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Evening Star, Issue 21254, 8 November 1932, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. See —Sympathise—Be Amazed At 'THE STRANGE CASE os ; CLARA DEANE,' Then Laugh Your Heads off at SLIM S U MM E R V I L L B In ■OFFICER, SAVE MY CHILD,’ At the EMPIRE de luxe (Phones 12-432 and 12-433). 2,15 TWICE DAILY Huge audiences are cheering and acclaiming this marvellous production of a mother's sacrifice—and the now star of beauty and emotion who portrays most brilliantly the role of Clara Deane, The screen’s latest and greatest discovery* WYNNE GIBSON, WYNNE GIBSON, WYNNE GIBSON, In ‘THE STRANGE CASE ‘THE STRANGE CASE Of CLARA DEANE* CLARA DEANE’ ((Recommended for Every Member of the Family). Excellent Supporting Programme, And PAUL CULLEN AT THE ORGAN, Plans at The Bristol and Theatre. rpoWN HALL' WEDNESDAY, 9th NOVEMBER. 1932, At 8 o’clock. MUNICIPAL ORGAN RECITAL By V. E. GALWAY, Mus. Doc., City Organist, ‘ Assisted by Miss EVELYN SHEPARD, Vocaliste. PROGRAMME. Dr GALWAY will play: ‘Concerto in F*(Handel), ‘Choral Prelude’ (Bach), ‘Prelude and Fugue in G Major ’ (Bach), ‘Lied’ (Brahms), ‘Sonata in D Minor *■ (Mendelssohn), ‘Lament’ (Guilmant), ‘ Andante from String Quartet ’ (Tchaikowsky), ‘Toccata’ (Widor). Miss EVELYN SHEPARD Will Sing: ‘ Comfort Sweet, My Jesus Comes ’ (Bach), ‘ The Linden Tree,’ ‘ The Trout,’ and ‘ Im* patience * (Schubert). Admission—ls—Admission. Doors open 7.30. Entrance from Moray place only. OTAGO ART SOCIETY (Inc.). ART EXHIBITION* PIONEER HALL, Opens THURSDAY. Admission, Is. Daily 10.30 to 5.30 and 7.30 to 10 p.m.

“ I think your picture’s adorable,It breathes the very spirit of tlawiiw What are you going to call it?.’- 1 “Sunset.”