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Evening Star, Issue 21510, 7 September 1933, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. Last Opportunity TO-NIGHT to See ‘THE DEVIL IS DRIVING/ ‘THE DEVIL IS DRIVING/ With Edmund Lowe, Wynne Gibson, James Gleason, and Little Dickie Moore. - H E STRANDAlways Cosy and Warm. 2.15 p.in.—TWICE DAILY-8 p.m. COMMENCING TO-MORROW! Zane Grey’s Smashing Romance of the Colourful West, ‘ WII,D HORSE MESA.’ 'WILD HORSE MESA.’ ‘WILD HORSE MESA.’ ‘WILD HORSE MESA.’ ‘WILD HORSE MESA/ ‘WILD HORSE MESA/ ‘WILD HORSE MESA/ —: ‘WILD HORSE MESA/ ‘WILD HORSE MESA/ With RANDOLPH SCOTT, SALLY BLANK, FRED. KOHLER. Sec the mad stampede! 5,000 wild horses led by a great white stallion in a raging attack against man’s invasion! (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Box Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre (Phone .13-379). CHARITY FOOTBALL MATCH. POLICE v. LAW. CAEISBROOK, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9th. I.ls.—Curtain-raiser: Associated Dance Bands v. Artillery Band. 2.30. —Selections by Dunedin Highland Pipe Band. 2.4s.—Fancy Dress Soven-a-Side; Law Breakers v. Beach Beauties. 5- POLICE v. LAW, ADMISSION, Is; Grand Stand, 6d extra; Children, Half-price. Proceeds in Aid of Relief of Unemployed Distress.