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Evening Star, Issue 19894, 16 June 1928, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. “ for those who wll climb it, there is a 'ladder leading from the Depths to the Heights—from the sewer to the stars—The Ladder of Courage—which leads upwards—aye, ever upwards into the quickshot of Gold of the Open Sky—into The Seventh Heaven of Happiuness.” COMING IN ALL ITS GLORY TO THE g T R A' N D (Late Queen’s Theatre). A FULLER-HAYWARD THEATRE. FRIDAY NEXT—2.IS AND 7.45 P.M. THE MOTION PICTURE SUPREME; SEVENTH SEVENTH SEVENTH SEVENTH SEVENTH SEVENTH SEVENTH SEVENTH SEVENTH SEVENTH SEVENTH SEVENTH SEVENTH SEVENTH SEVENTH TH, SEVENTH TH. SEVENTH TH. SEVENTH TH. SEVENTH TH. SEVENTH TH. SEVENTH TH. SEVENTH TH. SEVENTH TH. SEVENTH TH. SEVENTH HEAVEN, HEAVEN, HEAVEN, HEAVEN. THE SWEETEST, SIMPLEST, MOST NATURAL STORY EVER BROUGHT TO THE SCREEN. HEAVEN, - HEAVEN, - HEAVEN, - HEAVEN. - - HEAVEN.- - HEAVEN.- - lIEAVEN.- - EEAVEN.YOU’JiL LAUGH With a Catch in Your Throat —— While your Heart Hides a Sob with a Smile. There is not one, but. HUNDREDS, of reasons why you should see this most sublime epic with its two wonderful stars JANET GAYNOR as DIANE CHARLES FARRELL as CHICO. One London critic said: “ The greatest praise one could mvo this marvellous piece of work would be to say that io attempt to criticise it would be the gravest impertinence, and to endeavour io find words to enthuse about it would leave (he writer socking adjectives.” . The Specially Arranged Musical Score will be rendered by THE STRAND SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, Under the Conductorship of Air L. D. Austin. Remember, the BOX PLAN OPENS on WEDNESDAY NEXT, at JO a.m., in Hie ENTRANCE OF THE STRAND THEATRE, when any scat for any night of the week for any part of the Theatre, Circle or Stalls, may bo Reserved. HIS MAJESTY’S THEATER. Proprietors: Sir Benjamin and Mr John I uller. PROGRAMME OF MUSIC TO BE GIVEN BY THE HAND OF THE FIRST H ATT ALIGN, OTAGO REGIMENT. (By Permission of the Officer Commanding;. Conductor, Lieut. Llew 0. Asten. SUNDAY NIGHT, Commencing at 8 o'clock. SUNDAY NIGHT. SUNDAY NIGHT,' Doors Open a '7.30 p.m. SUNDAY NIGHT. March—‘ Colonel Bogey’ (Alford). Overture —‘Crown Diamonds’ (Auber). Hymn—’ Lead, Kindly Light.’ Serenade— The Angel’s Serenade ’ (Braga). Vocal Solo—Selected.—Soloist, Air Arthur Lunglcy. ‘ God Sav® Tone Poora —‘Finlandia’ (Sibelius). 'Waltz—‘The Eternal Valse ’ (Leo Fall). Piccolo Solo —‘ The Wren in the Poplars ’ (Adam). Indian Intermezzo —‘Irrawady.’ March —‘ Tho Famous Cadets.’ the King.’ The usual Collection will bo taken at the doors, and when giving their donations patrons are asked to remember tho heavy cost of upkeep of a Military Band. E. G. RUHEN, Hon. Secretary. AN EVENING OF SCOTTISH SONG, IN THE EARLY SETTLERS’ HALL, On THURSDAY, JUNE 21, at 8 o'clock (Under the Auspices of the,Council of Scottish Societies. President, W.'Nicholson, 'Esq'.). - MISS MARGARET M‘KENZIE A LIKEN (From Scotland) Will Sing the SONGS OP SCOTLAND, SONGS OF THE JACOBITES, SONGS OP THE HEBRIDES. Assisting Artists; Air J. A. Waiace (Violinist), Mr Les Dailey (Tenor). Accompanist, Airs Arthur Kewey. Highland Dancing and Piping. Tickets- Front Seals, 2s; Reserved Scats, 2s fid; Back Seats, Is. BOX PLAN NOW OPEN AT BEGG’S. PRINCESS THEATRE. ST. HILDA HAND AND CHOIR, (Conductor, Mr James Dixon.) SUNDAY, JUNE I7th, at 8.5 p.m. Hymn—' Nearer, Aly God, to Thee.’—Choir and Band. Overture —‘ John o’ Gaunt.’—Baud. Solo—‘ Bird Songs at Eventide.’—Aliss Valda M’Curdy. Cornet Solo—‘ Abide With Ale’ (Liddle).—Mr Geo. Christie. Trio for Ladies’ Voices—‘ Ring Out, Wild Bells.’—St. Kilda Band Choir. Recitation —‘The Gift of Tritenius.’—Miss Hilda Scurr. (Aliss Scurr leaves this week for Australia to join tho Allan Wilkio Company, and this will bo her final appearance in Dunedin.) Solo —‘Morning.’—Mr Geo. Procter. Selection—’ Irish Alelodics.’—Band. Australasian Champion Alouth Organist—lmpersonations and numbers from Popular Operas.—Mr Leslie Croft (Gold Medallist). March —‘Red Gauntlet.’ —Band. ‘ God Save the King.’ Accompanist, Aliss Kathleen Whelan, A.T.C.L. Secretary, A, G. HOMER.

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