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Evening Star, Issue 20996, 9 January 1932, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS. The Year’s Comedy-Drama Gem, The Year’s Comedy-Drama Gem, The Year’s Coi_edy-Drama Gera, < i-N-D-I—S-C—R—E-E-T.’ • I—N—D—lS —C —R—E—E—T.’ ‘ I—N—D—l—S—C—R—E—E—T.’ ‘ I-N-D-I-S-C-R-E-E-T.’ ‘ I—N—D—l—S—C—R—E—E—T.’ At the EMPIRE DE LUXE (Phones 12-432 and 12-433). Afternoon Organ Session ... ... ... 2.15, Evening Session De Luxe ... ~. 8.0 The Star of * The Trespasser,’ The Star of ‘The Trespasser,’ The Star of ‘ The Trespasser,* Gloria Swanson, Ben Lyon, and a Brilliant) Cast, in an Intensely Emotional Drama of Hearts Intertwined in a Double Triangle, ‘ INDISCREET.’ ‘ INDISCREET.’ ‘ INDISCREET.’ ‘ INDISCREET.’ ■ ‘ INDISCREET.’ Never has Gloria Swanson had a part mo Worthy of her Talents. She will Hold you i Spellbound as the Girl who Risks her Good ' Name, Love, and Happiness to Foil a Former Admirer Playing for her Younger Sister’s Love. The Absorbing Romance of Courage* ous Womanhood. A DYNAMIC HEART STORY OP , TO-DAY. Gripping! Unusual! Tense! .’ AN EXCELLENT SUPPORTING PRO* GRAMME, INCLUDING THE SECOND OF,! THE JOHNNY FARRELL INSTRUCTIONAL GOLF SERIES, ENTITLED ‘ UNDER PAR.’ ALSO NEW ZEALAND’S SINGING ORGANIST, PAUL CULLEN. PAUL CULLEN. , SOLOS—(a) ‘IL TROVATORE ’ (Verdi), (b) ‘ ROSE OF TRALEE.’ Vocal Refrain by the Organist,l Box Plans Now Open at The Bristol and| at the Theatre (phones 12-432 and 12-433), ■ I FRIDAY NEXT A Great Star’s Greatest Triumph, ' NORMA SHEARER , NORMA SHEARER NORMA SHEARER NORMA SHEARER NORMA SHEARER NORMA SHEARER NORMA SHEARER NORMA SHEARER In the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Epic, ‘ A FREE SOUL,’ ‘ A FREE SOUL,’ ‘A FREE SOUL,’ ‘A FREE SOUL/ •A FREE SOUL/ ’ A FREE SOUL/ •A FREE SOUL/ ‘A FREE SOUL/ ‘A FREE SOUL/ ‘A FREE SOUL,’ With Clark Gable, Lionel Barrymore, Leslie Howard, James Gleeson. . The glamorous Norma Shearer, of ‘ Let Uw, Be Gay,’ in a role just as gorgeous—but) much more appealing. TENDERS. PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT. ' DUNEDIN POST OFFICE. HPENDERS called for the erection of above building, and closing on 12tll instant, are NOT NOW REQUIRED. - PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT. STORES. TENDERS, Closing 4 p.m. on datd shown, and returnable to the Secre* tary, Public Works Tenders Board, Wei* ling ton, are invited for the Supply of:— No. 740.—Insulators. 26.1.32. Quotation forms may be obtained from! Public Works Offices, Auckland, Christchurch, and Dunedin; and the Stores Manager’s Office, Wellington. BOYS’ HOME, CAVERSHAM. TREE TOPPING AND CARTAGE CON* TRACT. IHT’RITTEN Offers are invited for above! TV. work, Closing at the Public Works Iffice, Dunedin, at 4 p.m. on FRIDAY, ,sth JANUARY. 1932. , . _ .... For further particulars apply to PubliS Vorks Office. SCHOOL PLAYSHED, N.E. HARBOUR, FOR SALE. THE OTAGO EDUCATION BOARD in* vites Tenders for th ® FOR REMOVAL of the BOYS PLAYSHED AND OUT OFFICES which stand on the line of the new road at the old I N.E. Harbour School. Tenders Close at the Education Office, Dunedin, on WED* NESDAY, 20th January. THE OTAGO HOSPITAL BOARD, LENDERS will be received by the undei'* signed until 10 o’clock a.m. on WED*. ISDaV, the 10th February, 1952, for thtl PPLY AND DELIVERY of CALORI ■ BRS. CONDENSER CYLINDER, ANB j FMP for the Hot Water Services, Dunedin spital, ’lans and specifications may be seen alj » Board's Offices, Hanover street,' JOHN JACOBS, ' fl Secretary, ■ Bth December, 1931,. ‘EVENING STAR/ INSTRUCTIONS as to the Insertion o< Withdrawal of Advertisements in the ‘ Star' must be in writing. Alterations for Advertisements must bai handed in by 10 a.m. on the day before they are required to appear. Advertisers in the country can remit pay* ment by Money Orders or Postal Notes. For the convenience of advertisers replied to advertisements may be sent to the ‘ Evening Star ’ Advertising Office, but the Proprietors do not accept any responsibility in this respect. Whilst every care is exercised in regard to the due insertion of advertisements, the Proprietors do not hold themselves responsible for the non-insertion through accident) or from other causes; and the Proprietors reserve to themselves the right of omitting advertisements that they may deem-objec-tionable, even although such advertisements may have been received and paid for in the usual course of business. , All literary communications should be addressed to the Editor, and all communications relating to matters of business to th Manager.