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Evening Star, Issue 19409, 18 November 1926, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. JJIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. Proprietors: Sir Benjamin and Mr John Fuller. TUB CYCLONE OF MIRTH Commences TO-MORROW NIGHT, At 8 o’clock, AND FOLLOWING SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19 and 30, When “THE REPERTORY PLAYERS” “THE REPERTORY PLAYERS” “THE REPERTORY PLAYERS” Will Present THE ACE OF COMEDIES, Which ran for two years in London and 500 nights in New York, Nicholl and Lestock’s 3-act Avalanche of Laughter, ‘ HIS TEMPORARY WIFE,’ Or ‘JANE,’ ‘JANE,’ ‘JANE.’ BESSIE THOMSON, Fresh from her London Successes, In the Stellar Role, Supported by Major LAMPBN, ARTHUR R. GABD’NBR, H. W. HUNTER, Master LESTER MOLLBR, A. C. M’LAREN, and Mrs A. R. GARD’NER, Misses ELSIE M’PEAK and WINNIE BECK. New Sbencry, designed specially for the Festival Hall, but never used. TARIFF: D.C. and 0.5., 3s; Stalls. 2s: Pit, Is. A Word to the Wise: The Early Bird Catcheth the Seat. Plans at The Bristol. Book To-day. No booking foe, no early doors. JJIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. (Proprietors: Sir Benjamin and Mr John Fuller.) Direction: The Bristol Piano Co., Ltd. TUESDAY, 30th NOVEMBER. TUESDAY, 30th NOVEMBER. A Brilliant Operatic Recital by New Zealand’s Coming Queen of Song, MISS GLADYS LORIMBR, MISS GLADYS LORIMER, MISS GLADYS LORIMER, MISS GLADYS LORIMER, Prior to her departure for Europe to Eater upon an Operatic Career. Assisting Artists; Mr CHAS. A. MARTIN, Pianist. Mr J. STEWART, Flautist, Mr M, S. RO'BILLIARD, ’Cellist.

Prices: 6s (Reserved), 4e, 2s 6d (plus tax). Bos Plan Opens at The Bristol on Thursday, 25th November. Personal Manager ... HUGH J. BAWSON. HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY), At 8 o’clock. Dunedin shakespbare club. PUBLIC BEADING OF"' d ‘ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA.’ Bos Plan Now Open at Tho Bristol. Ticket* on Sale at Bristol, also at Theatre nighty of Reading. Price, 2s. Price, 2s. H. W. HUNTER, Hon. Sec. 'Phono 383. Box 208. TC-SIKB ARTS EXHIBITION, ART GALLERY HALL. Tho Dunedin Public Art Gallery Society's Annual Exhibition of Paintings, Drawings, and Art Crafts.? Work, also Fine Display of Pictorial Photography OPEN DAILY. Hours ; 11 a.m. til! 5.30 p.m.; Evening, 7.30 till 9.30. ADMISSION, Is. Art Union Tiokels, 2s 6d. Date of Drawing, 30th November. Afternoon Tea may be had at the Gallery on Wednesdays. IMMIGRANTS’ CLUB. The CARNIVAL fixed for FRIDAY, November 19lh lias had to bo POSIPONM) FOB A WEEK, and will Like place NOVEMBER 26th, 1926, 8.30 p.m. The Meeting on MONDAY Next will NOT take place All members are asked to attend MONDAY, 29th. Important notice. F W. MURRELL, Sec. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. ALBYN HOUSE, i». 558 King street. Superior Private Accommodation for Permanent and Casual Guests. All Cornmuuications Receive Prompt Attention. J. W. MTVOR, Proprietress. ’Phone 2,889. TE RAHIRI PRIVATE HOTEL. ACCOMMODATION for Casual and Permanent Boarders. Nice airy rooms. Good table. Three minutes from Railway Station. Commercial Travellers catered for. Proprietress, Mrs JONES NEILSON. ’Phono 3,433. WANTED, Board and Residence, by young Lady engaged during the da), must be central.—6ss, ‘Star’ Office. CULmFORTABBE Home offered steady working Man, Roslyn, handy both oars; washing, mending; terras 27s 6d.— 598, ‘ Star." ANTED, by young Man in business, Board in refined private family; near Cargill’s Corner. —563, ‘Star.’ OMFORTABLETBoard in private home; central; telephone; suit business lady.—s 69, 'Star* Office. COMFORTABLE Board-Residence offered 2 steady voung Men; single and double rooms; ail conveniences. 36 Cargill street. SUPERIOR Private Board-Residence, St. Clair; suit gents or married couple; every convenience; close car.—'Phone ACANT Dining Boom and Bedroom, furnished; use conveniences; Id car section; adults; homely.—l6s South road. LADY desires respectable Girl or Lady to Share Furnished Bungalow, fct. Clair; magnificent view, 2d tram concession.—2l Coney Hill road, St. Clair. OUPLB would like 2 UnfurnUhcd Rooms and kitchenette, or House, Roslyn district.—Particulars to 417, ‘Star.* (HOOD Private 6d per week.— HJT 4 Clark street (off Hig{i sheer, a minutes from Exchange). . WANTED, 2 Working Men Boarders; washing, mending, piano; 2/s od week.—4o6, ‘Star.’ W'“ ANTED, Working Man Boarder; must be sober.—Apply 54 M‘Bride street. iff ENTLEMAN desires Board-Residence vJT with private family; with garage preferred —State tenns to 373. 1 Star Office. APTAIN COOK HOTEL, Albany street." —Vacancies Casual, Permanent Boardere; moderate tariff. —W. L. Buddicom, proprietor; ’phone 3,473. ALL ADVERTISEMENTS for insertion in the ‘ Evening Star ’ are accepted subject to tho understanding that the right is reserved to Delete or Amend any portion of an Advertisement which may be considered undesir. able to appear as written by the I advertiser.