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Evening Star, Issue 18050, 18 August 1922, Page 6

AMUSEMENTS. PRINCESS THEATRE. Direction: Sir Benjamin and Mr John Fuller. PARAMOUNT VAUDEVILLE. TO-NIGHT, at 6—Every Evening. First Appearance MISS ETTA FIELD, Famous Lyric Soprano. New Zealand Nightingale. Cute and Clever: W. J. SAUNDERS, Presenting W. J. SAUNDERS, Chalk Talas. THE THE T.’IE NOVAS, NOVAS, NOVAS, Sensational Comedy Gymnasts. Direct from New York, The Famous American Melodists, COLUMBIA FOUR. COLUMBIA FOUR. A Rill of Harmony Straight from the Fountain Hoad, All New: KIT TOMS AND FRED ROMA. TOM LEAMORE, English Comedian. TRENT AND SADIE, The Major and TRENT AND SADIE. the Girl. Returning To-night, NEWMAN AND WYNNE. Positively Last Week, with Fresh Comedy and a Gorgeous Array of New Confections: MAXWELL OAREW, Maxwell carbw, MAXWELL OAREW, London’s Fashionable Dame, Tariff: Is, Is sd, and 2s 6d (plus Government tax and booking fee). Plan at THE BRISTOL till 5.30 p.m. j afterward* at JACOBS’S, Tobacconist. EARLY SETTLERS’ HALL, EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT. Dancing 8 till 11 JAZZ EVENING, Under the Auspices of Mias Wallace end Mr A. Gordon. THE GOBDON-FLINT FULL JAZZBAND. THE GOBDON-FLINT FULL JAZZ BAND. Admission : Double Ticket, ss; Single Ticket, 3s. Tickets at Begg’s. DUNEDIN BAKERS AND PASTRYCOOKS' INDUSTRIAL UNION OF WORKERS. R/jTE-MBERS of the above Union and Apprentices to the Trade axe cordially invited to ATTEND a COMPLIMENTARY SMOKE SOCIAL to Mr J. W, MUNRO, M.P., at the Trades Hall, Moray place, at 7.30 p.m. on SATURDAY, August 19th, 1922, W. SAUNDERS, President. A GRAND CAFE CHANT ANT, OVERSEAS CLUB ROOM, TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) AFTERNOON AND EVENING, Commencing at 2.30. Programme at afternoon by the children of St. Vincent \uid St. Joseph's Orphanages. In the cveniuy Mr Alan Young (late of Christchurch) will giro one of -his famous comedy sketches. DANCING. milE DUNEDIN CABARI -*■ CHORAL HALL. Open to All Every Saturday, 8-12. Jazz Band and Other Attractions. Double Ticket, 10s. Admission to Gallery, Is (8-9.30).