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Evening Star, Issue 20022, 13 November 1928, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. EMPIHE THEATRE MATINEE DAILY ... ' 2.15 EVENING SESSION DE LUXE ... 7.45 The Screen Adaptation .it Beatrice Grimshaw’s Famous Novel, ‘CONN OP THE CORA). SEAS,’ ‘CONN OP THE CORAL SEAS,’ Pictunscd a» ‘THE ADORABLE OUTCAST.’ ’THE ADORABLE OUTCAST.’ •THE ADORABLE OUTCAST.’ •THE ADORABLE OUTCAST.’ ‘THE ADORABLE OUTCAST.’ ‘THE ADORABLE OUTCAST.’ "THE ADORABLE OUTCAST.’ ‘THE ADORABLE OUTCAST.’ •THE ADORABLE OUTCAST.’ •THE ADORABLE OUTCAST.’ A production to amazq and delight Dunedin audiences. Sweet Romance bound by the strong lure anu appeal of the Tropics! •THE ADORABLE OUTCAST.’ •THE ADORABLE OUTCAST.’ •THE ADORABLE OUTCAST.’ ‘THE ADORABLE OUTCAST.’ ’THE ADORABLE OUTCAST.’ See the Great Native Feast; the Danco of the Warriors Celebrating their victory; tho Turtle Fishers bringing in their big catch, gee the Pearlers" rendezvous; the island trading post, the notorious waterfront saloon ami meeting place of the human dregs of flic Panlic; thousands of Natives armed witli spears and chibs, rushing mtr, furious conflict, and the Thrilling Conflagration of a Huge Ceremonial 11 ut! ON THE STAGE! A Delightful Prologue. MOLLIS ANDREWS AND It FA I. RICHARDS. Assisted bv THE HAWAIIAN BALLET. THEN OUR SECOND GIANT ATTRACTION 1 CONSTANCE TALMA DUB In ‘BREAKFAST AT SUNRISE.’ A cascading scries of laugh-provoking situations; a him feast of farcical feuds and family lights, taken from a famous French farce. BOOK YOUR SEATS NOW! Box Plans Now Open at tho Theatre or at The Bristo 1 Theatre Phones 10-444 and 12-433. ELECTION NIGHT! All Results will be Announced in This Theatre To-morrow Night! BANNERMAN SEASON BOX PLANS BOX PLANS BOX PLANS OPEN 9 a.m. THURSDAY For tho Eulirc Season. . fJIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE Proprietors, Sir Benjamin and Mr John Fuller. Direction J. C. Williamson, Ltd. AN OUTSTANDING THEATRICAL ATTRACTION, COMMENCING SATURDAY NIGHT, NOVEMBER 17. J. C. Williamson, Ltd., Present ANTHONY PRINSEP’S LONDON COMPANY OF 30 ARTISTS, With MARGARET BANNERMAN, MARGARET BANNERMAN, MARGARET BANNERMAN, Unquestionably one of London's best and most popular Actresses, in the following Brilliant Repertoire. SATURDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, 17th, 19th, 20th, ’William Hackett’s famous Comedy-Drama, which was (specially written for Miss BANNERMAN, ‘OTHER MEN’S WIVES.’ ■OTHER MEN’S WIVES.’ ‘OTHER MEN’S WIVES.’ ‘OTHER MEN’S WIVES.' ' WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, 21st and 22nd. Somerset Maugham’s Much-discusscd Comedy, ‘OUR BETTERS.’ ■OUR BETTERS.’ • OUF BETTERS.’ In which Miss BANNERMAN delighted London Playgoers for over two years. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, 25rd and 24th, ‘ DIPLOMACY.’ ’ DIPLOMACY.’ DIPLOMACY,’ Adapted from Victorien Sardou’s ‘Dora.’ Dunedin will sec those Productions staged exactly as in London. PRICES: Dress Circle and Res. Stalls, 8s;, Stalls, 4s; Pit, 2s 6o Early Door Stalls, Is extra (Prices plus lax.) BOX PLANS OPEN AT THE BRISTOL THURSDAY MORNING. Manager ... Chas. E. Bonner.

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