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Evening Star, Issue 20688, 10 January 1931, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS. HOORAY! HOORAY! HOORAY! THREE We’ve gone British again. CHEERS Foi the RED WHITE - AND BLUE. ANOTHER BRITISH TRIUMPH ANOTHER BRITISH TRIUMPH At THE REGENT The Choice of the Public. Daily at 2.15 p.m. and 7.55 p.m. Special Note: Evening Performances 5 mins, earlier this week. Full Blooded Success At Full Blooded Success both Fuyll Blooded Success performances Full Blooded Success yesterday Of THE. THE THE THE THE THE THE • THE THE SQUEAKER. SQUEAKER. SQUEAKER. SQUEAKER. SQUEAKER. SQUEAKER. SQUEAKER. SQUEAKER. SQUEAKER. SQUEAKER. A success equally as big was made by our Supports, including— STRICTLY STRICTLY STRICTLY STRICTLY STRICTLY (Adult UNCONVENTIONAL.' UNCONVENTIONAL.* UNCONVENTIONAL.’ UNCONVENTIONAL.' UNCONVENTIONAL ' Recommendation.) • Strictly Unconventional ‘ is the screen adaptation of Somerset Maugham s _ brilliant satirical play. THE CIRCLE. It literally reaches the height of brilliant, dialogue, and contains uproan* 3 ous, sophisticated comedy. NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR BOOKING For this Delightful Programme. Box Offices at “The Theatre” (Phono 12-512) and at “The Bristol.” . REGENT The Choice of the Public. OUTRAM AND ORIGINAL • WEST TAIERI SCHOOL EX-PUPILS' ASSOCIATION. FRIDAY, 23rd JANUARY. At 2 p.m.—Unveiling of Dus and Honour Boards in Outram School. At 7.30 p.m.—Reunion Social and Dance in Oddfellows’ Hall, Outram. A. BLAIR, A. J, STEWART, Joint Secretaries. ST. CLAIR HOT SALT WATER CURATIVE BATHS and Massage for Rheumatism, Neuritis, Sciatica. Lumbago, etc.— Phone 25-668; open daily from 6 a.m.; registered masseurs in attendance. MOTOR SERVICES. CORPORATION BUSES leave Town Hall, Octagon, on the following OBSERVATION TOURS: DAILY: ROUND OTAGO PENINSULA, 2.15 p.m. Faro, sb, including a Dainty Afternoon Tea at Portobello. IN AND AROUND DUNEDIN, 2.15 p.m. Fare, ss. SATURDAY’S AND SUNDAYS: WHARB FLAT, AERODROME, AND AND TAIERI PLAINS, 2.15 p.m. Fare, ss. WEDNESDAYS AND SUNDAYS: WAIPORI, 9.50 a.m. Fare, 10s. SUNDAYS: leave Old ‘Star’ Office, Bond street, for BRIGHTON at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Fare, 4s return, 2s 6d single. Visitors should not fail to take these trips. Seats can be booked at the Tramway Office or Tourist Bureau for all trips. Phone No. 13-926. DANCING. ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY! THE DANCE EVENT OF 1931. THE DANCE EVENT OP 1931. In Aid of. Contest Fund for DUNEDIN TRAMWAYS BAND. GRAND EXTENDED DANCE GRAND EXTENDED DANCE (Flannels; but this is optional), CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL, NEXT THURSDAY. Old and New Dances, Old and New Dances. Novel lighting effects, Lucky Spot Prizes, Etc. Music by the >no and Only AMBASSADORS’ BAND OF EIGHT. AMBASSADORS’ BAND OF EIGHT. Double Tickets. ss; Gents, 3s; Ladies, 2s 6d, JjURLY SETTLERS’ HALL PIONEERS’ HALL, TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! AND Wembley Clue. Wembley Club. Wembley Club. Wembley Club. Wembley Club. Wembley Club. Wembley Club. Wembley Club. Wembley Club. Wembley Club. TWO HALLS. TWO HALLS. Dancing, 7.30 till 12. Old and New Dances. Two Bands. Two Bands. Sports Orchestra. Dagg’a Dance Band. Admission, 2s 6d. Supper Provided. (TV A N 0 I N G, DANCING, J J ARTHUR STREET SCHOOL HALL (BROWN'S DANCE ASSEMBLY). EVERY MONDAY NIGHT, 8 to IJ. Old and New Dances. Continuous Music by the Broadway Dance j Band. Is—Admission—ls. _ Watch papers for big competition. Cash prizes. BUSINESSES FOR SALE. (T7IRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY BUSILC NESS, new shop and bungalow, main road, freehold; to be sold below cost. Stock given in. A great snip. Forced sale. Reply 416, ‘Star.’ GROWING Fruit-Confectionery Grocery Business; living rooms; moderate rent; good suburb; easily managed 239, ‘Star.’ POULTRY. FOR SALE, 10 and 12-wcek-old White Leghorn Pullets. —Phillips, Salisbury street, Kaikorai (below Roslyn Mills). WANTED Known-That Billheads. Circulars, Cards, Programmes, and General Printing of every description are executed at the * Evening Star * Office at Moderate Prices.