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Evening Star, Issue 20672, 20 December 1930, Page 19

AMUSEMENTS. SURPRISE AND DELIGHT OF PATRONS LAST NIGHT! Tremendous Success of an Unrivalled Show I SEND' THE KIDDIES TO SEE SILTZI GREEN, 511TZ[ GREEN, 511TZI GREEN, i MITZI GREEN, I SIITZI GREEN, 5! ITZI GREEN, MITZI GREEN, MITZI GREEN, The Wonder Child Whom Everyone Adores! At the EMPIRE de luxe (Phones 12-432 and 12-435). Orchestral Matinee, 2.15. Evening Session De Luxe, 8.0. The Surprise and' Delight of the Season, The New CLARA BOW, CLARA BOW, CLARA BOW, CLARA-BOW, In the Big Hit of Her Life— The Gayest of All Talking Comedy. Romances A Paramount Picture Without a Peer! ‘LOVE AMONG THE MILLIONAIRES.* ‘LOVE AMONG 'THE MILLIONAIRES.*‘LOVE AMONG THE MILLIONAIRES.*- ‘ LOVE AMONG THE MILLIONAIRES. ‘LOVE AMONG THE SIILLIONAIRES.* ‘LOVE ASIONG THE MILLIONAIRES.* ‘LOVE AMONG THE MILLIONAIRES.' ‘LOVE AMONG THE MILLIONAIRES.* ‘LOVE AMONG THE SIILLIONAIRES.* ‘LOVE AMONG THE MILLIONAIRES,* , Perfectly played by a wonder cast, . including SIITZI GREEN. MITZI GREEN. SIITZI GREEN. SIITZI GREEN. SIITZI GREEN. SIITZI GREEN. MITZI GREEN, MITZI GREEN. The Cleverest Juvenile Actor-Singer irt Talkies will amaze you with her acting in a wonderful part. Then There Are: STANLEY SMITH. STUART ERWIN* SHEETS GALLAGHER, CHARLES SELLIN, CLAUDE KING, BARBARA BENNETT. Also, A Supporting Programme. Second to None, Including. Community Singing Cartoon, • ‘THE STEIN SONG.’ ■THE STEIN SONG.’ , Leader, RUDY VALEE. Come and sing and make the rafters ring. THE CONCERT ORCHESTRA (M. De Rose, Mus. Dir.), Box Plans at THE BRISTOL and at thei THEATRE. Phones 12432 and 12-433. FRIDAY NEXT! FRIDAY NEXT! FRIDAY NEXT! GRAND XSIAS ATTRACTION. ' *GRAND XMAS ATTRACTION. The Titan Gods of Mirth Will Hurl Mighty, Bolts of Laughter! The Mad Wags of ‘ Rio Rita,’Bert Robert WHEELER WOOLSEY, WHEELER and WOOLSEY, WHEELER WOOLSEY, Will Run Wild In . * THE CUCKOOS.’ ‘THE CUCKOOS,’ * THE CUCKOOS,’ ‘ THE CUCKOOS,’ ‘THE CUCKOOS,’ World’s Greatest Comedy Team tops its' work in ‘ Rio Rita ’ with the dizziest concoction of riotous fun the screen has ever known! ST. HILDA BAND. Conductor, JAS. DIXON, Esq. ST. HILDA BEACH, ■. SUNDAY, . AFTERNOON and EVENING, AFTERNOON and EVENING. AFTERNOON and EVENING. Special Programmes, Including XMAS HYMNS AND CAROLS. Come and hear this popular hand. - A. G. HOSIER, . , Secretary.TRAMWAYS BAND ' will play ’at th«i TAIEEI AERODROME on SUNDAY, 21st December. Corporation Buses will leave the old ‘ Star ’ Office, Bond street, at 2.10 p.m. Fare 4s Id return. Seats may be booked at Tramways Office. Phono 13-826.

