AMUSEMENTS. LAST TWO DAYS Of OUR GREATEST DOUBLE BILL, ‘ WHITE SHOULDERS.’ ‘ WHITE SHOULDERS.’ * WHITE SHOULDERS ’ WHITE SHOULDERS ’ .Tack Holt, Jack Holt, Mary Astor. Astor. Gary Cooper, Gary Cooper, Sylvia Sydney, Paul Lukas. (Both Pictures And ‘ CITY STREETS. ‘ CITY STREETS. ‘ CITY STREETS.’ ‘ CITY STREETS. Adult Recommendation.) QCTAGON THEATRE Direction J. C. Williamson Films 2.15 p.m. TWICE DAILY FRIDAY NEXT FRIDAY. CONSISTENCY OUR WATCHWORD! 1 TRANSGRESSION.’ ‘TRANSGRESSION.’ ’ TRANSGRESSION.’ ‘ TRANSGRESSION.’ ‘ TRANSGRESSION.’ ‘ TRANSGRESSION.’ ‘ TRANSGRESSION.’ • TRANSGRESSION.’ ‘ TRANSGRESSION.’ ‘ TRANSGRESSION.’ ‘ TRANSGRESSION,’ A Strong and Courageous drama of a Woman whose only offence was telling the truth. A Story of a Woman’s Rise and Fall, played with Impassioned Brilliance. With KAY FRANCIS, KAY FRANCIS, Paul Cavanagh. Paul Cavanagh. KAY FRANCIS, KAY FRANCIS, Ricardo Cortez, Ricardo Cortez, And on the Same Programme! A Screamingly Funny Mystery Comedy of a Country Parson’s Essay into Crime. A Bright— Breezy—British Comedy of a ° Cleric and Crooks! - THIRD TIME LUCKY,’ 1 THIRD TIME LUCKY,’ with Bobby Howes, with Bobby Howes. ■ THIRD TIME LUCKY,’ with Gordon Harkcr. with Gordon Barker. «THIRD TIME LUCKY,’ With Dorothy Boyd. With Dorothy Boyd. • THIRD TIME LUCKY.’ ‘THIRD TIME LUCKY.' Bo Lucky Right Away and Book Your Seat for the Week-end 1 BOX PLANS AT “THE BRISTOL.” £25 SLOGAN CONTEST, All Patrons Receive Entry Form who Visit the Theatre All This Week, including Sat., Nov. 28. £25 —Just for a Slogan. ORGAN RECITAL, KNOX CHURCH. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26th, At 8 p.m., BY THE CITY ORGANIST, V, E. GALWAY, Mus. Doe., Assisted by the COMBINED CHOIRS of First Church and Knox Church. Soloists; Messrs Ernest Drake and Wilfred Kershaw. No Charge for Admission. Souvenir Programmes Free. Collection in Aid of New Organ Fund.
MOTORS AND CYCLES. \CME Tyre Co., corner King-l i 'redericU streets, specialise in the following Work.—Tyre Retreading, Tubes and Tyres Repaired, Tennis Shoes, Gum Boots Repaired. Washing Wringers Rerubbered. new Tyres and Tubes stocked.—Telephone 12-573. FOR SALK. Dodge Tourer, converted for sleeping car: £so.—Spiers Motor Service Ltd. FOB SALK, 5-seater Light Car, recent, model overhauled, good tyres; condition guaranteed; £25.—181, 'Star. ANTED, Mode) A Ford or Light Knglish Car; must be cheap and easy terms. —Particulars 190, 1 Star.’ FOR SALE, 1925 model Ford, hood and side curtains; perfect condition; price, £5 105.—159. ‘ Star.' WANTED Sell, latest model Ford Halfton Truck, as new; done_ small mileage; owner driver.—l 46, ‘Star.' BATTERIES that arc charged at M'Kenzie’s, in Hope street, last longer and give satisfactory service. TENDERS. PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT. SECTION 92. WAITAKI POWER SCHEME.—OUTDOOR SWITCHGEAR AND STEELWORK. TENDERS for the above Close with the Secretary. Public Works Tenders Board, Wellington, at 4 p.m. op 3rd MAY Next. Specifications are obtainable at Public Works Offices, Auckland. Christchurch Dunedin: Head Office. Wellington; and High Commissioner’s Office. London. AURORA CREEK ROAD.—METALLING. TENDERS, endorsed as above. Close with the Secretary, Public Works Tenders Board, Wellington, at 4 p.m. on TUESDAY, Bth December, 1931. Plans and specifications may bo seen at Public Works Office. Dunedin and Invercargill; and County Office. Baldutha. 5N order to have the ‘ Star ’ out in good time it is found impossible to classify Advertisements that come in after noon. After this hour they cannot bo classified. We would therefore request Advertisers to kindly bear this in mind and send in their Orders early.
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Evening Star, Issue 20959, 25 November 1931, Page 11
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