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Evening Star, Issue 21515, 13 September 1933, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. —T H E STRAND (Always Cosy and Warm.) 2.15 p.m.—TWICE DAILY—B p.m, Zane Grey’s Smashing .Romance of the Colourful West, with its wild horses, dauntless men, and courageous women, ‘WILD HORSE MESA.’ ‘WILD HORSE MESA.’ ‘WILD HORSE MESA.’ ‘WILD HORSE MESA.’ With RANDOLPH SCOTT and SALLY BLANE. Supporting Programme up to highest Strand Standard. Two Newsreels- Musical Comedy—Old-time Novelty, * Screen Souvenirs —Hilarious Burlesque, ‘ The Real Estators,’ etc. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) FRIDAY NEXT! RICHARD BARTHBLMESS, RICHARD BARTHBLMESS, RICHARD BARTHBLMESS, In his- greatest cinema play’ since ‘ The Dawn Patrol,’ ‘THE CABIN IN THE COTTON,’ ‘THE CABIN IN THE COTTON,’ ‘THE CABIN IN THE COTTON,’ With Dorothy Jordan and Bette Davie. A titanic struggle for freedom from a new kind of slavery . . stealing, burning, killing ... a feud to the death between white slaves and masters! Box Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre (phone 13-379). VOTE CINEMA QUEEN, Mrs R. S. Black. H.M.A.S. AUSTRALIA CONCERT PARTY OF THE AUSTRALIA Presents : s HOCKING SIDELIGHTS,’ 21 Hours of Bright, Snappy Programme. CONCERT CHAMBER, 8 p.m., FRIDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER 15. DON’T MISS IT. This show drew packed houses in Melbourne, Hobart, and the North Island. Admission, Is and Is 6d'.. Day Sales, Thursday, at D.I.C. 3s Reserves at D.I.C. Plan now open. 3s Tickets admit to Concert and big NAVAL DANCE. (Bv kind permission of Captain W. S. F. M'Leod, R.N.)