AMUSEMENTS. ! I ! HEY FOR THE FUN! ;! ! .! ‘ SPUING IS HERE.’ '. Come aud Get Your Share! THE LAUGHING SHOW YOU HAVE WAITED FOR. Ideal Family Entertainment. piIINCESS TII EAT R E (Where You Hear the Talkies Best). 2.15 TWICE DAILY 8 p.m. FOR FOUR DAYS ONLY. Sir Benjamin anjl Mr John Fuller Present FIRST NATIONAL VITAPHONE’S G -E-E-A-T C-A-R-N-I-V-A-L Of HILARIOUS COMEDY, , The Supreme and Incomparable Screen Entertainment, ‘ SPRING IS HERE,’ ‘ SPRING IS HERE,’ ‘ SPRING ‘ SPRING ‘ SPRING ‘ SPRING ‘ SPRING ‘ SPRING ‘ SPRING ‘ SPRING ‘ SPRING ‘ SPRING IS HERE.’ IS HERE,’ IS HERE,’ IS HERE,’ , IS HERE, - IS HERE,’ IS HERE,’ IS HERE,’ IS HERE,’ IS HERE,’ ‘ SPRING IS HERB,’ ‘ SPRING IS HERE,’ THE BIG JOY THRILL OF 1930. Three Great Romances Interwoven Into the Cleverest Musical Comedy of the Talking Screen. 8 — SCREEN FAVOURITES 8. FORD STERLING, LOUISE FAZENDA, ALEXANDER GRAY, BERNICE CLAIRE. LAWRENCE GRAY, INEZ COURTNEY, Frank Albertson, Gretchen Thomas, Natalie Moorhead, In A BLAZE OF GLORIOUS COMEDY. A BLAZE OF GLORIOUS COMEDY. Our Supports are all good. MAX SCHMELLING, The Heavy-weight Champion of the World, in Action. THE GREAT ENGLISH DERBY, Best Motion Picture of this Race Ever Filmed. ‘LAMB CHOPS,’ A Rip-roaring Comedy. Book at HALL’S FRUIT SHOP. Theatre Tel. 13-702. COMING FRIDAY (BOXING DAY), FULLER’S COLOSSAL CHRISTMAS ATTRACTION. A British Dominion Triumph. ART SPEAKS ALL LANGUAGES. The Picture wo are presenting is British, but wo do not stress that point. Wc place it before you in open competition as The World's Best DETECTIVE TALKING TRIUMPH. A. E. W. MASON’S BEST BOOK, A. E. W. MASON’S BEST BOOK, ‘HOUSE OF THE ARROW.’ ‘HOUSE OF THE ARROW.’ MASON’S THRILLING PLAY Interpreted by the ORIGINAL LONDON STAGE CAST. Lifted bodily from LONDON TO HIGH STREET, With DENNIS NEILSON TERRY; One of England’s great living actors in his tremendously convincing portrayal of HENAUD, the FAMOUS CRIMINOLOGICAL BRAIN CHILD OP A. E. W. MASON. LADY LEAD BENITA HUME. And the ORIGINAL CAST. Better make your Reservations early, as there is sure to be a rush for seats. Box Plans at BRISTOL. ST. CLAIR HOT SALT WATER CURATIVE BATHS and Massage for Rheumatism, Neuritis, Sciatica, Lumbago, etc.— Phone 23-668; .open daily from 6 a.m.; registered masseurs in attendance.

