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Evening Star, Issue 21503, 30 August 1933, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. the last word in entertainment. Breaking All Records!! LAST TWO DAYS. -'fHH REGENT Direction J. C. Williamson Picture Corporation Ltd. 2.15 TWICE DAILY 8 p.m. ONLY TWO MORE DAYS! You can’t miss it! Some have seen it two and three times already. THE PICTURE OF THE GENERATION! ‘GRAND HOTEL,’ ‘GRAND HOTEL,’ ‘GRAND HOTEL,’ ‘ GRAND HOTEL,’ A Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Production. [(Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) FRIDAY NEXT! FRIDAY NEXT! The Funny Man of -‘ONE HOUR WITH YOU,’ ‘ THIS IS THE NIGHT,’ WEDDING REHEARSAL,’ In More DELIGHTFUL HUMOUR. ROLAND YOUNG. BOLAND YOUNG. ROLAND YOUNG. ROLAND YOUNG. ROLAND YOUNG. ROLAND YOUNG. ROLAND YOUNG. ROLAND YOUNG. ROLAND YOUNG. Just imagine him as a Jealous Husband Disguised as the Ship’s Barber, ‘PLEASURE CRUISE.’‘PLEASURE CRUISE.’ ‘ PLEASURE CRUISE.’ A Fox Picture. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) With HERBERT MUNDIN, Funnier than ever, GENEVIEVE TOBIN, As the Jealous Wife. HIGH COMEDY ON THE HIGH SEAS. iYou’re bound to have fun among the flirtatious ladies .... romantic men . . . sweet nothings on deck ... a quick embrace in the passageway . . > a good-night kiss . . . 'And a jealous husband —but who cares about him? HERE IS BRILLIANT COMEDY, THE KIND YOU LIKE! Book Early. You Must Enjoy It. Box Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre (phone 12-513). fi —there are two ‘ Grands ’ this week.” THE GRAND HOTEL. If you haven’t stayed here yet—we welcome you. They say there is a kind of restfulness to be found at the Grand Hotel. Table second to none in New Zealand — the beds are the best we could find —every member of the staff is imbued with the no trouble to help you ” spirit. Tariff now 18s. Was 25s a day, and worth it. ARTHUR A. PAAPE, Propr. DANCING. Grand “ hard-up ” dance, BIJOU HALL, KING,STREET, TO-NIGHT, 8 till 1 a.m. First and Second Cash Prises for Best “ Hard-up ” Costume. MONTE CARLOS and OLD-TIME DANCES. Revellers’ Dance Band. Admission Is, including supper. THE ADELPHI DANCE (Moonshine Winter Garden), George street, past Hanover street. EVERY SATURDAY, 8 p.m. Old and New Dances. Cosy Lounges, Ideal Lighting _ Effects, Novelty Dances. Supper Provided. WILL SMITH’S NEW KAPAI BANjD, Prices: Gents, 2s; Ladies, Is 6d. THE OTAGO AMATEUR CYCLING CLUB. Buses to South End after dance. KENSINGTON Scouts’ Popular Old-time Dance, South Dunedin Town Hall, To-night; Smith’s Kapai Band; Monte Carlo; admission 6d; buffet supper, 3d; right of admission reserved. Dance in Dunedin’s Beautiful Modern Hall. OPENING NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT, 8 o’clock, •\TORTH END BOATING OLUB.-Dance ll wil: be held in the Moonshine Cabaret, George street, ,pn Wednesday, August 30; Ladies Is 6d, Gents 2s; supper; Sports Orchestra. Ballet dancing by the pupils of Miss Webster. SOCCER AND HOCKEY DANCE. —Technical Old Girls, Technical Old Boys; Embassy, Salon, THURSDAY, 31st August, 1933. Sports Orchestra. Gents 2s, ladies Is 6d. ■ ORKNEY, Shetland Society.—Social, Dance; Unity Chambers, Stuart street, Saturday, 2, at 7.45 sharp; Monte Carlo; supper; all welcome; admission Is.—Jas. Beecot, hon. secretary. OTAGO School of Ballroom Dancing.— Studio, O.K. Cafe Buildings; public class for married couples only, Thursday night; learn all the latest steps; gents 2s, ladies 2s. _____ OTAGO School of Ballroom Dancing.— Studio, O.K, Cafe Building; public class to-night; learn all the latest steps; gents la od, ladies Is 6d. SERVICES Queen.—Dance,' Thursday, August 31, at Returned Soldiers’ Club Booms; cards, non-dancers; admission Is. DON’T miss West Harbour Band Poster Ball, Coronation Hall, Ravensbourne, 30th August; will see you there. DANCE.— Northern Association Football Club, at Nga Maara Hall,' Gardens, Wednesday, 30th; Savonia Band; la 6d. DANCE, Hillside Hall, Cargill road, Wednesday, 30th August; Monte Carlo; Footwarmers Dance Band; supper; price, Is. MOULIN ROUGE, Tug-01-War Dance, August 30th; admission, Is; supper; good night’s entertainment. SERVICES Queen.—Dance, Thursday, August 31, at Returned Soldiers’ Club Booms; cards, non-dancers; admission Is.

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