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Evening Star, Issue 21499, 25 August 1933, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. rpHE OCTAGONScreening at 2.15 and 8.0 p.m. The Picture that Cost the Lives of Varick Frissoll and 25 Others in the Sealer Viking Disaster. ‘VIKING.’ Now you can see and hear the thrilling sights and tremendous sounds of one of the most dangerous experiences in the world to-day. It’s just like being aboard the Viking (the very ship that blew up) as she battles her way through the ice pack with dynamite and steam and more steam. You’ll be with the seal hunters and see the great kill, hear the roar of the guns, see their plight on the rolling ice in an Arctic blizzard. YOU’LL SEE THE GREAT ANNUAL NEWFOUNDLAND SEAL HUNT IN A PICTURE ,YOU’LL NEVER FORGET. With Charles Louise STARRETT, HUNTINGTON, And Peary’s Famous Skipper, CAPT. 808 BARTLETT, AND TOM MIX TOM MIX And his new pony, TONY, Jun., ‘ FLAMING GUNS.’ ‘FLAMING GUNS.’ ‘ FLAMING GUNS.’ ‘FLAMING GUNS.’ Flaming Guns, Cattle Stampedes, and One of the Greatest Man Hunts in History. SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION For the Children at the Matinees. -ON THE STAGE.J. L. Bruce's Royal Family “PUNCH and JUDY.” “PUNCH and JUDY.” “PUNCH and JUDY.” Box Plans at The theatre. VOTE CINEMA QUEEN, Mrs R. S. Black. SKATING. JU OKAY’S RINK. TO-NIGHT, 7.30 till 10. All Skaters Is. NOTICE.—Owing to. the inability of the Canterbury Hockey Team to Travel to Dunedin To-morrow the Match arranged: for To-morrow Evening will be Postponed until Further Notice. TO-MORROW’S SESSIONS. Afternoon, 2.30 ti 11,5; Evening, 7.30 till 11. NOVELTIES AND EVENTS. Pirn For All. SKATE AT MURRAY’S. 308 Moray, place. PHONE 11-160 FOR RESERVES. DANCING. THE HIGHLIGHT OP THE QUEEN CARNIVAL.” SERVICES BALL. SERVICES BALL. ARMY, NAVY, AIR FORCE. TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7. The brightest ball of the year. A brilliant, glamorous spectacle, in aid of the Services Queen (Mrs Norah Ross). Magnificent decorations, surpassing anything yet seen in Dunedin. Glittering Uniforms. All the Pomp and Ceremony of the Services. Superb Music by SCHOFIELD’S NEW COLLEGIANS SCHOFIELD’S NEW COLLEGIANS And MILITARY BAND'OF let BATTALION, OTAGO REGIMENT. An Interesting Poster Parade and Several Historical Tableaux will bo staged. In addition, a Competition will be held, in which even the Spectators will Participate. Excellent Supper Arrangements. TICKETS. 10s DOUBLE. 6s SINGLE. Tickets obtainable at D.I.C. Booking Office (Hardware Department), Wills’s (under City Hotel), Services Queen Depots (Rattray street and. King Edward street). GALLERY SEATS, 2s Is, purchasable at above addresses. 2s Sekts Booked Free at D.I.C. . Plans Open THURSDAY, August 31. ■ SERVICES BALL, SERVICES BALL, 1 TOWN HALL, TOWN HALL, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7. OTAGO School of Ballroom Dancing.— Studio, O.K. Cafe Building; yes, make your arrangements to-night for Private Lessons or Classes; hours, 7 to 9.30. OTAGO School, Ballroom Dancing.— Studio, O.K. Cafe Building; old-time dances taught, private tuition only; hours, 7 till 9.50. V HANNA'S Ballroom Dancing • Class; extended evening, this Saturday; Burns Hall Gymnasium. rTVRADES HALL.—Join the crowd ToX night; jazz night; bo early; Triumph Band; admission 6d.