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Evening Star, Issue 19723, 25 November 1927, Page 8

' AMUSEMENTS. |AVERYJ3ODT’S THEATRE , DAILY, at 2 and 7.30 p.m. OLIVE EORDSN and JACQUES LERNER In ‘THE MONKEY TALKS.’ ‘THE MONKEY TALKS,’ ‘THE MONKEY TALKS,’ One of the most _ absorbing stories ever filmed, gripping with suspense—sparkling with humor—pulsing with 'excitement—and -brimming with romance. In Addition; RENEE ADOREE and CONRAD NAGEL In ‘ HEAVEN ON EARTH.’ ‘HEAVEN ON EARTH.’ For Reserves Ring Theatre (’phone 10-591). Will npt bo held after 7.45. QUEEN’S THEATRE DAILY, AT 2 and 7.30 p.m. MILTON SILLS MILTON SILLS MILTON SILLS MILTON SILLS MILTON SILLS MILTON SIM And MARY ASTOR - MARY AM 4 ' 'T" ‘THE SEA TIGER.’ ‘THE SEA TIGER.’ ‘THE SEA TIGER.’ “THE SEA TIGER.’ ‘THE SEA TIGER.’ ‘THE SEA TIGER.’ A throbbing tale of two brothers’ love, as deep as the seas they sailed, and how a heartless siren turned that love to hate. Eor Reserves ring Theatre, {'phone 13-379). Will not bo held after 7.45. King edward theatre. TO-NIGHT, at 7.30. TO-MORROW, at 2. MILTON SILLS, MILTON SILLS, MILTON SILLS, MILTON SILLS, ‘THE SEA TIGER,’ ‘THE SEA TIGER,’ Supported by RENEE ADOREE and CONRAD NAGEL In ‘HEAVEN ON EARTH.’

lIIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26, at 8 p.m. CAVER-SHAM SCHOOL CHOIR, ANNUAL CONCERT. ADMISSION; D.C. ailcl Stalls, 2s; Pit, Is. Pox Plan Opens at Bristol on Wednesday, November 23rd. Booking fee, 6d. TRADES HALL, MORAY PLACE. ONZO DANCE , CLUB, SATURDAY NIGHT, 8-12. OLD AND NEW DANCES. Music: Beath and Driscoll. Supper Provided. Ladies, Is; Gents, 2s. Alcohol Strictly Prohibited. GARDEN COMPETITIONS. rpilß Dunedin Horticultural Society has tL taken over the Running of these Competitions. “A” Competition Most Attractive Garden, not larger’than quarter-acre. To bo judged about end of November. Prize, Lutterworth Cup. ENTRIES CLOSE NOVEMBER 25. Entrance tee, 3s. A. D. MILLER. Secretary, 83 Crawford street.

There was a good attendance at Wednesday's meeting of the Dunedin branch of tlio Women’s National Council, the last for this .year. , A resolution proposed by Miss llnncimrm was heartily carried, expressing warm appreciation of Miss Cow's valuable support of. the council during the years she has been; a member. A letter was received from the Trained Nurses’ Association stating that Miss Torrance had been ap-, pointed delegate in place of Miss Gow, who is removing to , Christchurch. Amendments to the constitution carried; at this-year’s conference and a number of new standing orders were discussed. Suggested amendments to_ the Child Welfare Act were then considered. One of these is that “Child” within the meaning of the Act be defined to mean a young person under tlio age of seventeen instead of sixteen as at present. Members were reminded of the sale of work in aid of the funds of the council, .which is to-be held-'next February. •