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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20288, 22 December 1927, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. UMPIRE THEATRE AFTERNOON SESSIONS, 2.15. EVENING SESSION DE LUXE, 7.45. FINAL SCREENINGS OF “THE NIGHT OF LOVE,” “THE NIGHT OF LOVE,” “THE NIGHT OF LOVE,” “THE NIGHT OF LOVE,” “THE NIGHT OF LOVE,” With RONALD COLMAN RONALD COLMAN RONALD COLMAN RONALD COLMAN And VILMA BANKY. VILMA BANKY. VILMA BANKY. VILMA BANKY. The most glorious of all screen romances, with the most glorious of all screen lovers. A beauty feast for the eye—a love feast for the heart. A quickening of the pulse—a great thrill for all. Come, let their night of love be yours tor rare remembrance. MANAGERIAL. —The Censor has recommended this as more suitable for adult audiences. Also, SPECIAL STARRING ENGAGEMENT Of COLIN AND JOHN CAMPBELL. CAMPBELL. TWO BOYS. TWO SMILES. TWO CONCERTINAS. TOO GOOD TO MISS!

EMPIRE SELECT ORCHESTRA (Dir. by Chas. Parnell). Box Plana at The Bristol, or ring the Theatre (10-444). FREE LIST SUSPENDED. JOY AND JAZZ JOY AND JAZZ For XMAS WEEK, XMAS WEEK, With The Most Renowned Dancer in the World, GILDA GRAY. GILDA GRAY, GILDA GRAY. With TOM MOORE and CHESTER CONKLIN TOM MOORE and CHESTER CONKLIN TOM MOORE and CHESTER CONKLIN In New York’s Latest Diversion, “C A B A R E T.” “ C A B A R E T." , “ C A B A R E T.” “ C A B A R E T.” " C A B A R E T.” “ C A B A R E T.” “ C A B A R E T.” Commencing on FRIDAY—FRIDAY, At the gMPIRE THEATRE (Where Everybody Goes). The Terpsichoroan Sensation of the Year! CABARET.” CABARET." CABARET." CABARET.” CABARET.” CABARET.” CABARET.” CABARET.” CABARET.” “ CABARET." “ CABARET." “ CABARET." “ CABARET.” " CABARET.” “ CABARET." " CABARET.” “ CABARET." “ CABARET.” Not Merely a Picture, but a Glorious Entertainment. With GILD^ GILD^ GILD^ GRAY, GRAY. GRAY, GILD 4 GILD. 4 GJLD.4 GRAY, GRAY, GRAY,

GILDA GRAY. GILDA GRAY, Ably Supported by TOM MOORE and CHESTER CONKLIN. GILDA GRAY, the dancing sensation of the stage, in a vivid episode from a dancer’s life. A story of the tinselled turmoil of life behind the closed doors of the night clubs and cabarets. Introducing all the latest freak dances. Also, The Fifth Production of the Sporting College Series, THE COLLEGIANS, Entitled “AROUND THE BASES.” Filled to the brim with orand new angles of college life. pLAZA AND GRAND. 2 p.m.—TWICE DAILY—7.3O p.m. Pinal Presentations of “ FLAMES OF THE ARGENTINE,” Episode No. 9 of “THE RIDDLE RIDER,” And “CHASING TROUBLE” GALLERY HALL. Wembley Club. XMAS DANCES. Wembley Club. SATURDAY, Wembley Club 8 p.m. to 12. Wembley Club. MONDAY. Wembley Club. 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Wembley Club. Old and New Dances. Wembley Club. “ Excuse Me," One Wembley Club. Steps. Wembley Club. Lucky Spot Dances. Wembley Club. Xmas Novelties. Wembley Club. Will Smith’s Orchestra. Wembley Club. Admission, 2s 6d. Wembley Club. Supnor Provided. jyjTLLER’S FLAT. MILLERS’ FLAT. SUNSHINE! SUNvSHINE! SUNSHINE! MONSTER SPORTS MEETING. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29. COME! SEE! ENJOY! THIS YEAR—EVERY YEAR. DANCING. ATHLETICS, HORSE EVENTS. Entries for all Events post entry. Programmes on application to C. E. FORSYTH, Secretary, Sports Club, Miller’s Plat.

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