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Evening Star, Issue 20029, 21 November 1928, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS. FRIDAY NEXT, At A Programme Mightier than Ever! Veritably a colossal entertainment. 4—STAR ATTRACT!ONS—4 First Appearance in Dunedin, And FOR CNE WEEK ONLY, Direct from their riotous successes at The Tivoli Theatres, Sydney and Melbourne. The Brilliant American Artistes, MARDO and WYNNE, MARDO and WYNNE, MARDO and WYNNE, ' MARDO and WYNNE, MARDO and WYNNE, MARDO and WYNNE, MARDO and WYNNE, MARDO and WYNNE, And TEDDY, TEDDY, TEDDY, The Talking Bulldog, In a classy, well-dressed act that will keep you shrieking with laughter —an act nil Dunedin will bo, talking about. Also Third Elaborate Presentation By THE REGENT STAGE BAND, “Fads and Fancies.’’ Peppier than ever. —Then— ADOLPHE MENJOU In ‘A GENTLEMAN OF PARIS.’ And ESTHER RALSTON In ‘HALF A BRIDE.’ A Programme yon dare not miss, BOX PLANS NOW OPEN. DON’T DELAY BOOK NOW. Whore the Good Music is! rp H E REGENT New Zealand’s Most Beautiful Playhouse. Direction, .1. C. Williamson Films, Ltd. Managing Director ... Beaumont Smith BIG PICTURE MATINEE, 2.15, And TO-NIGHT, AT 7.40. A Superb Programme of VAUDEVILLE and PICTURES. The Greatest Entertainment Value Ever Offered. Second Spectacular Production By THE REGENT STAGE BAND. A cast of over 30 Musicians—Singers—Dancers, In An entirely new and elaborate stage Presentation, ‘CAIRO NIGHTS.’ ‘ CAIRO NIGHTS.’ ‘CAIRO NIGHTS.’ A ■ Kaleidoscopic Whirlwind of Music, Song, and Dance, With An Exceptionally Powerful Picture Programme. ‘THE CITY GONE WILD,’ ‘THE CITY GONE WILD,’ ‘THE CITY GONE WILD,’ Starring THOMAS MEIGHAN. An unusual mystery drama of the underworld of a great city that holds you enthralled until the final fade out. —Also— A Zauo Grey Romance. ‘THE VANISHING PIONEER,’ ‘THE VANISHING PIONEER,’ ‘THE VANISHING PIONEER,’ With JACK HOLT AND WILLIAM POWELL. On I On! Ever onward, plodded these weary, intrepid pioneers; seeking, searching, crying for WATER! Some fell by tiio way, others faltered, but still they trudged, ever hopeful, undaunted, even when all hope seemed gone. And THE REGENT ORCHESTRA, Under the baton of Mr NEVILLE RAVEL. Box Plans at Theatre (Phones 12-512 and 12-513) or at Bristol. L PERSONALLY Conducted Tour of the World by VICTOR M'LAGLEN in GIRL IN EVERY PORT,’ FRIDAY at EVERYBODY'S and KING jWARD THEATRES. JOHN BARRY M ORE ' In ‘ TEMPEST,’ AT THE STRAND, FRIDAY NEXT. SUMMER SHOW WEEK. MERRYMAKERS’ DANCE, MERRYMAKERS’ DANCE. MERRYMAKERS’ DANCE, AT THE SAVOY, TO-MORROW NIGHT. TO-MORROW NIGHT. Admission, 2s 6d. Table* may bo Reserved by Phone 12-133. THE SAVOY.

SHOWS. OTA G 0 A. AN 1) P. SOCI LT Y. METROPOLITAN STOCK SHOW. T All ON'A PA UK, DUNEDIN. TAIIUNA PARK, DUNEDIN, PEOPLE'S DAY TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), NOVEMBER 22, 1928. THURSDAY', NOVEMBER 22 (SECOND DAY). PEOPLE'S DAY (Observed a Half-holiday Horn Noon). i m., Judging Clydesdales, Hackneys, Cobs, Ponies, limiting andl Leaping. Sonstration «J Friesian Cow. 10 am... Sale of Stock 2,30 9.30 V».. Demonstration <>n Friesian Cow iu p ~UoyT I’o'H Tiots (post entries). y GRAND PARADE OF STOCK (takespreference) 11 ' (Ladies) 1.30 p. m „ Leaping Oamlerenccj. I , T„ mns 530 p.m.. Wrestling on Horseback. Rescue £aceZ follow (pSst cntri« on the grounds). SHEEP MPETITION—Iefc prize, £2; 2nd, £1; 3rd, 10s. For the convenience of Judges. Motor Cars will leave the Secretary’s Office, Crawford street, from 8.30 a.m. on Both Days of the Show. Trams will run to Show Grounds every few minutes on People’! Day, lares; Single, 6d; Return, 9d. KAIKORAI BAND in attendance from 1.15 p.m. ADMISSION: Adults, Is; Children, 6d; Motor Cars, 2s; Members, Free, V. V miTHIE. Secretary.

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