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Evening Star, Issue 19952, 23 August 1928, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. FOR THE FOR THE LAST TIME IN DUNEDIN, LAST TIME IN DUNEDIN, AI tlio JJING EDWARD THEATRE Direction Fnller-llayward Theatres. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! H. B. WARNER 11. B. WARNER In ‘SORRELL AND SON,’ ‘SORRELL AND SON.’ ‘SORRELL AND SON.’ RESERVES Rhone 22-573. gVERYBODY’S THEATHE Direction Fullor-Hayward Theatres. CHILDREN'S MATINEES DAILY, at 2.15. EVENING SESSION V. 45 FINAL SCREENING OP BUCK JONES BUCK JONES la ‘ BLOOD WILL TELL.’ ‘BLOOD WILL TELL.’ And LOUISE FAZENDA and CLYDE COOK In ‘SIMPLE SIS.’ COMMENCING TO-MORROW (FRIDAY); B-V RON ESS ORCZY’S WORLD-FAMOUS STORY OF ‘TUB SCARLET PIMPERNEL,* ‘t WILL REPAY.’ •[ WILL REPAY.’ ’I WILL REPAY.’ •I WILL REPAY.’ ‘1 WILL REPAY.’ ■7 WILL REPAY.’ '1 WILL REPAY.’ RESERVES AT THE BRISTOL. Theatre ’Phone 10-591. FUNNIER THAN EVER! ’FUNNIER THAN EVER! FUNNIER THAN EVER! W\S WITHOUT EXCEPTION, THE VERDICT OF THE PACKED AUDIENCE LAST NIGHT AT THE g T II A A D A FULLEIMIAYWARD THEATRE. TWO GREAT SESSIONS, 2.15 p.m.—7.15 p.m. THE FUNNIEST COMEDIAN THE WORLD HVS EVER KNOWN IN HIS FUNNIEST PICTURE. XXXXXXX X X X X X XX XXX xxxx X XXXXXX X xxxxxxxxx XX XX XX XX X XX XXXXXXXX XXXX XXXX xxxxxxxxxxx XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXX X XX XXXXXXXXXXXXX XXX 000 0000 000 00000 00 O 1) (1 u 0 0 -0000 0000 00000 000 -0- 00 o o o o 0 0 o o ) o 0 o 0000000 ( ) AA A A AAAAAA CHARLIE CHAPLIN, CHARLIE CHAPLIN, CHARLIE CHAPLIN, IN THAT RIOT OF RIB-ROCKING ROARS, • THE CIRCUS.’ ■THE CIRCUS.’ ‘ THE CIRCUS.’ ‘THE CIRCUS.’ ‘THE CIRCUS.’ BOX PLANS BOX PLANS BOX PLANS ARE NOW OPEN in the Strand Theatre Entrance, RESERVE OR REGRET.

MISCELLANEOUS. FOR every room and every purpose there arc Wallpapers; the best selection and the choicest designs are at Wren’s, Princes street. MCINTYRE'S extra strong Regulating Pills For Sale by all chemists throughout tho Dominion. iM AMES, Blocks, and Picture Books at sale IjT prices; Comic Papers, new supply Duncan and Simpson, booksellers. SCOUT Books and Stories for boys and girls.—Duncan and Simpson, oooasellers, Goorgo street. EUCHRE Parly Prizes mid Playing Cards at sale prices; great variety. Duncan and Simpson, George street. IF it~is Toilet Goods, you will find better value at J. R. M’Kcnzic s, Ltd. HEN selecting Wallpapers you need an extensive range to choose from; tee finest selection obtainable is at Wten’s. REAVERS Drapery Drive, Clcaring-up Week. —Cream Fuji Juniper Blouses, 12s 6d; fine Cream Casmnero Jumpers, vyita collar, also V necks, 9s lid; Pleated Skirts, 126 6d, Shetland Wool Cardigans, 7s lid; Oriental Cardigans. 12s 6(1 REAVER’S Drapery Drive. Lace Fronts, with collar, pattern outlined in pale shades, good fitting, 2s lid. REAVER’S Drapery Drive.— Ladies’ Ties, with fancy spot, smart shades, very newest, 3s 6d; clearing-up week. REAYBirS Drapery Drive.—Girls’ _ Gym. Erocks, good navy sorgo, sizes 24-30; prices, 16s 6d-25& c-. __ REAVER’S Drapery Drive.— Girls’ High School Coats, sizes 33-56; pi’icos, 6d-52s 6d; clcaring-up week. D~ REA/VEIt’S Drapery Drive.—White Linen Cosy Covers, lazy daisy tracings and hemstitched edges, 5s 9d. __ REAVER'S Drapery Drive.—Tray Glottis to match cosy covers, 2s 3d and 2s lid; coloured Cottons, Is 4d dozen. DREAVEIuS Drapery Drive.—Ladies’ Fuji Bloomers, clastic waist and knee; cream, blue, liolio., lemon, pink; 5s lid. D REAVER'S ' Drapery Drive.—Ladies’ Cotton Vests, full length, no sleeves; pink, sky, lavender; 2s 3d. D REAVER’S Drapery Drive.—Mohair Fur Coat Material, 48in wide; fawn, brown; was 37s 6d, now 19s 6d. REAVER’S Drapery Drive—Colonial Flannel, 40in wide, all the new colours; was 6s 6d, now 4s 6d. SPRING Millinery Now on View.— Special attraction. A table of traveller's samples m genumc Bankok Straws, in all colours—beige, cream, grey, lavender, green, etc; from 29s 6d. —Dreavers, Ltd, George street, Dunedin. FOR the latest designs, the cheeriest patterns, and the most pleasing colon; • ings in Wallpapers visit Wren's, Princes street. _____ QUALITY is first with us; always has been, always will be. —J. 11. M‘Kouzie, Ltd. GAMES, Blocks, and Picture Books at sale prices; Comic Papers, new supply.— Duncan and Simpson, booksellers. O COUT Books and Stories for boys and O girls.—Duncan and Simpson, book sellers, George street. I~74UCHRE Party Prizes and Playing Cards jJ at tale prices; great variety.—Duncan and Simpson, George street. C< EWING Machines! Sewing Machinesl O White and Standard, all every make of machine repaired; 40 years’ experience.—D. Forrester and Co,, 70 Stuart street. PARENTS, the school holidays afford a splendid opportunity .of having a Family Group taken by Pattillo. SPRINGTIDE Brides!” Have your Wedding Groups photographed in the Dominion’s most beautiful studio.—Pattillo’s Bridal Studio. “T74OOTBALL Clubs, Sports Clubs, Classes, JD Boards of Directors. —Groups photographed day or evening at Pattillo’s Studio, FOR Wallpapers visit 'Wren’s, Princes street; see their window display of better papers at lower prioes.