tarpon and Tara. This is sufficient guarantee of the Naval atmosphere of the picture. A rousing Melodrama of the Navy, tingling with thrills and filled with delightful romance. BOX PLANS NOW OPEN AT THE BRISTOL PIANO CO.’S. Theatre ’Phono 10-144. LEITH ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL CLUB. TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, 18th APRIL, at 8, Cl R A N I) C 0 N C E R T, K organised by Miss Rcta Holmes, George Street School Hall. Good programme. Adults, Is; Children, G<l,

The Rcseuo Lodge, No. 105, International Order of Good Templars, held an “ open night” in the Oddfellows Hall, King Edward street, last night, when there was a large attendance cf members and friends. The programme had been arranged by Bro. W. E. O’Neill, and the following contributed items;— Pianoforte selections, Sister Airs _\\ Illinois and Bro. Bachop; recitations, Sisters T. Williams and E. Duncan; solos. Sister Mrs Williams and Bro. O’Neil; sketch, ‘Building the Chicken Coop,’ Bros. Bachop, Dougal O’Neill, and E. lies; duet, Sister Williams and Bro. O’Neill. An appeal for new members resulted in a number ot names being presented for proposition at next meeting. The Star of the South Temple met the same evening, when there was a large attendance. An elocutionary competition was held, Sister Partridge and Bro. Evans being declared the winners of their respective sect.ons. The Ever Hopeful Juvenile Temple met on Monday in the Methodist Sunday School Hall, South road, Caversham, when there was a good attendance. Bro. T. Monson, Chief Templar, presided, Bro. K. J. lies acting as superintendent. Four candidates wore initiated. The following contributed items:—Solos, Sisters Duncan, C. Thorn, and Edna Page ; recitation, Sister D. Leckioi The temple choir also xendered two items.