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Evening Star, Issue 20982, 22 December 1931, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. EMPIRE de luxe (Phones 12432 and 12433). 2.15 p.m TWICE DAILY—B. p.m. Richard Barthclmess in his finest fighting 1 romance—in his most glamorous role as a,, hard-fighting vaquero—avenger of the people’s wrongs—as eager to love, as to fight—and always eager to fight. RICHARD RICHARD BARTHELMESS BARTHELMESS . BARTHELMESS ‘THE LASH.* ‘ THE LASH/ . ‘ THE LASH,’ ‘ THE LASH/ ‘ THE LASH/' ‘ THE LASH/'. ‘ THE LASH/ ‘ THE LASH ’ is another triumph for; Richard Barthclmess. More colourful, more actionful, more romantic than any he has ever made. EXCELLENT SUPPORTS. Also— STAGE PRESENTATION, ‘ BUBBLY.’ 1 BUBBLY.’ STAN. LAWSON Presents a Pot-pourri of Song and Dance* • CHILDREN! The Serial, ‘Battling With Buffalo Bill,* will be screened at every Matinee during; the School Vacations. NEXT SATURDAY——NEXT* GREAT XMAS ATTRACTION. GREAT XMAS ATTRACTION. We are now able to comply with of requests and arrange for a GRAND RETURN SEASON GRAND RETURN SEASON ■ Of FIVE DAYS ONLY FIVE DAYS ONLY Of THE GREAT WONDER FILM, JOHN M'CORMACK JOHN M'CORMACK JOHN M'CORMACK ■ JOHN M'CORMACK In ‘ SONG 0’ MY HEART/ ‘ SONG O’ MY HEART/' * SONG O’ MY HEART/' ‘ SONG O’ MY HEART/ ‘ SONG 0’ MY HEART/' ‘ SONG O’ MY HEART/. ‘ SONG O’ MY HEART/ ‘ SONG O’ MY HEART/ ‘ SONG O’, MY HEART/ Fate separates the lovers, but their dreams of romance is a treasure that endures for 'ever, living anew in the lives of others* A story that will tug at your heart strings. Youth, love, and laughter, and eleven songs as only John M'Cormack can sing them. A TRIUMPHANT STORY AND A SONG) OP GLORY. Box Plans at The Bristol and at tlxi Theatre (phones 12-432 and 12-433).

BOARD AND RESIDENCE. A 4s Bed-breakfast; 6s day; Beds, 2s 6d night, reduction weekly.—Dominion, Cumberland street (near station); phono 13-336. ; ' _ BOARD and Residence, comfortable, superior; permanents, visitors; bedbreakfast ; phone, central. —1- Hope street. OUGLAS Private Hotel (Next Town Hall).—Permanents, 27s 6d; Casuals,; 7s 6d; Bed, ‘ Breakfast, 4s 6d; breakfast from 7 a.m. ’ , ' ■■ ■’ ERNLEIGH has Vacancy for 2 Gentlemen Boarders; excellent table; moderate 'tariff.—Phone 12-018, 15 Queen street; Miss Hourston, proprietress. lADY requires Board and Residence; J terms moderate, central. —75, * Star.’ LADY requires, from January sth. comfortable Board, private home, or sunny. Rooms therein; reasonable. —64, ‘Star.* MILTON HOUSE, 392 Cumberland street, four minutes from station,; Octagon, Vacancies for Boarders; note new, address. . Tl/fES- MORETON, Aparima Hotel, 95 IM. Hanover street; all meals, Is; breakfast, 6 a.m. to 9 a.m.; dinner, 12 to 2 p.m.; tea, 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. • AENBOW Private Hotel (Opposite Penrose’s). Comfortable Accommodation; bed, breakfast, 4s, casuals Cs 6d; all meals Is.—Phone 13-283. • TWO young Men require Board after Xmas; private home, —State moderate terms to No. 93. ‘ Star.’ , Y _ ACANCY for Gentleman Boarder in good home; washing, etc., done; handy, town; 17s 6d week. —4L ‘ Star.* , ACANOY for Visitors in good home; garage, ielsonable ; -Ring 11-750, Mrs Drower, 488 Leith street. , o 4 Tennyson street has room for 2 Pals, o4r or Bed-Sitting Room for Couple; central, off Dowling street.' . .