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amusements. ELECTION RESULTS SCREENED TO-MORROW NIGHT. JJING EDWARD THEATRE TO-NIGHT—?.3O—TO-NIGHT, And jjjYEKYBODY’S “Where the Good Programmes Are!” Direction Fullor-Hayward Theatres. 2.15 p.m.—TWICE DAILY-7.45 p.ra. Another Sparkling Up-to-tho-Minute Fox Comedy, LOIS MOHAN and NEIL HAMILTON LOIS MORAN and NEIL HAMILTON LOIS MOHAN and NEIL HAMILTON In • uOIs’T- MARRY!’ < DON'T MARRY!’ < DON’T MARRY! ’ ■ DON’T MA RRY!’ • DON’T MARRY!’ •DON’T MARRY!’ •DON’T MARRY!' • DON’T MARRY 1’ 1 DON’T MARRY!’ • DON’T MARRY 1’ And MONTE BLUE and BETTY BRONSON MONTE BLUE ami BETTY BRONSON In a Thrilling Drama of the Underworld. ‘BRASS KNUCKLES.’ ‘BRASS KNUCKLES.’ ‘BRASS KNUCKLES.' ‘ BRASS KNUCKLES. Box Plans at The Bristol, or phone 10-591. Book your seats. GOOD NEWS FOR ALL! Greater Than All Political News I CHARLIE MURRAY CHARLIE MURRAY CHARLIE MURRAY CHARLIE MURRAY (Who has pledged nimself to the Laughter Party), , Arrives in Dunedin FRIDAY NEXT! In Filmdmr's Funniest Farce, 'FLYING ROMEOS.’ ‘FLYING ROMEOS.* ‘FLAINt ROMEOS.’ ‘FLYING ROMEOS.’ A non-stop flight oi tun that will set longdistance laugh records. Two Flying Romeos trying to Out-Lindy Lindbergh to win the village Juliet: The screen’s greatest laugh-getters will cairy you to the highest point of rollicking entertainment! FURTHER GOOD NEWS! TO-MORROW NIGHT, Election Night, we will Announce all Election Results. EMPIRE THEATRE ■

DUNEDIN CHOIUL SOCIETY. DUNEDIN CHORAL SOCIETY. 'CARMEN; ‘CARMEN,’ ‘CARMEN’ Bizet’s Concert Version. •CARMEN' • carmen; ‘o ARMEN,’ JJ I S SI AJ E STY’ S THEAT 11 E. Proprietors: Sir Benjamin and Mr John Fuller. TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY), At 8 o'clock. SOLOISTS: Soprano, Miss HELEN GARD’NER. Mezzo-soprano, Miss MINA CALDOW (Presli from Loudon Successes). (Auckland). Tenor, Mr W. HARRISON. Bass, Mr HOWARD FOSTER. D.C. or 0.5., 3s 3d; Back Stalls, 2s »d, Ins free; Pit, 2s (at, door only). Booking at BRISTOL at 9 a.m. (6d). Come and hear Ibis line work and forget the Elections for a night. DUNEDIN CHORAL SOCIETY.' C. A. ELSEY, Secretary.

FINE ARTS EXHIBITION, PIONEERS' HALE (Old Art Gallery), CUMBERLAND STREET. TITHE DUNEDIN PUBLIC ART GALJL EERY SOCIETY’S ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF PICTURES AND ART CRAFTS WORK will bo open daily from SATURDAY, November lOfcli. Hours: 11 a.m. till 5.30 p.m.; evening, 7.30 till 9.30. Admission, Is. Art Union Tickets, Is. TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION, WANTED, Traveller, wines and spirits, general merchandise; copies testimonials only.—Apply P.O. Box 515, Dunedin. WANTED To Rent, a small Plainlyfurnished Cottage, from December 20th to end of January, near Dunedin; Roslyn or Kaikorai preferred.—Reply to Cottage, ‘ Ensign ’ Office, Gore, Southland. WANTED To Buy, modern Iron-frame Piano.—Send particulars and lowest cash price to 134, ‘Star.’