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

AMUSEMENTS. QCTAGON THEATRE (The Coiy Theatre with the Sound Reputation). Afternoon, 2.15. Evening, 7.45. A GREAT OUTDOOR ROMANCE. The border’s greatest bandit portrayed by sparkling WARNER BAXTER. WARNER BAXTER. WARNER BAXTER. WARNER BAXTER. He was t lie Arizona Kid, the swiftest caballero with a six-shooter—or a woman’s heart—in the great, wide canyon country. ‘THE ARIZONA HID.’ ‘THE ARIZONA KID.’ ‘THE ARIZONA KID.’ ‘THE ARIZONA KID.’ ‘THE ARIZONA KID.’ ‘THE ARIZONA KID.’ ‘THE ARIZONA KID.’ Vivid romance of old West. Exploits of reckless, love-making bandit and two of his sweethearts. Painted with sweeping strokes against the brilliant background of canyons. Also, Special Cricket Edition of Mox Movietone News. HEROES OP THE ASHES. HEROES OF THE ASHES. Meet the members of Australia’s all-con-querjng team, speaking to you from the rural beauties of Old England. FOX NEWS, COMEDY. BOX PLANS "AT THEATRE AND BRISTOL. Or Ring Telephone 13-091. ARE YOU TIRED 0E TRIANGLES If so ... . Don’t Miss Seeing ‘SONG O’ MY HEART,’ ‘SONG O’ MY HEART,’ ‘SONG O MY HEART,’ Which tells an appealing story of youthful love, of sincere emotion, of honest sentiment. It reflects the human and the universal—not the hectic and the jazz-mad. It has enduring beauty—something to enrich the life of everyone that sees and hears it. Maureen O’Sullivan and John Garrick personify the spirit of romance ... and the world-famousb tenor singing 11 songs. JOHN M'CORMACK, JOHN M'CORMACK, JOHN M'CORMACK, JOHN M'CORMACK, Star o’ Stars, in the screen’s most popular talking and singing film, ‘SONG O’ MY HEART.’ ‘SONG O’ MY HEART.’ ‘SONG O MY HEART.’ ‘SONG O' MY HEART.’ ‘SONG O’ MY HEART.’ ‘SONG O’ MY HEART.’ ‘SONG O’ MY HEART.’ ‘SONG O’ MY HEART.’

Seacoa Commences at QCTAGON ' THEATRE F RIDA Y N B X T. It will bo necessary to make reservations early for this groat attraction. BOX PLANS OPEN MONDAY AT THEATRE AND BRISTOL. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. PRIVATE Board and Residence desired by young Man, vicinity St. Kilda-For-bury.—Reply 172, ‘Star’ Office. RESPECTABLE young Man desires Board and Lodging; single room; central. — 118, ‘Star.’ _ QUPEEIOR Board and Residence, single, © double rooms; washing, mending; phone.—Apply 119 Stafford street. ACANCIES for Gentlemen in comfortable private home, north end. —725 George street; telephone. TTBRY comfortable superior private Home V offered Two Gentlemen; central, close railway and wharves; good table; 27s 6d.— 390, * Star.' = VACANCY private Catholic home 1 or 2 Young Men, handy enginesheds or Hillside; terms very reasonable.—436, ‘ Star.’ __ ; WANTED, Two respectable Men Boarders, share room; washing, mending; 27s Gd per week.—2B9 Castle street. ANTED, Furnished or Partly-furnished Room and Board in quiet home; central, vicinity Highgate.—467, ‘btar. WANTED, permanent Board, nursing attention if necessary, for aged Lady; sunny position; companionable home. —Terms, 185, ‘ Star.* WANTED, Business Lady or Married Couple to share furnished House. St. Clair; sunny position, all conveniences. —Reply 406, * Star.* WANTED, two mates share large Room, good meals, washing, and mending; 22s 6d; town side.—42l, * Star. 1 ANTED, by Youth, Board in private home, in vicinity of Anderson’s Bay. —4Ol, ‘ Star.’ WANTED, by Young Couple, Furnished \ V Room, use of conveniences, central; state tonus. —395, * Star.* ANTED, by Working Man, Board and Lodging, sing l room, central; state terms. —Address 552, Star. ANTED To Board, Two young Ladies, new bungalow; 22s 6d weekly.—Address 296, ‘ Star ’ Office. WANTED, Flat, 3 rooms and kitchen- ▼ V ettc, furnished or partly furnished; central; state terms.—369, ‘ Star.’ OUNG business Man requires select private Board; state particulars. 376, ‘Star.’ Y' OUNG Man wants Board with private family; near Highgate or Roslyu; no other boarders. —469. ‘ Star.’ _ YOUNG Man requires private Board with respectable family, near ner.—Address, stating terms, 260, ' ‘ Star Office. THE ‘EVENING STAR/ DUNEDIN. SUBSCRIPTION: WEEKLY (Delivered', Ninepeucc. POSTED TO ANY ADDRESS IN NEW ■ ZEALAND, 13s per Quarter. ORDERS FOR REGULAR DELIVERIES MAY BE PLACED WITH RUNNERS AND AGENTS OR SENT DIRECT TO THE OFFICE. TELEPHONE 11-745. COUNTRY READERS DESIRING THE ‘ STAR ’ POSTED are requested to address remittances to THE MANAGER, THE ‘ EVENING STAR,’ DUNEDIN, P.O. Box . 627.