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Evening Star, Issue 20987, 29 December 1931, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS' A PICTURE THAT WILL HAVE YOU ROCKING IN YOUR SEAT WITH LAUGHTER ... As YOU BRUSH AWAY A TEAR! NEXT FRIDAY at “THE REGENT.” NEXT FRIDAY at “THE REGENT.” NEXT FRIDAY at “THE REGENT.” Tho Female “ George Arliss ” of the Talking Screen, In UNIVERSAL’S Uproarious ComedyDrama, ‘ MOTHER’S MILLIONS.’ ‘ MOTHER’S MILLIONS.’ ‘ MOTHER’S MILLIONS.’ ‘ MOTHER’S MILLIONS,’ A FEMALE “ GRUMPY ” A FEMALE “GRUMPY” ON THE RAMPAGE! ON THE RAMPAGE! You can never judge a heart by tho face it is related to ... “ Harriet Breen ” had an expression like twisted iron . . . but a soul of finely tempered gold . . . she could sign her name to millions, but she lived so meanly that she looked as though she had bought her breakfast on the instalment plan. MAY ROBSON , . . acclaimed by all “ the • fo; " ine * Arliss ’ of the screen,” and Marie Dressler’s only peer in the realm of comedy. MAY ROBSON . , . portraying the richest woman in • the universe ... a grand old fighting fury to the world, a craven coward to her own hungry heart . . . with a daughter who had everything except the one thing all girls want . . . and a son who at last won her heart when he told her just what he thought of her! ‘MOTHER’S MILLIONS.’ SHE’S A SHOCK OP LAUGHING DYNAMITE! 100 PER CENT. ENTERTAINMENT. Box Plans at “ The Theatre ” (phone 12-513, two lines) and “ The Bristol.” LARNACH CASTLE. VISITORS TO DUNEDIN should Not Fail to Visit this Historic Old Castle. The grounds now nicely laid .out, the Antique Gallery filled with rare old Furniture, China, Silver, etc., as well as tho glorious view from the tower will all be open to the public on TUESDAY and SATURDAY of this week, and also on FRIDAY (New Year’s Day) from 2 p.m. until 6 p.m. Admission, 2s fid. Afternoon tea provided free. Peninsula buses leave tho Queen’s Gardens at 2 p.m. on these days. Return fare, 2s fid, not including admission. . BOARD AND RESIDENCE. A 4s Bed-Breakfast, 6s day; Beds, 2s fid night, reduction weekly.—Dominion, Cumberland street (near station); phono 15-536. DOUGLAS Private Hotel (Next Town Hall). —Permanents, 27s fid; Casuals, 7» fid; Bed, Breakfast, 4s fid; breakfast from 7 a.m. MILTON HOUSE, 392 Cumberland street (note change address).—Good Accommodation for Visitors; bed, breakfast, 3s. PUBLIC Servant requires Board private home; vicinity Knox Church.—336, ‘ Star.* ■ \ 7 AC ANT. —Furnished Rooms, every convenience; very central; no cars; terms moderate.—3B Tennyson street. YOUNG Gentleman requires Private Board, Residence after New Year; sirgle room; good locality.—367, ‘ Star.’ MOTORS AND CYCLES. IT IS NOT TOO LATE TO SECURE FOR XMAS HOLIDAYS A GOOD RELIABLE TOURING BUICK, Light on Petrol and Oil, ■ £4O. Licensed and ready for any trip. Also MORRIS OXFORD SALOON Like new, 1928 model, privately owned. Seat altered for camping. £l6O. COOKE, HOWLISON,AND CO., 39 HANOVER STREET, 290 PRINCES STREET. O 10s.—Ford Sedan, s. starter, vacwhere; Gent’s Bicycle, Eadie brake, £3 10s. —3B Magdala street, Tainui. WANTED Hire, Motor Cycle, January 2nd; pillion foot rests; state make and terms.—Careful, 558, ‘ Star * Office. ATTEEIES that are charged at M‘Kenzie’s, in Hope street, last longer and give satisfactory service.

“ John’s working for a manufacturing concern.” “ What’s he doing?” “ Sprinkling dust on bottles of old .wine.”