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Evening Star, Issue 19710, 10 November 1927, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. FULLERS’ , pilIN CESS THEATRE (Direction John Fuller and Sons, Ltd.)* TO-NIGHT—At B—TO-NIGHT. A JOLLY, CLEVER, AND EXHILARATING ENTERTAINMENT. You like Laughs, you like Music, you- lika Girls, you like Dancing. That is why you should see GAYLE WYER’S GAYLE WYER’S BAND BOX REVUE CO. BAND BOX REVUE CO. In Iho new speedy and breezy Musical Comedy, * MARRIED LIFE/ One of the Gayest ,of Tabloid Musical Comedies, preceded by a big One-act Farce, •THE NEW landlord; An evenly-balanced milc-a-minuto comedy. Prices: D.C. and Stalls, 2s 6d (plus tax and booking fee); Hack Stalls, Is 6d; Upper Circle, Is. Box Plans at THE BRISTOL till 5, p.m.; later at JACOBS’S, Tobacconist. Theatre 'phone 13-702, TIMS MAJESTY’S THEATRE xx . Proprietors, Sir Benjamin and Mr John Fuller; TO-NIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT, REDCASTLB CARNIVAL. Commencing at 7.45 p.m. Part 1. COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME By THE OTAGO SCHOOL OF DANCING. NOVELTY BALLET, Depicting the well-known Nursery .Rhyme, The Queen of Hearts She made some tarts All on a summer’s day. See the March of the Cards. See the Comedy Cooks. See the Fluffy Chicks. Sec the Queen and her Attendants, See the Jester and the Knave. And See the Ballet of .Raspberry Tarts. Preceded by Artistic Divertissements—‘The Valentine’ and 'A Winter Revel.’ Assisting Artists: Misses Kilty Ecklioff and Grace Uinccn and Mr Walter Mitchell. Pan 11 ST. JOSEPH’S CATHEDRAL CHOIR. Programme Arranged by A. VallK, Esq, / Side Shows and Games by the Dozen. Admission, including Chance m Art Union, Is. DANCING IN THE VICTORIA HALL from 10 p.m. to 12 p.m ' THE MERRYMAKERS’ ' SUMMER TIME DANCE, ■ TO-NIGHT; TO-NIGHT": Miss New, Zealand will bo the Gutst of This Evening. On the assumption that most .Merrymakers make, the most of Sidcy Time by taking part in games, it has been -ieeiclcd to hold an INFORMAL FLANNEL DANCR This week, ana so obviate the necessity of changing. It is anticipated this will prove a very ■■■popular innovation, and ■ tables should bo booked in advance, ’Phone 12J33. TIME, 8 to 11. PLACE, Tudor Hall. ADMISSION CHARGE, 2s 6d. THE SAVOY. THE DUNEDIN PUBLIC ART GALLE2Y SOCIETY’S ; 4 NNUAL EXHIBITION OF PICTURES XX AND ART CRAFTS WORK W’ili be Opened in the OLD ART GALLERY, Cumberland street, i . On FRIDAY, lltli NOVEMBER, At 8 p.m. Admission, Is. R. H. NEILSON, Secretary.■ MACANDREW ROAD SCHOOL EXPUPILS’ ASSOCIATION. Asocial and dance win Re held i>» School Gymnasium THIS EVENING. Dancing 8 to 12. Bon Bon Orchestra. Cards, Items, etc. Admission: Genie, Is 6d; Ladies,'Basket, MEETINGS. DUNEDIN BAKERS AND PASTRYCOOKS’ INDUSTRIAL UNION OF WORKERS. npilE MONTHLY MEETING of the above JL Union will be hold in the Trades Hall, Moray place, on SATURDAY Next, 12th November, at 8 p.m. Important Business. J. HAYMES, Secretary. MORNINGTON AND MARYHILL RATEPAYERS’ ASSOCIATION. A GENERAL MEETING will bo hej.l in Ya, the Morningtoii Howling Club Pavilion on MONDAY, 141 b November, at 8 o’clock. Intending Members will bo welcomed. K. THOMPSON, Acting Hon. Sec. ARMISTICE DAY NOTICES. ARMISTICE DAY. LEST WK FORGET. HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR (W. B. Taverner, Esq.) wishes 11m Public to observe the following arrangement*’ regarding the Anniversary of Armistice Day, on FRIDAY, lllh November, 1927: Bells to be gently rung for 5 minutes, commencing at 5 minutes before 11 a.m., by the Town Hall Clock. All motion iu the streets—tramway, vehicular, and pedestrian —to bo suspended for 2 minutes of silence, during which period pedestrians will stand uncovered. At the expiration of 2 minutes’ silence the Town Hall bclMvill bo briskly rung for a few minutes. Citizens arc requested to fly flags on Hie day, and to display them at the mast until 10.30 a.m., then lower them to half-mast until noon, when they should again be displayed from the truck. G. A. EEWIN, 'Town Clerk. Town Hall, Dunedin, Bt.li November, 1927. DUNEDIN RETURNED SOLDIERS’ ASSOCIATION (Incorporated). MEMBERS arc invited to attend the ARMISTICE DAY SERVICE, to be held at ST. PAUL’S CATHEDRAL at 7.50 p.m. on FRIDAY. November 11. Those desiring special scaling should communicate with the undersigned by 11 a.m. on Friday. Collection in Aid of Fund for Providing Headstones for Soldiers’ Graves not deemed "War Graves” at Anderson’s Bay Cemetery. J. M. WHITE, Secretary. PERSONAL. M”— Brin" Records, Exchange them, Gramophone Record Exchange, 67 Princes street, Thursday, if possible. Don. EDUCATIONAL, BANJO-MANDOLIN. Banjo, Steel Gui. tar, Ukulele, Vioiin.-J. IE Hutton, 207 George street. H EVENING STAR is tho best Medium for Advertising HOUSES TO LET, HOUSES FOR SALE, SECTIONS FOB SALE, DAIRY FARMS FOE SALE, BOARD AND RESIDENCE, WANTED EMPLOYMENT.