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Evening Star, Issue 21073, 9 April 1932, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS. Book Your Scat Early. At 8. gTRA ND, At 8. ‘DREYFUS’ ‘DREYFUS’ Created a remarkable impression last evening. It is tbc Dramatic Giant of all British productions. Its successes in other cities will be repeated in Dunedin. ‘DREYFUS’ ‘DREYFUS’ The world’s most sensational espionage case which thrilled a universe. ‘DREYFUS’ (ii) (a) (n> 0 (Hi ‘ DREYFUS ‘ DREYFUS ’ (Si (Si (a) (S! (SI DREYI* US Is a British International Production with a cast of British Flavors Headed by CEDRIC lIARDWICKE, CEDRIC HARDWICKE, CEDRIC HARDWICKE, GARRY MARSH, KAY SOUPER, BEATRIX THOMSON. ‘DREYFUS/ ‘DREYFUS/ The story that Franco as a Nation Hates; The Tragic Episode in History it would fain forget. A Drama of Disgrace it would willingly Expunge from its National Annals. SIR HUGH ROBERTSON’S FAMOUS GLASGOW ORPHEUS CHOIR, Presenting Beautiful Scottish and Irish Airs. REAR LAP PHAR LAP. PHAR LAP. A picture that will appeal to all lovers of a beautiful animal. The hero of all hearts is shown winning races, rolling in the sand, and playing with his trainer. Talks by Dr Stewart M'Kay, H. R. Telford, and James Pike. ENGLISH GAZETTE, AUSTRALASIAN NEWS. Box Plans are at The Strand Theatre (13-379). DUNEDIN PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY 7 (Incorporated). Hon. Conductor: Signor R. Squarise, R.C.M.T. JjYIRST CONCERT, SEASON 1932, CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL, TUESDAY, APRIL 12, 1932, At 8 p.m., When a most interesting and varied orchestral programme will be presented. Vocalists: Miss MURIEL EAGAR, Mr ERIC J. MACFARLANB. Intending Subscribers are invited to apply to the undersigned—2 tickets for each concert 10s 6d, 4 tickets for each concert £1 Is. Box Plan now open at The Bristol. 2s 6d tickets on sale at The Bristol or at the door. E. S. WILSON, Secretary. P.O. Box 92, Dunedin. AT THE SAYOYj Now in full swing. Book early for the SATURDAY SUPPER DANCE SATURDAY SUPPER DANCE In the beautiful remodelled SOMERSET LOUNGE, The place where Entertaining is a joy. Music by KENZ SAVOYARDS. KENZ SAVOYARDS. Decide the number of your party early and phone 12-133. NOTE.—In anticipation of a full house tables cannot be reserved after 8.30 p.m. unless previously paid for. DUNEDIN CITY TRAMWAY BAND (Conductor, Mr T. C. Morgan) Will Render A SELECT PROGRAMME At ST. CLAIR TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), 10th, At 3 p.m. W. BELCHER, Secretary. EDUCATIONAL. ST. JOHN AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION. JjHRST AID AND HOME NURSING CLASSES will Commence immediately. Intending students apply at the St. John Headquarters, 39 Moray place. A. PETERS, Hon. Secretary. MUSCULAR DEVELOPMENT, BODY BUILDING (by Progressive Barbell System), JIU-JITSU, WRESTLING. JJ BALDOCK, Physical Training Specialist, The Baldock Institute, Top Floor, Jacobs’s Corner, Princes street. WORKERS’ EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION. MUSIC CLASS. Tutor, Mr J. Crossley Clitherqe. THE FIRST MEETING of the Class will be held at 8 p.m. on TUESDAY, April 12, in the Teachers’ College, Cumberland street. Old and new members are invited. WORKERS’ EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION. ECONOMICS CLASS. Tutor, Dr A. G. B. Fisher. THE Class will meet at 8 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, April 13, in W.E.A. Lecture Room, corner Union and Castle streets. Subject, ‘ Economic Planning.’ Special reference will be made to Russia and the United States. BRIDGE, contract or auction, experienced teacher; Beginners; moderate foes; Practice Classes, advanced players, Is. —Phone 11-498. BROWN’S College, Moray place.—Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping, day, evening; rapid individual tuition; railway concessions.—Telephone 10-697. XPERfENCED 'Teacher Pianoforte, Violin, and Theory has Vacancies Pupils; evenings, also Saturday afternoon; moderate fee per lesson.—Particulars ring 11-960. LEARN Harle-Giles System Handwriting; Private Coaching Public Examinations, Shorthand, Touch-typing.—Telephone 13-440; 305 High street. MARGERY HELPS gives Lessons in All Branches of Art at “ Homecraft Studio,” 58 George street. EGISTERED Teacher of Pianoforte and Theory has Vacancies for Pupils, day or evening; £1 Is a term of 10 weeks, halfhour lesson weekly,—Reply 845, ‘ Star.' J> OSSBOTHAM’S College. - Bookkocping Shorthand, Typewriting; rapid methods, prompt results; country students’ railway fare reductions.—Phone 10-736. TUDENT would like to do Coaching to Matriculation standard, all subjects; easy terms. —75, ‘ Star.’ TUITION given in all branches of Painting, Arts, and Crafts.—Miss Passmore, Stock Exchange Buildings; phono 18-164. TUDOR College.—Sciences, Mathematics, Languages; 51 Moray place; send for prospectus. ’ __ _ WANTED, Pupils for learning elementary stages at Pianoforte and group teaching class, commencing at Dalmorc; any ago; 10s a term. —Reply 844, 1 Star.’ '\7 r OUNG Lady desires Pupils Pianoforte and Theory; guinea term, class tcaching 10s.—Apply 173 York place. XIOUNG Lady desires Pupils for PianoJL forte and Theory; sound tuition; 1 guinea per quarter.—7oß, ‘ Star.’ XN order to have the Star out in goo<i time, it is found impossible to classify Advertisements that come in after noon. After this hour they cannot be classified. We would therefore request Advertisers to kindly bear this in mind, and send in their Orders early.