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Evening Star, Issue 20151, 16 April 1929, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. £MP IR E D E L DIE MATINEE- DAILY, 2,15. EVENING SESSION DR LUXE, 7.45.; THE UNIVERSAL ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY. ficioen Adaptation of REX BEACH'S REX BEACH’S REX BEACH’S REX BEACH'S REX BEACH’S REX BEACH'S Tremendously Thrilling Story, Which Contains THE MOST THRILLING, EXCITING, REALISTIC FOREST FIRE EVER SCREENED! ■THE MICHIGAN KID.’ • THE ..jICjiIGAN KID.’ ‘THE MICHIGAN KID.’ ‘THE MICHIGAN KID.’ ‘THE MICHIGAN KID.’ ■the Michigan a id. 1 ‘THE MICHIGAN KID.’ ‘THE MICHIGAN KID.’ BEYOND ALL DOUBT ONE OF THE MOST MAGNIFICENT OUT-OF-DOORS PICTURES EVER PRODUCED UPON THE SCREEN. A FOREST FIRE THAT, PALES INTO INSIGNIFICANCE ANYi THING THAT HAS EVER GONE BEFORE. —A RIDE FOR LIFE IN A FRAIL CANOl'i THROUGH, THE MAD WHIRL OP THE TREACHEROUS MOUNTAIN RAPIDS.— A FIGHT BETWEEN TWO RIVALS FOR THE HAND OP THE GIRL.—IT WILD LIVE LONG IN THE MEMORIES OF ALL WHO SEE IT. Starring CONRAD NAGEL, RENEE ADORER,. CONRAD NAGEL, RENEE ADORED* With Large and Popular Cast. Also, R TCHAED BARTHELMESS RICHARD BARTHELMESS lu the Greatest, Triumph of his Career, ‘ THE WHEEL OF CHANCE.’ ‘THE WHEEL OP CHANCE.’ ■ THE WHEEL OF CHANCE.’ A Picture Strong in Drama—Delightful in l Romance, And THE SYMPHONIC ORCHESTRA (Charles Arcs, Mus. Dir.). Box Plans at the Theatre. Also at The Bristol Piano Co. Theatre plumes 12-432 and 12-433. ENOUGH to Make a Cat Laugh, ‘CHARLEY’S AUNT.’ But Nuilier ami Funnier still, SYD. CHAPLIN SYD. CHAPLIN In 1 SKIRTS’ At the Regent, Friday. You Can't Miss Hie Biggest Laugh of the Year, Book Now. GRAND SOUTHERN DANCE. To-night (Tuesday), mb Ajn-ii, instead of Thursday Night, m the South Dunedin Town Hall. Music by Mexican Dance Band. Ladies Is. Gents Is 6d. UNION STREET SCHOOL EX-PUPILS' ASSOCIATION (Incorporating Stone, Union street, and Normal Schools). A SOCIAL for Ex-Pnpils, Ex-Teadien, xia Teachers, and all interested will bo held in the Vedie Tea Rooms on WEDNESDAY', April 17, at 8 p.m. Tickets (Is Gd) obtainable at the dcor, THOMAS JENKINS, Secretary. > UPDATED Requests from our Patrons have decided us to put on a 3-COUKSU OT TEA, from 5-7, to equal our now mous Luncheons. LIDO CAFE. Open Every Evening.