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Evening Star, Issue 19779, 1 February 1928, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. FULLERS’ pRIN CESS THE A T R E Direction John Fuller and Sons. Ltd. TO-NIGHT, 8. TO-NIGHT, 8. JOVIAL, WITTY, MELODIOUS Is the FULLERS’ FOLLIES’ TENTH PROGRAMME. TENTH PROGRAMME. EVERYTHING ENTIRELY NEW. And includes the following CURES FOR THE BLUBS ‘ IMPOSSIBLE HOMICIDES,' •THE DANCING DRAMA,' ■I'LL TAKE HER BACK,' •THE RIDDLE,' 'DON’T GIVE IT AWAY,’ And the Roof-raising Finale, ■THEIR FIRST CLIENT.’ 15 OTHER JOYOUS ITEMS. A SHOW OF SPEED. SPICE. AND SPARKLE, And the Irresistible Comedian, STUD FOLEY. ■ Produced by ERIC MASTERS. Prices: D.C. and Stalls, 2s 6d (plus tai and booking fee); Back Stalls, Is 6d; Upper Circle, Is. Bos Plans at THE BRISTOL till 5 p.m.; later at JACOBS'S, Tobacconist. Theatre tel. 13-702. D. W. GRIFFITH PRODUCTION TO-NIGHT, at 8, RO SL Y N THEA 1R B. The Glorification of a Woman's Eternal Love. ‘THE WHITE ROSE ’ That turned crimson ‘THE WHITE ROSE ’ —and then white—a ‘THE WHITE ROSE’picture as big as love ‘THE WHITE ROSE’ —as big as joy—big ‘THE WHITE ROSE’ as ennobling tears. A True Story of Real Life. You'll Thrill, Surge, Sigh. BOTANICAL GARDENS, TO-NIGHT, at 8, GRAND CONCERT BY TEAM WAYS BAALS, Assisted by Misses Hayden, Agnew, Wheeler, and Finchain, Highland Dancers. The Band Programme will include ilio Two Contest Selections and Contest March. The TRAMWAYS JUVENILE BAND will Play the Hymn ‘Eventide,’ ’Exercises in Scale of C,’ ‘Shower of Pricats’ (from ‘ Spohr ’). Conic and hear what the boys can do with only live months’ tuition. This will be the FINAL CONCERT in the Botanic*! Gardens by the Band before leaving for the contest. Collection in aid of Contest Fund. The Band Plays at St. Clair Beach SUNDAY, at 3 p.m., and Macandrew’s Bay at 8 p.m. A. B. GOULD, C. T. MORGAN, Conductors. W. BELCHER, Hon. Sec. DON'T FORGET PALAIS D E DAN CE, EMBASSY SALON, MORAY PLACE, WEDNESDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY Ist. WEDNESDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY Ist. WEDNESDAY NEXT. FEBRUARY Ist. Dancing 8 p.m. to i a.m. Streamers. Balloons, and Spotlight Effects, Lucky Spot Dances, Good Prizes. PICCADILLY FULL DANCE BAND. Admission. 2s 6d each. Supper provided. NOTE.—GoId Band Taxis in Attendance after 11 o'clock ‘WHO TOOK ME HOME LAST NIGHT-" Great Comedy One-step. Latest Dancing Hit in England. Chorus; Who took me home lost night ? Who took me home Inst night? I'd had a few, 1 know—nine or ten or so. I remember all the people saying “ Cheerio.' Then came n long, long blank—l faded away all right. I know I heard (hem bellow He’s a jolly good fellow; But who took me home last night? Conlans ukulele accompaniment and tonic sol-fa. Price, only Is per copy. rpBRRY’S MUcIC STORES, JL. DUNEDIN. PROFESSIONAL, IHARLES DENTAL E. CLARK SURGEON. E, NEXT OCTAGON PICTURES. Evening Appointments, 7-8.30, may be mado for Fillings and Painless Extractions. PICNICS. HOGG AND CO., LTD. Employees’ annual picnic, at EVANSDALE, SATURDAY. 4tli FEBRUARY. 1923. Hot wafer, tea, milk, and sugar provided. Toys for the children, lollies and fruit. GOOD SPORTS PROGRAMME. Train leaves Dunedin 8,50 a.m., returning Evansdale 6 p.m. Adults, 2s 6d; Children, Is. A, BAKER, Secretary. PREMISES CLOSED ON ABOVE DATE. ■OORT CHALMERS WATERSIDE 1 WORKERS’ ANNUAL PICNIC, W.UKOUAITI, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4. Train leaves Port Chalmers (Upper) at 7.55 a.m. Tea, Milk, Sugar, mi?. Hot Water Supplied Free. A BEAUTIFUL OUTING. Toys Free to Small Children. GOOD SPORTS PROGRAMME. Tickets (Adults), 2s 6d; Children’s Tickets, Is, W. MATSON, Secretary. MEETINGS. "PKITTSH Israel Association—This MeetJL> ing, to be held in Y.M.C.A. Rooms, THURSDAY, February 2nd, 7.30 p.m Speaker, Mr W. Barnes. All welcome. HELEN NEWEY, Hon. Sec. TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION. WANTED.— Wave-setting Combs just landed; splendid value, Is pair.—At Hendy’s Hairdressing- Rooms; inspection invited. __________________ W” ANTED.— Efficient service is a feature of Hcndy's Hairdressing Rooms; Shampooing, Shingling, Massaging, Tinting, Water, Marcel, and Permanent Waving" by experts; appointments booked. —’Phone 10-902. TO LET, splendid Shop, double window; best part George street; reasonable rent; vacant. —Park, Reynolds, Ltd. 345 f»A rf Saved,on your Player Piano; owner 3ktrO (no further use) will sell famous Barnard costly rosewood model for £l3O. Apply P.O. Box 22, Dunedin. ~£» 4 a —Piano, high-grade, overstrung, dt'dri ivory keyboard: suit musical student. Also Estey Organ, as new; £25 or offer.—Howell, 14 Upper Hanover etreet. (HE ‘EVENING STAR' is the Best Medium tor Advertising HOUSES TO LET, HOUSES FOR SALE, SECTIONS FOR SALE, DAIRY FARMS FOR SALE, BOARD AND RESIDENCE. WANTED EMPLOYMENT