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Evening Star, Issue 19407, 16 November 1926, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. ANOTHER CLEAN-SWEEP PROGRAMME. PRINCESS THEATRE Direction John Fuller and Son*, Ltd. TO-NIGHT—At 8-TO-NIGHT. FULLERS’ BIG 1 DOUBLE BILL. 5 Internationally-famed Vaudeville Acta and ELTON BLACK’S ELTON BLACK'S TOWN TOPICS REVUE CO., In their Second Big Laugh Hit, • FROM HERE TO MEXICO,* ‘ FROM HERE TO MEXICO,* Full of Thrills and Humor, with a Never ceasing Flow of Witty Dialogue. Preceded by 5 Vaudeville Acts. KEITH AND WITT. Happiness in Every Song. Popular Favorites, THORNTON AND O'SHEA, THORNTON AND O'SHEA, Tu Originalities. RAYNA CARBETTE, Charming Russian Soubrette. SENOR PALMETTO, SENOR PALMETTO, Celebrated Danish Tenor. Australia's Own Queen of the Varieties, AMY ROCHELLE, AMY ROCHELLE, AMY ROCHELLE, The Girl tvilh the Golden Voice and tb« iMillion-dollar Smile. Fullers’ Tiny Tariff: D.C. and Stalls, 2s 6d (plus tax and booking feo, 6d). BOX PLANS at THE BRISTOL till 5 p.m.; later at JACOBS’S, Tobacconist (tel. 1,702). THE BAND IST BATTALION, By Permission of the Officer Commanding, Will render the following Programme in the BOTANICAL GARDENS TO-MORROW NIGHT (WEDNESDAY), 17th inst., at 8 o’clock. M arch— 1 Argandab.’ Overture—'' Zampa.’ ' Gavotte—‘Hearts and Flowers.’ Valse—‘ Weaner Madlyn.’ Selection—‘ Musical Switch.’ I ntenneizo—‘ Anon a.’ Characteristic Piece—‘The Mill in the Black Forest.’ March— Colonel Bogey.’ ‘God Save the Bong.’ BLEW. 0. ASTEN, Bandmaster. P. A. SIMS, Hon. See. ■M/TONSTER BAND QUEEN CARNIVAL, KENSINGTON DRILL HALL. FRIDAY, 19th NOVEMBER, to SATURDAY, 27th (Each Evening and Saturday Afternoons). To Assist in Gathering Funds for Kaikotai, Tramways, Highland Pipe, and'Tst Battalion Bands. Music, Raffles, Competitions, and Fun Galore. Buy a ticket and have a vote for your queen. QUEENS! QUEENS! QUEENS! Highland Pipo, Miss Norma M'Kenae Ist Battalion (Soldiers’ Queen), Miss Gladys Cross an. Tramways, Miss Nancy Blaney. t Kaikorai, Miss Beatrice Hamer. Watch the results and follow the Bands t* the Drill Hall. F. A. SIMS, Organiser, 2 Octagon. BURNS HALL. TO-NIGHT, AT 8 O'CLOCK. VOCAL EECTTAL BY THE STUDENTS Of Mr JOHN T. LEECH. Circle and Stalls, 2s. Proceeds Devoted to First Church Tennis Club. Dunedin amateur swimmim CLUB’S CARNIVAL, TO-NIGHT—I6th November—TO-NIGHT, At MUNICIPAL BATHS, Moray place, At 8 p.m. Popular Prices: Upstairs, Is; Downstairs, 2s. THE PICK OF OTAGO COMPETING. Don’t fail to see Miss M. Jepson, 100yds intermediate N.Z. Champion; Miss K. miller, 220yds intermediate N.Z. champion and holder of N.Z. record; Miss M. Morrison, N.Z. diivng champion (1924); Roy Colder, N.Z. diving champion; C. JB. Lewis, N.Z. breast-stroke champion (1925); J. M'Lcan, Otago champion, a real speed merchant. Life Saving Event, Novelty Event. See 11. Williams, Otago’s well-known angler, try his skill on the human fish. CHILDREN, HALF-PRICE. R, CALDER, Hon. Secretary. P IN B ARTS EXHIBITION, ART GALLERY HALL, Cumberland street. The Dunedin Public Art Gallery Society’s Annual Exhibition of Paintings, Drawings, and Art Crafts Work, also Fine Display of Pictorial Photography, will he OPEN DAILY from SATURDAY, November 13. Hours: 1] a.m. till 5.30 p.m.; Evening, 7.30 till 9.30. ADMISSION, Is. Art Union Tickets, 2s sd. Date of Drawing, 30th November.

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