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Evening Star, Issue 20388, 21 January 1930, Page 11

, AMUSEMENTS. Q OTAGON THEATRE TWO LAUGHTER SESSIONS DAILY. Afternoon. 2.15. Evening, 7.45. Tickle Your Laugh Glands at ■ WHY LEAVE HOME?' ~ ‘WHY LEAVE HOME?’ 'WHY LEAVE HOME?' Fox Movietone, All-Singmg-Dancing-Laughing Screen Version of • CRADLE SNATCHERS.’ 'CRADLE SNATCHERS.’ Catchy Songs Snappy Dances Rib-Tickling Comedy! A SIDE-SPLITTING BIOT OF HILARIOUS YOUTH. A Million Laughs Set to Music and Steps. With WALTER CATLETT, SUE CAROL, DAVID ROLLINS. In Addition; OCTAGON SHORT FEATURBTTES. " A Show in Themselves!” FOX MOVIETONE NEWS. ‘THE INTERVIEW.’ ’ A DOG’S PAL ' (A Comedy Riot). •ROAD TO THE YUKON.’ BOX PLAN AT THE THEATRE. Telephone 13-091. FULLERS’ PRINCESS THEATRE Proprietors: Sir Benjamin and Mr John Fuller. KING LAUGHTER RULES. BAROMETER OF JOY RISES. Such a Tumult of Applause has never been heard in a Dunedin Theatre as last night. TO-NIGHT, At 8, TO-NIGHT, And Four Following Nights. ABSOLUTELY LAST WEEK. Sir Benjamin and Mr John Fuller Present Their American and English Comedy Company, with MISS LEONA HOGARTH, The Ideal of Playgoers, in the Famous Comedy in Three Acts, ‘SIX CYLINDER LOVE,’ ‘SIX CYLINDER LOVE,’ ‘SIX CYLINDER LOVE,’ ‘ SIX CYLINDER LOVE,’ ‘ SIX CYLINDER LOVE,’ A Story of Romance, Motor Cars, and Domesticity. CAST OF CHARACTERS. Richard Burton WYRLEY BIRCH Geraldine Burton Mary Curtain Phyllis Burton Molly Raynor Harold Winston John Warwick Bertram Rogers Compton Coutts Tom Johnson Norman Scurr Margaret Rogers Eve Dawncy Gilbert Sterling LEONARD DOYLE Marilyn Sterling LEONA HOGARTH William Donroy Norman Wister Goo. Stapleton Reginald Roberts Mary Lucile Lisle Play Produced by WYRLEY BIRCH. Stage Director Reginald Roberts Prices: 3s, 2s, Is (Res. 4s). All taxable prices plus tax. Box Plans at THE BRISTOL till 5.30; after at HALL’S FRUIT SHOP. Theatre Tel. 13-702.

Harrow’s aflicient smithy, which has stood in Station road for over 300 years, and was always an object of curiosity in a busy street, is to be removed and shops built on the frontage.