E V E 11 T B 0 D Y’S “ Where the Good Programmes Are.” (A Fuller-Hayward Theatre.) 2.15 p.m.— TWICE DAILY-7.45. A POWERFUL DOMESTIC DRAMA AND AN INTENSELY MOVING LOVE STORY, PLAYED IN THE PEACEFUL ATMOSPHERE OF AN ENGLISH COUNTRYSIDE BRITISH INTERNATIONAL FILMS PRESENTEVE GRAY EVE GRAY • EVE GRAY • EVE GRAY EVE GRAY ■ EVE GRAYEVE GRAY EVE GRAY EVE GRAY EVE GRAY IN ‘THE SILVER LINING,’ ‘THE SILVER LINING,’ ‘THE SILVER LINING,’ ‘-THE SILVER LINING,’ ‘ THE SILVER LINING,’ ‘THE SILVER LINING,’ ‘THE SILVER LINING,’ ‘THE SILVER LINING,’ ‘THE SILVER LINING,’ AND JACK PERRIN and BARBARA WORTH, And “REX,” THE WONDER HORSE. And “REX,” THE WONDER HORSE. And “REX.” THE WONDER HORSE, And “REX,” THE WONDER HORSE, And, “REX.” THE WONDER HORSE, — l —ln ‘ PLUNGING HOOFS,’ ‘ PLUNGING HOOFS,’ ‘ PLUNGING HOOFS,’ ‘ PLUNGING HOOFS,’ ‘PLUNGING HOOFS,’ ‘PLUNGING HOOFS,’ ‘PLUNGING HOOFS,’ ‘ PLUNGING HOOFS.’ And the Fifth Episode of ‘THE COLLEGIANS.’ ‘THE COLLEGIANS.’ ‘THE COLLEGIANS.’ ‘THE COLLEGIANS.’ , Box Plans at The Bristol. LECTURES. ‘M c W.E.A. DRAMA CLASS. ODERN WATER COLOUR TURES,’ An Illustrated Lecture by Mr R. DON, At the University, on SATURDAY’, August, at 8 p.m. All interested invited to attend. LLOYD ROSS, Tutor, 112 Signal Hill road PIC17th DANCING. Wembley Club. Wembley Club. Wembley Club. Wembley Club. Wembley Club. Wembley Club. Wembley Club. Wembley Club. •Wembley Club. Wembley Club. mO-MORROW NIGHT, X O-MORROW NIGHT, 7.30 till Midnight. Old and New Dances. Four Bands Four Bands (Sports, Dagg’s, Gordon’s, Kenz Orpheans). ' Supper Provided. Admission, 2s 6d. DEMONSTRATION OF QUICKSTEP AND BALLROOM ’VARSITY DRAG By Miss AGNES DUNCAN and Mr KEVIN DUN (Of the Phyllis Bates Studio). Mr DUN is a well-known professional dancer, just arrived from England. He will give instruction in these dances at
WEMBLEY between 7 and 8 p.m. on SATURDAYS, commencing Saturday, 24th. Admission, Is,
EDUCATIONAL. BROWN’S College.—loo successes 1929; Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping speedily mastered; individual tuition; day, evening; railway concessions. RS CHIRNSIDE. Teacher Dressmakmg, 3rd floor Queen’s Buildings, Princes street; day and evening classes; patterns ot material cut for home dressmaking.—Telephone .13-112. ROSSBOTH A M’S College. —Bookkeeping, Shorthand. Typewriting; rapid methods, prompt results; country students’, rrilway fare reductions. Phone 10-736, WANTED, Pupils for Banjo, Mandolin. —No. 567 Cumberland street. HOLIDAY RESORTS. GROWN HILL FARM, Windsor, has Vacancies for families during term holidays.—Particulars ■ M'Cowan's Private Bag, Oamani.
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Evening Star, Issue 20255, 16 August 1929, Page 11
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