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Evening Star, Issue 20328, 9 November 1929, Page 17

amusements. ~~t£h.'E REGENT leading N«w Zealand in Perfection of Sound—Mtkic and - & TRIUMPH : \ , 'OF TRIUMPHS'! ■ A TACKED HOUSE STIRRED, AWED, ENTHRALLED. MBN AND WOMEN WEEP OPENLY! THE GREATEST ALL-TALKING ’ : DRAMA YET PRODUCED, 4 MADAME X/ ‘ MADAME X,’ ‘MADAME X/ With .. . RUTH CHATTERTON, LIWIS STONE, RAYMOND HACKETT. VOCIFEROUS APPLAUSE v ACCLAIMS ET THE TRIUMPH OF ALL • TALKIES! Also, V - STUPENDOUS SUPPORTING TALKIE PROGRAMME. TWICE DAILY. MATINEE, 2.15. EVENING, 7.45. TOR ONE WEEK ONLY. ' 50-NIGHT’S PIAN AGAIN VERY FULL. Secure ' Your Seats Quickly. Box Plana at Theatre (Phone 12-512). ' NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR RESERVES. On no account can Telephone Bookings be kept To-night after 7.30. The: programme commences sharply at 7.45. Patrons are requested to be in their seat* early; the” last-minute rush means .congestion. FREE BABY CRECHE AT MATINEE. * DAWN.’ ‘ DAWN.’ The Masterly English Film Epic. * DAWN.’ f DAWN.' The Sublime, Beautiful Tragedy of Nurse Cavell. 'DAWN.’ .*■ DAWN/ •' • With SYBIL THORNDIKE in the Leading Role. ‘DAWN.’ -■ ! ;*■ DAWN.’ The Picture that no British raau, woman, or child can miss. ‘DAWN.’ ‘DAWN.’ No rancour, no hate, no wars. A glorious sacrifice that sends its lesson of peace and love, to, the four corners ... , ... .. ,of the earth... • .. , . r DAWN.’ •DAWN.’ Screening at fIYHE REGENT, J. FRIDAY NEXT. Bos Plans Open Monday. shipment JUST TO HAND.. " UKULELES.’’ Great Value. No. 1 Ukulele, 10s 6dJ No., 2 Ukulele (non-slip pegs), 12s 6d. Ukulele Cases, 6s and 10s 6d. Make Ideal Christmas Gift. ' Only a Limited Number. . TEREX’S MUSIC STORES, DUNEDIN. LECTURES. OTAGO EXPANSION LEAGUE. AX ILLUSTRATED LECTURE, ‘ ON THE TRAIL TO THE GOLDEN , WEST,* Will be Delivered in the LECTURE ROOM, Y.H.C.A. BUILDING, Moray'place, Dunedin, On TUESDAY - , 12th NOVEMBER, 1929, At 8 p.m. Come and Sec an entirely New Set of Publicity Department Pictures ' Sylvan Glade*,’ ‘Limpid Lakes,’ ‘Rushing Rivers,. ‘ Great Glaciers,’ ‘Scenic Gems.’ Lecturer, ERIC JAMES, Esq. Lantern Operator, W. F. Simpson, Esq. Gome and See the Beauties of the Road from Otago to Westland. ADMISSION FREE. W. B. STEEL, Secretary. DUNEDIN RETURNED SOLDIERS’ ASSOCIATION (Inc.). ANTERN LECTURE by Mr ERIC A.MES (of. Lake.. Wanaka), will be in the Social , Hall,- R.S.A. Club Moray place, on THURSDAY NG, November, 14tli, 1929. ."raplis of the Haast Pass Track, tlie lakes District, Western Otago, the icier, and the Copeland Pass Track, itly secured by the Government Pubiffice, will be shown. >ers of the Retained Soldiers’ Assoand the public generally are cornvited to attend. J. iM. WHITE, &M>«iary. LAXTERX LECTURE, * OCTAGON HALL, ;, 7.45 PM.—TO-MORROW—7.45 P.M. ‘SCOTLAND’S PART IN THE GREAT ’ WAR.’ Lecturer: Mr W. M'EWAN. Librarian of the Carnegie Library. T* Slides' will ■be shown of Scotland a - Wonderful.and; Exquisitely Beautiful War Memorial, . upon which ' the Lecture is based. Collection,