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Evening Star, Issue 20062, 31 December 1928, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. GORGEOUS PANTOMIME* And POWERFUL PICTURE PROGRAMME Twice 'Daily. 11 :E. a E N T Most Luxurious Playhouse. Direction J. C. Williamson Films. Managing Director, ,: caumont Smith. DAILY, at 2.15. TO-NIGHT, at 7.45. h',-. the 4 'SAWDUST PARADISE,’ ‘SAWDUST PARADISE,’ v— ‘SAWDUST PARADISE,’, . t— ‘ SAWDUST PARADISE,’ JS—l ‘SAWDUST PARADISE,’ ‘SAWDUST PARADISE,’ ■ ‘SAWDUST PARADISE.’ A Penetrating Drama. A Sincere Study of Human Emotion, i • , Starring Beautiful . , ESTHER RALSTON • i . . ESTHER RALSTON • ESTHER RALSTON The* Glittering, Dazzling Lights of the Carnival versus the Quiet Peace of the * ' Sawdust Church! 'A Wonderful Human Story that will tear , at your very heartstrings. •' Also, '! LAST 3 DAYS LAST 3 DAYS GORGEOUS XMAS PANTOMIME - SECOND EDITION Of ‘DICK WHITTINGTON ‘DICK WHITTINGTON ‘DICK WHITTINGTON * ' ’ ■ And * HIS CAT.’ - i ■An Elaborate Production, in hour Magnificent Scenes^. New Songs! New Dances! New Dresses! ;• New Comedy-Interludes. ’■' ■The Entire Production ■by ED. WARRINGTON. . Also, JACK DUFFY in ‘SAY, UNCLE.’ i [ A Screamingly Funny Comedy. ; ,’The‘Regent Gazette and -a;' Bray ’ . Interest Picture. , With THE REGENT ORCHESTRA, Under the Baton of Mr Neville Havel. ! Entr'acte, ‘ Ricnzi ] (Wagner). You can Book for Matinees and Evenings Without Extra Charge. CHILDREN HALF-PRICE TO ALL FARTS AFTERNOONS AND EVENINGS. Box Plans at ’Theatre (12-312 and 12-bli) ; and at The Bristol. The' .Management, THE REGENT, annbulice that ‘ SINBAD, THE SAILOR,’. : ‘SINBAD, THE SAILOR,’ - ‘SINBAD, THE SAILOR,’ ‘SINBAD, THE SAILOR,’ ‘SINBAD, THE SAILOR.’ The Second Gorgeous Pantomime, Will Commence THURSDAY NEXT. BOOK YOUR SEATS NOW. Dance the old year, out-the NEW YEAR IN- ; TO-NIGHT! . . , , TO-NIGHT! Dancing, 8 till.l .a.m, : PIONEERS’ HALL. ’. Wembley Club. . New’Dances. .. Ivemblej Cllib.'LUCKY* SE'Or.’DANCES. Wembley Club ' ‘ . Prizes. Wembley Club. Wembley Club, Weinblty Club. Wembley Club. WeWibley Club. v Admission,'. 2s. 6d. Wembley Chib. Supper Provided-. Wembley Club. Flannels optional. ' The Club extends to its many friends inti patrons its best Wishes for a Bright and Prosperous New Year. Will’ Smith's.’,Kapai OrchestraIP RIDA Y NEXT, AT THE STRAND, JP ;• RONALD COLMAN AND VILMA BANKY IN ‘ LEATHERFACE,’ BARONESS ORCZY’S WELL-KNOWN NOVEL. rr H E S A V r O WILL BE OPEN ALL DAY TO-MORROW, NEW YEAR’S DAY. ‘ : ' DANCING TO-NIGHT, 8 to 11. SAME AS USUAL FRIDAY NIGHT. I ([( New year, celebrations. TPo S SEX H ,0 U S E. ' Situate Above Leith.'Valley (PUnbramic View of City and .Harbour), , WILL CATER FOR 20-30 COUPLES, .ii TO-NIGHT, DECEMBER 31st. . FIRST-CLASS DANCING FLOOR AND MUSIC. iU.' DAINTY SUPPERS. *: C. Strawberries and Cream, etc, ;i PP,y GOLD BAND TAXIS, *, I’. Moray place. ' Phone 18-066. Thrills, romance, .excitement—- ; BARONESS ORCEY’S ‘ LEATHERFACE,'’ STARRING RONALD COLMAN AND VILMA -BANKY, AT THE STRAND, FRIDAY NEXT. TENNIS, LAWN TENNIS. r\TAGO CHAMPION SHirS, „ ... ANDERSON’S BAY COURTS, TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY', AND THURSDAY, JANUARY Ist, 2nd, and 3rd, ihw. Post entries,' will bo'.received.... Admission: Adults, Is; Children, fid. E. S. WILSON, -■ * . . Sec. O.L.T.A. TRAMWAY TIME-TABLE. DUNEDIN CITY. COUNCIL. TRAMWAY TIME-TABLE, NEW YEAR. MONDAY, 31st DECEMBER (New-, Year’s.' Eve). THE Tram Services will boi extended till midnight on the following routes: — Normanby,.. Castle street, Andcr.-on's Bay,. St. Kilda, Cavcrsbam, St. Clair, Roslyn, Maori Hill, and Mornington. BUS SERVICES. All Bus Services will run their usual RIDAY TIME-TABLE, but without any tension. TUESDAY, Ist JANUARY. The regular Bus Services will be SUSENDED between : 9 a.in. and 5 p.m,; expt the usilal Green Island-Fairfield serce. ■ ‘ :: ' • WEDNESDAY, 2nd JANUARY. The Green Island-Fairfield Bus will run ie usual week-day service till 5 p.m. All her Bus Services will bo SUSPENDED itween 9 a.m. and .5 p.m., . after which me the Saturday Bus Service will be run i all routes. ' G. A. LBWIN, Town Clerk. Town Hall, Dunedin, 28th December, 1928. • MEETINGS. EARLY SETTLERS’ HALL. 11HIRTY-NINTH ANNUAL MEETING FOR CHRISTIANS, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 1 and 2, lommencing each day at 10.30 a.m.,. 2.15 p.m!, and 6.30 p.m. All Christians cordially invited. Bring Redemption Hymns, ■ .Come, ■ -