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Evening Star, Issue 20778, 28 April 1931, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. EAMSAY MACDONALD, Tho British Prime Minister, says: f ; I HAVE NEVER SEEN A BETTER THAN ‘ PLUNDER.’ ” PICTURE During tho Conference of all the dominion j Premiers in London recently a special screening of ‘ PLUNDER ’ was arranged for the whole gathering, and laudatory comments were passed anent its excellence The remark quoted above was voluntarily given by Mr Ramsay MacDonald. FRIDAY NEXT at “THE REGENT.” FRIDAY NEXT at ‘‘THE REGENT.” FRIDAY NEXT at “THE REGENT.” The Supremo British Triumph, Tho Supreme British Triumph, By BEN TRAVERS, The Author of ‘ Rookery Nook.’ ‘PLUNDER.’ ‘ PLUNDER.* ‘ PLUNDER.’ ‘ PLUNDER.’ > PLUNDER.’ .* PLUNDER.’ PLUNDER.’ .* PLUNDER.’ PLUNDER.’ PLUNDER.’ •’ PLUNDER.’ PLUNDER.’ ? PLUNDER.’ J PLUNDER.’ ‘ PLUNDER.’ I PLUNDER.’. PLUNDER.’ f PLUNDER.’ • PLUNDER.’ ' PLUNDER.’ •PLUNDER,’ • PLUNDER.’ • PLUNDER.’ • PLUNDER.’ • PLUNDER.’ ‘ PLUNDER.’ ‘ PLUNDER.’ ‘ PLUNDER.’ • PLUNDER.’ • PLUNDER.’ ’ PLUNDER.’ • PLUNDER.’ ‘ PLUNDER.’ ‘ PLUNDER.’ ‘PLUNDER’ • PLUNDER/ ‘ PLUNDER.’ • PLUNDER.’ ‘ PLUNDER.’ ‘PLUNDER.’ RALPH LYNN, RALPH LYNN, RALPH LYNN. RALPH LYNN, RALPH LYNN, RALPH LYNN, RALPH LYNN, RALPH LYNN, RALPH LYNN, RALPH LYNN, RALPH LYNN, RALPH LYNN. The Silly Ass of ‘ Rookery Nook.’ TOM WALLS, TOM WALLS, TOM WALLS, TOM WALLS, TOM WALLS, TOM WALLS, TOM WALLS, TOM WALLS, TOM WALLS, TOM WALLS, TOM WALLS, TOM WALLS. Dunedin’s Favourite. MARY BROUGH. MARY BROUGH. MARY BROUGH. MARY BROUGH. MARY BROUGH. The ENTIRE ‘ROOKERY NOOK’ CAST ENTIRE ‘ROOKERY NOOK’ CAST In Their most humorous success to date! Just concluded FIVE CONSECUTIVE WEEKS FIVE CONSECUTIVE WEEKS At tho New Plaza Theatre, Christchurch, And it is BRITISH TO THE BACKBONE! .BOX PLANS OPEN. Telephone (12-513) or call _at “ The Theatre ” or at “ Tho Bristol ” and Reserve Your Seat NOW! NO EXTRA CHARGE TO BOOK! Centre Stalls; Dress Circle, and Royal Lounge. DANCING. DANCE. DANCE. . DANCE. JT. KILDA CORONATION HALL, 5 THURSDAY, APRIL 30. Dancing 8 to 12. Old and New Dances. WILL. SMITH’S CIVIC P\ND. Admission: Ladies 2s, Gents 2s 6d. - .. Supper-Provided. 0 A R L T O N'D A N C E CLUB, Is 6d VICTORIA HALL ls6d ls6d (Next His Majesty’s Theatre). Is 6d Is 6d SATURDAY NIGHT. Is 6d Is 6d SATURDAY NIGHT. Is 6d Is 6d Old and New Dances. Is 6d Is 6d Music by the Kit Kat ,ls6d Is 6d Danco Band. ■ Is 6d Buffet Supper. Good Floor. Admission Is 6d. Admission Is 6d. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! OXFORD STREET SCHOOL HALL. BON TON POPULAR DANCE. Kit Kat Danco Band'. Come and Dance the Novelties. Good prizes. Admission Is. FINANCIAL. NELSON CITY COUNCIL. SALE OF DEBENTURES, £23,000. THE NELSON CITY COUNCIL offers for sale at par 230 DEBENTURES (either singly or in lots) of £IOO each, maturing on tho Ist FEBRUARY, 1951. Interest 5£ per cent, per annum. Secured by special rate. Sinking fund sufficient to pay off the loan at maturity is provided. Interest and principal payable free of exchange at any branch of tho Bank of New Zealand. . Early application essential. Application, stating number required, to be made on or before the 14th May proximo, to the Town Clerk, Nelson. G. A. EDMONDS, Town Clerk. Monet to lend on freehold AND LEASEHOLD SECURITIES. ASLIN, BROWN, AND ALLOO, Solicitors, N.Z. Express Co.’s Buildings, Bond street. LOST AND FOUND. LOST, last Friday, Black Spaniel Dog; named Tui; reward.—Walsh, telephone 11-661, or 112 Glen road. LOST, little Black Kitten, last Friday: child’s pet.—Reward on returning 45 Selwyn street, North-east Valley. LOST, Wire-haired Fox Terrier Puppy, fivo months old; reward. —Return 28 Driver’s road; phone 20-104. LOST, Child’s Silk Knitted Coat (Anzac Day), Anderson’s Bay tenninusCemetery.—Apply 18 Arney street. LOST, Monday morning, near comer Anderson’s Bay road - and Crawford street, -Front Lovejoy Shock Absorber; reward.—Royds Motors Ltd., Crawford street. OST (Sunday night), Lady’s Umbrella (stumpy), with hook handle, Rattray street car stop; reward.—s 23, ‘Star’ Office. • OST, Man’s Suede Glove, last Friday night, Octagon.—s 22, ‘ Star.’ FOUND— Tons fresh fish; Groper 6d, Soles 4d; all kinds smoked; try our Cellophane Fillets.—Stewart’s. lOST, Smoity Chimneys, Dunedin WinJ dow Gleam g Co. are tho best and cheapest sweeps —Phono 10-493. private 13-718. FOUND— A good dance at tho Embassy (opposite tho Baths); only Is; dancing 8' till 12. , FOUND —Nelson’s Fish Shop open till 11 every night; fresh Smoked and Fried Fish, Babbits, Oysters. NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. ORDERS BY TELEPHONE. I7IXPERIBNCE has shown that in the U use of the TELEPHONE ERRORS J-; • n,Y OCCUR in Words and in the Names of Persons, although tho messages are read back to the sender, and occasionally there are Misconceptions in Instruction*. ADVERTISERS ARB REQUESTED TO WRITE THEIR ANNOUNCEMENTS, And Not to Trust, t > a Telephone Message, as we cannot hold ourselves responsible if errors occur,