SPORTING. DUNEDIN JOCKEY C L II 13. 11ACES AT WINGATUI. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, DECEMBER 26th and 27tli. First Race at 12 noon. Last Race at 4.35 p.m. ADMISSION: Outside Stand, Is 6d; Lawn, 7s 6d; Ladies, 2s 6d; Non-members’ Motors, 2s 6d, Lawn Tickets and Ladies’ Tickets obtainable at jacobs’s, Railway Station, and Club’s Office. On production of “Admit to Course ” portion of Railway Ticket, Railway Passengers on Special Trains will be charged 6s to Lawn. Special Trains from Dunedin at short intervals, from 10.30 a.m. to 11.45 p.ni.;' also Ordinary Trains at 9.20 a.m., 10.15 a.m., and 11.21 a.m. On Saturday there are also Ordinary Trains at 12.15 p.m., and 12.45 p.m. L. G. HILL, -Secretary* LOST AND FOUND. I', OST, vicinity Octagon, last Tuesday, U SMALL STRING OF PEARLS. 10s reward on returning to ! THE PUBLISHER, ‘ Star * Office. LOST, String Heavy Pearls, King Edward, Egliuton, and Ken mure roads, Tuesday night; reward.—Phone 12-64 d. LOST, Thursday, Boy’s Brown Overcoat, between , Highgatc and Prestwick street. Reward returning 7 Prestwick street. • LOST, by Working Man’s Wile, Parcel containing underc'othing, vicinity Stuart or Moray place.—Bß, ‘ Star' Office. T OST. between Mechanic street, N.8.V., .I_i Frame street, Boy’s Xmas Savings.— Please leave at Dairy, Islington street. LOST, Saturday, December 13th, Riding Whip, between Portobello and Dunedin; reward. —Phone* 10-114. LOST, in city, Thursday afternoon. Two .Apprenticeship Forms.—Finder please,, return to Austin Motors (Otago) Ltd., Princes street. LOST, from Moana crescent, a Brown Scotch Terrier Slut.—Finder please ring phone 22-787; Vincent County collar on. LOST', Gent's Silver Watch, between Hume Pipe Works and Fertilising Works, Ravensbourno. —Apply 101 Main road, Ravensbournc. TT OST, between City Hotel and Nor--1-1 manby, Parcel; baby’s bonnets apd shoes; reward. — Elite Tea Rooms. P~ORT~CHALMERS.— Lost/ Lady’s plain Gold Wrist Watch; reward.—Watch, ’ Star,’ Port Chalmers. ■ LOST, 1 Pair Brown Overalls this morning; reward.—Please return ,to Do Luxe Service Station. LOST, Scythe Handle.—Finder please communicate with Box 10, Broekville. . 1 BOUND, a Gold Wristlet Waich.—Ap- . ply 141 St, David street, between 7 and 9 p.m. LOST AND FOUND. FOUND, Waitati, Flat-bottom Boat.— Owner can have same by paying salvage. —Address No.■ 993, ‘Star’ Office. ,-IWOUND, Purse of money.—Description JD to No. 179, ‘Star’; owner refund cose advert. LOST, a good night’s Sleep, but Found after having Chimney Swept by Otago Window Cleaning Co.; 13-250, ' LOST. Smoky Chimneys; Dunedin Window Cleaning Co. are the best and cheapest sweeps. —Phone 10-493, private 13-718. , ■ . ■ FOUND.— Christmas Sale: Signet Rings, 9d 6d up; free initials; order now.—* F. Hhnmel, 227 George street. FOUND. —Cigarette Cases, Pocket Books, Ash. Trays, Bags in all colours and shapes.—F. Himmcli, George street. FOUND.— Half-dozen Spoons given will(' Engagement and Wedding Rings.—F* Himmel. 227 George street. ' I BOUND.—Goods sent to -country custom. 1 ers on . receipt of postal notes.—F, Himrncl, 227 George .street. . . ' lOST, memories of a perfectly good i holiday,, it you go without, a Camera; you will have ' FOUND holiday happiness with a Kodak; sec "Neills before you go; cash or easy terms. NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. ORDERS BY TELEPHONE. TB XPERIENCE has shown that in the use of the TELEPHONE ERRORS EASILY OCCUR in and in the Names of Persons, although the message! are read back to the sender, and occasionally there are Misconceptions in Instruolion*. ADVERTISERS ARE REQUESTED TO : WRITE.THEIR ANNOUNCEMENTS. , And Not to Triisf to a Telephone Message, at we cannot hold ourselves responsible if , errors * occur*