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Evening Star, Issue 20292, 28 September 1929, Page 17

AMUSEMENTS. BEST AND MOST At the MOST POPULAR 100 PER CENT. ALLSILENT PICTURE THEATRES, QRAP AND PLAZA DAILY, 2 p.m. TO-NIGHT, 7.30. BUBBLES OP JOY, BARRELS OF PUN, UPROARIOUS MIRTH, HILARIOUS GLEE. Was there ever a Story as Funny as ‘SYNTHETIC SIN,’ ‘SYNTHETIC SIN,’ ‘SYNTHETIC SIN,’ Featuring COLLEEN MOORE COLLEEN MOORE COLLEEN MOORE As “BETTY,'’ the Good Little Bad Girl? You’ll Howl with Merriment. A PICTURE that’ll make you forget all the blues in the world. You will sit back and LAUGH all the way through. Also Screening, ‘THE GALLANT viUSSAR,’ ‘THE GALLANT HUSSAR,’ A Romance of Modern VlEjmnA, Starring IVOR NOVELLO, EVELYN HOLT. EVELYN IVOR -. _^LO. You were Thrilled with ‘The Ghost Train’ and ‘ The Wrecker.’ Now see ‘ The Gallant Hussar,’' by the same Master Director. ■REMEMBER! • • Make the GRAND and PLAZA your place of entertainment for 100 per cent. Silent Pictures. BEST AND MOST. Remember ‘THE CANARY MURDER CASE’? Well, here is the Sequel to it. and Twice a« Good: ‘THE GREENE MURDER CASE,’ With the Same Cast, headed by WILLIAM POWELL. Paramount’s Latest and Best All-Talkie, coming, of course, to the EMPIRE D£ LUXE FRIDAY NEXT. Y OU WILL HEAR ADOLPHE, MENJOU SPEAK, FRIDAY NEXT, In ‘FASHIONS IN LOVE,’ The All-Dialogue Talkie, at THE REGENT. |JIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE TRAMWAYS BAND. GRAND FINAL CONCERT. GRAND FINAL CONCERT. SPECIAL PROGRAMME. SUNDAY EVENING, 29th SEPTEMBER, At 3.5 o’clock. Hymn— ‘ Sandon.’—Band. Overture — Lustspiel.’—Band. Xylophone Solo—‘ Lead, Kindly Light. Bandsman A. Fraser. Vocal Solo—‘l Heard You Singing.—Mr C. Paisley. Patrol—‘Red, White, and Blue’ (by request).—Band. Vocal Solo—’ In the Garden of My Heart. Miss Rita Holmes. Cornet Solo—‘ La Hirondelle. —Soloist, Bandsman E. Reader. Musical Items —Selected. —Mr C. Abbott. Descriptive—‘The Smithy in the Woods (by request).—Band. Recitation —-‘ The Bridal Morn.* —Miss Molly ■ Baker. Vocal Solo—Selected.—Mr W. Ruffell. Vocal Solo—Selected.—Miss Florence Sumner. March— ‘ Invercargill.’—Band. ‘ God Save the King.’ Accompanist, Mr Axel Newton. Mr C. T. Morgan, Conductor. W. BELCHER, Hon. Sec. DOORS OPEN 7.15. Collection in Aid Band Funds. DUNEDIN COMPETITIONS. HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE, TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! At 7.45, DON’T MISS TO-NIGHT’S DELIGHTFUL CHILDREN’S PROGRAMME. The' Choicest Programme of the Season. . A TREAT FOE OLD AND YOUNG. Piano Solo, ‘ Look at the Rabbits.’ Recitation, ‘ Never Give Up.’ Child’s Action Song in Character. Fancy Dance Character. Piano Solo, ‘ Fairyland Music.’ Humorous Recitation, own selection. Children’s Duet in Character. Step-dancing, MONDAY MORNING. Character Recitals. MONDAY AFTERNOON. Scottish Song.. Vocal Solo, Operatic. Skipping Rope Dance. ADMISSION.—Day Session, 6d. Evening. D.C. and 0.5., 3s; Stalls, 2s; Pit, ls»; Children half-price. Box Plan at The Bristol. Booking Efee, 6d. E. S. WILSON, , Secretary. LECTURES. BURNS .HALL, TUESDAY NEXT, OCTOBER' Ist, At 8 p.m. ' POPULAR ILLUSTRATED ART LECTURE, By Rov. JAMES BURNS* M.A. ‘FLORENCE. THE CITY 08? BEAUTY AND OF ART V (The Gem of the Series). Chairman, Dr Riiey. Admission: Gallery and il'tont Seats, 2s; booking fee 6d extra. • Plan at The Bristol. A limited number of seats at Is. Tickets obtainable at The Bristol, Bible Society, and Islip and tyutt’s. LOST AND /FOUND. TCX)UND, our delicious Smoked Fillets. JO Have you tried t|iem? Is per lb.—At Stewarts, fish mercli.’jnts. JSwellery: Sale; Signet Rings. 9s 6d; Ladies' / Bangles, 9et, 15s up, Gold riatchcs, 455.-/jHiromel, George street. "BjXJUND. Halff a dozen Spoons given JP away with Vltedding and Engagement Rings.—F. FOUND. SilF 6d up"; Watch Repairs guaranteed.— F. Himmel, 227 I George street. FOUND. —Sandwiches, Pies, Home-made Cakes and! Cooked Meats at Delicatessen, Carltop /Buildings, High street.—Tel. 13-228. ! ■ - FOUND. —Chesterfields, Settees, Easy Chairs,, Box Ottomans Upholstered in latest designs; Suites Re-covered like new, lowest prybes,—Stewart, 4 Carroll street (above M’Xean's, grocer). ' YDOUNRt—“ Cyrax ” lakin Cream gives the ski’® that velvety feeling; large jar 2s 6d.—f Wunda-Wurka" Company, OctaI _____ POU'&D.~— Cheapest Nursery in Dunedin; Pansies 3d each, or 2s dozen ; Scabiosa, Phlox jag, 6d r00t.—234 Oxford street.