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Evening Star, Issue 20033, 26 November 1928, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. (jCTAGON, GRAND, AND PLAZA THEATRES, TO-NIGHT, AT 7.45. 2 P.M.-TWICB DAILY-7.30 P.M. GIGANTIC DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAMME. You’ll Ijo Amazed and Delighted at tho Novelty Picture of the Year. Seekers of tho Unusual have Hailed it as a Find. 'UNDER THU BLACK EAGLE,’ ‘UNDER THE BLACK EAGLE,’ ‘UNDER THE BLACK EAGLE,’ ‘UNDER THE BLACK EAGLE,’ •UNDER THE BLACK EAGLE,’ ‘UNDER THE BLACK EAGLE,’ Featuring MARCELINE DAY, RALPH FORBES, MARCELINE DAY, RALPH FORBES, And “ FLASH,” tho Wonder Dog. And “FLASH,” tho Wonder Dog. UNPARALLELED THRILLS, CYCLONIC ACTION, AND A THRILLING STORY OF ROMANCE. AND NOW FOR A RIOT OF LAUGHTER. WITHOUT DOUBT THE GREATEST OF SCREEN COMEDIES, if you cun stop laughing at this your case is hopeless. ‘ STOP - THAT ~ MAN,’ ‘STOP - THAT - MAN,’ ‘STOP THAT MAN,’ ‘STOP THAT MAN,’ With BARBARA KENT and ARTHUR LAKE, A Riot of Fun—a Burst of Speed—a, Dash of Romance—a Lot of Pep WITH NO TIME BETWEEN LAUGHS. OCTAGON PRESENTATION—M. Do Ross and tho Octagon Orchestra: Selection on Old Plantation Songs—‘HAPPY DAYS IN DIXIE,’ by Thomas Bidgood. Box Plans for Octagon Theatre now on view. Circle Plans at Chaa. Begg’s. Stalls at tho Theatre (phone 13-091). ’ ARTILLERY HAND DANCY BRESS CARNIVAL, BATTERY GROUNDS, OCEAN BEACH, ST, KILDA, NEXT WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY (Afternoon and Evening). BIGGEST CARNIVAL YET HELD. Every Train ami Vehicle Loads to the Battery Grounds on Wednesday Evening. Join tho Happy Throng in Carnival Array at tho Greatest of all Fairs. Bring the Children to enjoy themselves on tho Greatest of all Great Amusements— Ferris Wheel (70ft high), Merry-Mix-Up, and Musical Merry-Go-Round. Chocolate Row over again, Chuck-ins, Skittles, Knock-cm, and, best of all, PLACE-KICKING ALLEY—an Opportunity for All Sports to Kick a Goal. VALUABLE PRIZES. MONSTER BABY SHOW, SATURDAY AFTERNOON. Post Entries. Entry fee. Carnival Badge. .MUSIC BY OUR POPULAR CITY BANDS EVERY NIGHT. CABARET under control of Mr J. M’Nulty. Gaiety Orchestra. In Aid of Uniform and Instrument Fund. L. J. FAHEY, Box 103, Dunedin. Hon. Secretary.

IT’S TUG YEAR’S FILM SENSATION! GREATER THAN THE MUSICAL COMEDY!!! SEE THIS PICTURE!!!—AND BOOK FOR IT NOW! It'Commences at the OGTAGON THEATRE FRIDAY NEXT. FRIDAY NEXT. ‘ THE MERRY WIDOW,’ ‘ THE MERRY WIDOW,’ ‘ THE MERRY WIDOW,’ ‘ THE MERRY WIDOW,’ ‘ THE .MERRY WIDOW,’ ‘ THE MEKjiY WIDOW,’ ‘ THE MERRY WIDOW,’ ‘THE MERRY WIDOW,’ • THE MERRY WIDOW,’ ‘THE MERRY WIDOW,’ ‘ THKMERBY WIDOW,’ ‘ THE MERRY WIDOW,’ FRESH FROM TRIUMPHS THE WORLD OVER!!! With JOHN GILBERT, JOHN GILBERT, JOHN GILBERT, JOHN GILBERT, As Prince Danilo, MA E MURRAY, MAE MURRAY, MAE MURRAY, MAE MURRAY, The “ Widow ” Herself. Haunting memories of Iho lilting music, poetic dram.i, and romance of ‘ The Merry Widow’ still linger fondly in the minds of most of ns. This dazzling gem of ideal entertainment has been brought to the screen by Mctro-Goldwyn-Mayer for its lovers to 'fall in love again with its colourful romance, and to bring delight to the thousands who did not too it in its stage form. Presented with (ho ORIGINAL MUSICAL SCORE. ALREADY 'THE BOOKING HAS COMMENCED—BE EARLY! Circle Plans at Chaa. Begg’s. Stalls at Theatre (phono 13-091).

SPORTING. ro:i;itu\iyvarkt u o t t i n g c l r b SPRING MEETING, 1923. SPRING MEETING, 1928. THURSDAY AND SATURDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29'h and DECEMBER Ist. First, Ram at 12.19 pim. Last at 5.30 Each Day, ADMISSION: Grand Stand I;c>cr\e, 6s; Outside, Is; Motor Care, 2s 6d for Nou-roombcr*. Grand Stand Tickets on Salo at S. Jacobs's, Tobacconist, THE PUBLIC MUST ENTER THROUGH THE TURNSTILES AT VICTORIA ROAD OR MAIN ENTRANCE, PLUNKET STREET. .Motor Car Drivers aro requested to unload their passengers at either of these gates. LADIES WILL ONLY BE ADMITTED at the PLUNKET STREET or VICTORIA ROAD ENTRANCES, except when they arc passengers in motor cars intending to park. NO MALE PASSENGERS in motor cars (oilier than the drivers) will _be allowed to oo through tho motor gate in Richardson street, THEY WILL ONLY EE ADMITTED THROUGH THE TURNSTILE. ALL MOTOR CARS PARKING MUST ENTER FROM RICHARDSON STREET. SPECIAL TRAMS as required run direct to Plunkct street Entrance. HAND OP Ist BATTALION (OTAGO REGIMENT) IN ATTENDANCE. C. R. C A FEIN, Secretary.