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Evening Star, Issue 21218, 27 September 1932, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. BIG STARS , . ... BIG STORIES . . >, BIG PRODUCTIONS * «■ . IN FACT, A Programme that is BIG in every way. Q CTAGON THEATRE 12.15 p.m.—TWICE DAILY—7.4S p.m. NANCY CARROLL, RICHARD ARLEN, PAULINE FREDERICK, In ‘ WAYWARD,’ ‘ WAYWARD,’ ‘ WAYWARD,’ ’ WAYWARD,’ ‘ WAYWARD,’ ‘ WAYWARD,’ A thrilling drama with an age-old theme. Who is to rule his home —his wife ... or his mother? He loves them both, and never I knows of the dramatic storms that rage. Also, Warner Bros.’ First British Production, • MURDER ON THE SECOND FLOOR,' ‘ MURDER ON THE SECOND FLOOR,’ •MURDER ON THE SECOND FLOOR,’ Starring JOHN LONGDEN, JOHN LONGDEN. BOX PLANS AT “ THE BRISTOL.’’ Theatre Telephone 13-091. SENSATIONAL ANNOUNCEMENT FOR FRIDAY NEXT! Leo Carrillo, Melvyn Douglas, Leo Carrillo, Melvyn Douglas, And Lupe Velez, in And Lupo Velez, in ‘ THE -BROKEN WING,’ . the BROKEN WING,’ ‘ THE BROKEN WING,’ ‘ THE BROKEN WING,’ • th@ BROKEN WING,’ And JACKIE COOPER in ’ SOOKY.’ JACKIE COOPER in ’SOOKY.’ JACKIE COOPER in ’SOOKY.’ JACKIE COOPER in ’SOOKY.’ JACKIE COOPER in ’SOOKY.’ Two Super-productions . . . the greatest- Family Programme ever presented! EDUCATIONAL. JjIREE TO MEN. If you want to know how your friends have reached success get a copy of the prospectus ‘ The Science of Management and Self-Manage-ment.’ a practical correspondence course on Self-Development by Wm. G. Fern, D.Sc., F.R.S.A., Principal of the Fern Business Institute of London. It is free. New Zealand Associate: J. W. Webb, 175 Rattray street. Phone 11-433. \yf RS CHIRNSIDE. ItJL Ladies’ Cutter and Teacher of Dressnnking, 56 Upper Stuart street. , CLASSES DAILY, Morning and After--100ns; Evening Classes by arrangement. ?upils may enrol at any time. _ Paper Patterns or Material Cut Ip Jeasure. No fitting required. Open Fnlay evenings. Terms km application. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. BOARD working Man; share room; washing, mending; phone; close Town Hall; terms 18s. —678, ‘ Star.’ , OMFOBTABLB Board; single room, washing, mending; phone; terms moderate.—s 7 Cargill street. DOUGLAS Private Hotel, Octagon (Recently Renovated).—Permanents, 27s 6d; Casuals, 7s 6d; Bed. breakfast, 4s 6dj breakfast 7 a.m.—Phono 12-601. AINBOW Privato~Hotel (opposite Penrose’s).—Bed, Breakfast, 4s; casuals, 6s 6d; Permanent Board specially reduced; Dinner Is.—Phone 13-283. __ t TO LET, Rooms, furnished and unfurnished, with or without board, or morning tray; handy to town.—Apply 450 George street. ACANCIES for Boarders, single rooms 22s 6d, share room £1; also Furnished R00m5.—252 High street. VACANCY Boarders, central, every convenience. washing and mending; firstclass table, x-easonable tariff. —480, ‘ Star. ANTED, by working Girl, Furnished Bed-Sitting Room, with fireplace; central.—s 32, ‘ Star.’ WANTED, by Three young Men, Two Rooms; suitable for bach; conveniences. —582, ’ Star.’ J THE ‘EVENING STAR/ DUNEDIN. SUBSCRIPTION: WEEKLY (Delivered), Ninepence. lERS FOR REGULAR DELIVERIES t BE PLACED WITH RUNNERS ) AGENTS, MOTOR CAR DRIVERS, R SENT DIRECT TO THE OFFICE. TELEPHONE No. 11-745. iTRY READERS DESIRING THE R ’ POSTED are requested to Adlustruotions to THE MANAGER, ‘ EVENING STAR,’ DUNEDIN, P.O. Box 527.