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Evening Star, Issue 20254, 15 August 1929, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. FINAL SCREENING TO-NIGHT. AT 7.45, OP * LOVE NEVER DIES,’— ‘LOVE NEVER DIES,’ ‘LOVE NEVER DIES,’ At the EMpI II E THEA TE E HE LIT S B SEE : And —HEAR! ANOTHER OUTSTANDING PROGRAMME COMMENCING TO-MORROW. AFTERNOON ORGAN SESSION, 2.15. EVENING SESSION I)E LUXE, 7.45, 4 A Tense Drama so Simple and Intimate you could swear it happened to yourself—-so Powerful it’s sure to Thrill you—so 'Tender it will make you ’"cry—so Human it will make you Roar with Laughter. ‘My Man’ is hound to gel you. WARNER BROS. PRESENT THE TALKING, SINGING, AND SOUND VITAPHONE PRODUCTION, ‘MV MAN,’•MV MAN,’‘Ml MAN,’‘Ml MAN,’MV MAN,’- -‘ MY MAN.’ ■ MV MAN,’ -‘ Ml MAN,’ -‘ Ml MAN,’ MV MAN,’ FEATURING THE WORLD'S GREATEST COMEDIENNE, FANNIE BRICE, .FANNIE BRICE. FANNIE BRICE. FANNIE BRICK. FANNIE BRICE FANNIE BRICE. FANNIE BRICE. FANNIE BRICK. FANNIE BRICE. FANNIE BRICK. FANNIE BRICK. FANNIE BRICE. IN NOW yo»i- can sec and HEAR the .Internationally Famous Musical _ Comedy Star—Fannie Brice —singing, dancing, and talking on the screen before you. Her antics will make you roar, her songs will make you cry. SEE and HEAR! an EXCELLENT SUPPORTING PROGRAMME of VITAPHONE ALL-TALKIE SHORT SUBJECTS, including; CLYDE COOK In ‘ LUCKY IN LOVE,’ An Excellent All-Talkie Comedy! WARING’S PENNSYLVANIAN'S, The Noted Jazz Orchestra, ! And LINA EASQUETTE, Supported by a Cast of 50 FEATURED PLAYERS, In ‘VISIONS OP SPAIN.’ELSIE JANIS, The Famous Comedienne. ADDITION ONE OF THE FAMOUS MUSIC MASTER SERIES, THE LIFE AND WORKS OF “ BIZET.” “BIZET.” “BIZET.” “BIZET.” “BIZET.” “BIZET.” “BIZET.” “BIZET.” AND OUR MUSICAL PROGRAMME DE LUXE. Leslie’ v, harvey the concert orchestra, At the • And Under the Direction of MIGHTY CHRISTIE ORGAN. M. Do Rose, Mus. .Bac. Heavy Bookings are anticipated for this Monster Programme, and Intending Patrons will he well advised in Securing then - Reservations Early. Box Plans Now Open at the Theatre, also at The Bristol Piano Co. Theatre Phones 12-432 and 12-433, ANDThe Greatest of thorn ail is ‘ THE SHOWBOAT.’ FOOTBA-L. II TJ G BY F 0 0 T B A L L. CARISBROOK GROUND. SATURDAY, AUGUST 17th. REPRESENTATIVE MATCH. OTAGO v. SOUTHLAND. Kick-off, 3 p.m. Curtain-raiser; 3rd Grade Match. ALHAMBRA A v. UNIVERSITY E. Kick-off, 1.50 p.m. EXCITEMENT AGAIN RUNNING HIGH. ANOTHER RUSH FOR RESERVED SEATS ANTICIPATED. BOOK EARLY AND SAVE DISAPPOINTMENT. BOX PLAN OPEN AT THE BRISTOL TO-DAY. DON’T DELAY-BOOK NOW. ADMISSION.--Ground —Adults, Is; Children, 6d; Stand Is extra. Reserved Seats, admitting to Ground and Stand,' and including' tax, 3s 3d. Plan Closes at 11.30 on Saturday. Official Guides on Sale at Utago Sports Depot, S. Jacobs’s, and at Carisbiook. Ex-Reps.’ Enclosure Tickets obtainable from E. S WILSON, Sec,, O.R.F.U.

FO** SALE. ff»|A(T>pr —Anderson’s Bay: Bcautifu. cfe JL new Rungalow, 4 rooms and kitchenette, electric light, gas for cooking; very artistically decorated, with cellar suit aide for workshop; very large section, lying well to the siln. /Flic view from the property is unsurpassed in Dunedin. This is not, the usual bungalow, built to sell, hut is well finished, with picked timber. There is groat value here. •t 4 ( or Near Offer Considered). — cw tit* Mornington (near ear): Six Rooms, with conveniences; house wants Hinovating; with large section, nearly \ an acre. One section could be sold without spoiling the rest. A good chance for a speculator here. 1 (H|7? lonl i ,,^0,1: r NCW BH< * cw •»- " Bungalow’, 5 rooms and kitchenette, with all conveniences. This property commands a very fine view, and must he sold owing to owner having left Dunedin. If (hero is nothing here that appeals to you, we have a very long list of properties in all parts of Dunedin,- of which we will ho pleased to give you particulars if you call; and wo will not thiiilr it a trouble to show you any that you are interested in. w. r. mtadden; 109 Princes street. Phone 13-461. N.E. VALLEY. £IOSO. GOVERNMENT LOAN. SOLIDLY-BUILT RESIDENCE, 7 ROOMS ALL IN PERFECT ORDER. E. 1., h. and c. water, bathroom, porcelain enamel bath, basin, built-in wardrobes, cupboards, etc; panelled kitchen; gas griller;' washhouse, cic., all under one roof. SUNNY POSITION, NICELY LAID OUT. PARK, REtKOLDS, LTD. 7806

£675. N.E. VALLEY'. GOOD SOUND HOUSE, 4 rooms and scullery, 0.1., . h.. and c., bathroom, washhouse,'etc. All nicely papered and painted; very good section, 16 poles, level. EASY FINANCE CAN BE ARRANGED HERE. PARK, REYNOLDS, LTD. 7736 3 DOR SALE,’ magnificent Cheney Gramophone, mahogany, Georgian model; cost. £65; price, for quick sale, £3s.—Reply No. 761, Star.’ £» Deposit—Abbotsford: 5 Rooms, cfcwU hot, bath, electric, good appearance, perfect order, full {-acre; choicest position, nice garden, close station; balance £6BO as rent; see us. —Tamblyn, Rhodes. 12 Princes street. £SO moderr to town; mediately, street. Deposit.—Choice. Semi-bungalow, 5 rooms, Maori Hill, everything i; balance £1,020 as rent; easy walk unique opportunity; sec us ini--Tamblyn, Rhodes, 42 Princes j«|rr\ Deposit.—s Rodins, bay window, verandah, thoroughly sound, good order, near Forbury corner, choice section balance £575 as rent; great bargain; wc thoroughly recom mend _ this property.— Tamblyn, Rhodes, 42 Princes street. FOR SALE, 3ft 6in S'-acklock Range, in good order—Apply George Dunn, 3-h, York place ' BACK to the Laud.”—Keep cow, fowls, ducks, pigs, bees, rabbits; 5 acres freehold, with buildings, £650, private sale; would Exchange for suburban or city Property about, similar value.—Terms 784, ‘iSiar’ Office.