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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19748, 26 March 1926, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. 'pan: empire theatre (Dunedin’s Premier Picture Theatre.) Day Session 2 p.m. Night Session do Luxe 7.45 COMMENCING TO-DAY! The kind of picture that keeps you wondering what’s going to happen next. The kind of picture that’s going to send you home happy! “THE RENDEZVOUS,” “THE RENDEZVOUS.” “THE RENDEZVOUS.” “ THE RENDEZVOUS.” You’ll be Thrilled from the first flash to the final fade-out. Here’s a story that will keep you absorbed. You’ll laugh! You’ll cry! You’ll love it! A Thrilling Drama staged against the background of Russia in Upheaval. “THE RENDEZVOUS,” “THE RENDEZVOUS,” With CONRAD NAGEL. LUCILLE RICKSEN, ELMO LINCOLN, SIDNEY CHAPLIN (Brother of the famous Charlie). You’ll "see the Russian Royal Court at the height of its intrigue, scandal, and magnificence. You’ll see a great nation in the throes of upheaval. You’ll see a love story that will make your heart glad. You’ll see humour, tragedy, thrills, splendour, heart-throbs. YOU’LL SEE A GREAT PICTURE WHEN YOU SEE “THE RENDEZVOUS.” “THE RENDEZVOUS.” Excellent Supporting Programme. EMPIRE SELECT ORCHESTRA. Overture, “Storyland” (Moquim); Entr’act, “Poet and Peasant” (Suppe). Box Plans Bristol Piano Co., or ring Theatre 444. pLAZA AND GRAND 2 p.m.—Daily—7.3o p.m. COMMENCING TO-DAY! A DOUBLE-FEATURE PROGRAMME OF EXCEPTIONAL MERIT! FIRST— The Most Popular of All Western Stars in a Wild West Romance of Old Spain TOM MIX, With TONY, THE WONDER HORSE, In “THE LUCKY HORESHOE.” Feats of daring, thrills, romance, pep, pulchritude, and adventure are the ingredients that make “The Lucky Horseshoe” Tom Mix’s greatest picture. THEN—AT LAST! A Mighty Indian Drama, “THE RED RIDER.” Featuring »the Ace of Action, JACK HOXIE, The dare-devil horseman of : the western plains. A romance and adventure of pioneer and Indian days, replete with thrills, suspense, and action. A picture of western plains, Indian camps, and pioneer forts, with Jack Hoxie at his riding best. ALSO—AN EXCELLENT SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. Last of all —a little word of advice for this Mammoth Programme. “Be on the spot early to Secure your Seat,” as we anticipate crowded houses. EVERYBODY’S THEATRE DAILY at 2 and 7.30. Paramount Presents FLORENCE VIDOR and EDWARD EVERETT HORTON in “MARRY ME.” “ MARRY ME.” “MARRY ME.” The story of a girl who waited for her lover, and then found happiness with another. The Comedy of a mistaken identity. Supported by “ ISLE OF DOUBT.” “ISLE OF DOUBT.” Starring DOROTHY MACKAIL and GEORGE FAWCETT. A Thrilling Paramount Drama. QUEEN’S THEATRE DAILY at 2 and 7.30. Master Picture Presents RALPH LEWIS and JOHNNY WALKER in “ THE MAILMAN.” “THE MAILMAN.” See the mighty Battle Fleet in action, and a dozen other scenes, cataclysms that will take your breath away. -ING EDWARD THEATRE. To-night at 7.45. To-morrow at 2.15. “ THE MAILMAN.” “ THE MAILMAN.” :e the fleeing rum-runners under raking ell fire, and the daring hold-up on the high seas. COMEDY AND OTHERS. SPORTING. ■pEAUMONT RACING CLUB. ACCEPTANCES AND ENTRIES FOR TRIAL CLOSE with the Secertary at 10 p.m., FRIDAY, 26th. 11. HOLLAMBY, Secretary, Beaumont. PIRATES FOOTBALL CLUB. WILL HOLD PRACTICE At TAHUNA PARK, SATURDAY, 27th MARCH. Juniors, 2 p.m.; Seniors, 3 p.m. E. PEARCE, 26m Hon. Secretary. ZINGARI-RICHMOND FOOTBALL CLUB. The OPENING PRACTICE of the above Club will be held at Montecillo on SATURDAY, March 27, at 2 p.m. J. BARRON, 26m Hon. Secretary. J£AIKORAI FOOTBALL CLUB. The OPENING PRACTICE of season will be held at Bishopscourt on SATURday, March 27. 1026. All members and intending members are urged to be present. 11. M. WILKINSON, Hon. Secretary. •jyjj-'Tdli LEMARCH races. STRATH-TAIErT”RACING CLUB (Registered), To be held on SATURDAY. APRIL 10, 1926. The Date for receiving NOMINATIONS has been EXTENDED to SATURDAY, March 27, at 0 p.m. E. W. MESSENT, Secretary.^ Otago ladies’ hockey club, —Opening Day: The opening practice will be held to-morrow at 2.30 p.m. on the St. Kilda Domain. All members and intending members are requextcd• to attend. 26in uchre: to-night: WARATAH TEA ROOMS. - Special Prize, Order £5. Admission, 2s. OTAGO WITNESS.—New Stories. A large amount of reading matter.