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Evening Post, Volume CXVII, Issue 83, 9 April 1934, Page 2

; POSITIVELY LAST FOUR DAYS! \ ' ; Despite Packed Houses D,lily, the season CANNOT 'be extended. The Home of Fox. Gaimioni, and Gainsborough. Productions. STATE THEATRE Direction: Amalgamated Theatres (N.Z.), Ltd. Two Sessions Today, 2.15 & 8 p.m. Everybody's Sweetheart isi her Most Captivating Romance since "Seventh Heaven." ( JANET OAYNOR—Like a Hash of sunlight she bursts into 'Sleepy "CAROLINA" LIONEL BARUYMORE ROBERT YOUNG. MONA BARRIE. It's a Glorious Entertainment. Box Plans at. D.I.C. and Theatre (Tel. 51-5Q5). STRIKE UP THE BAND, for on FRIDAY NEXT England's Greatest Comedienne brings to the Screen the Musical Treat of the Year. CECILY COURTNEIDGE—Rcmember the- laughs she. gave you in "Jack's the Boy"—Recall the screams she gave you ill "Falling for You—Now get ready for the laugh of a lifetime! . "SOLDIERS OF THE KING" •■The show must go on!" But they didn't care how. It's the laughter show you've bscn wailing for—with song hits .you've been waiting to hear: "There's Something About a Soldier," "The Moment I Saw You,"-and "Wlten Love Comes Knocking at the Door." Booking for this Musical Comedy is bound to be heavy—SO BOOK NOW and be sure!

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BALLROOM DANCING CLASSES. ; MISS KATII NICKELS has, pleasure in XIJ- announcing the commencement of Classes in Ballroom Dancing at her School, EVERY TUESDAY EVENING, 8 ofelock. ~>y Special Engagement, the Classes ■will be Conducted by MISS PHYLLIS BATES, Member Imperial Society Teachers of Dancing (London). '• Tuition in the Quickstep, Waltz. Slow i Fox-trot, and the season's new dances, i Croon, Blues Waltz, and Charleston Blues. Studio: 13 Manners Street. Tel. 41-547. PUBLIC NOTICES. ~' THE DRAPERY AND GENERAL IM- ■ PORTING COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED. HALF-YEARLY DIVIDEND ON PREFERENCE SHARES. ; rpi-iR PREFERENCE SHARE REGIS-' . x -TEES will be CLOSED from APRIL , 16 to APRIL 30, 1934, inclusive. Dividend Warrants will be payable on , MAY 1, 1934. - ' CHAS, T. LEE, General Secretary. Dunedin, April 10, 1934. ' RESULTS OF RAFFLES. : , CjEATOUN .- GARDEN PARTY.. . Gold Nugget—No. 411, Mr. Pointon. Doll—No. 10525, Y. Rosengravc. 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