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Evening Star, Issue 21504, 31 August 1933, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. FINAL SCREENING TO-NIGHT OF ‘LUCKY L..VILS,’ ‘LUCKY DEVILS,’ With BILL BOYD, DOROTHY WILSON, The Thrilling Story of Hollywood's DeathDefying “ Stunt Men.”, —T H E strand— Always Cosy and Warm. 2.15 p.m.—TWICE DAILY—B p.m. COMMENCING TO-MORROW! A Drama that smashes the limits of thrills! Sixty miles an hour ... a juggernaut of steel and rubber tearing loose . . . with a dead man at the wheel! Who was he? Why? How? ‘THE DEVIL IS DRIVING.’ ‘THE DEVIL IS DRIVING.’ ‘ THE DEVIL IS DRIVING.’ ‘THE DEVIL IS DRIVING.’ ‘ THE DEVIL IS DRIVING.’ ‘ THE DEVIL IS DRIVING.’ ‘THE DEVIL IS DRIVING.’ ‘THE DEVIL IS DRIVING.’ Superb Cast, headed by EDMUND LOWE, WYNNE GIBSON, EDMUND LOWE, WYNNE GIBSON, EDMUND LOWE, WYNNE GIBSON, EDMUND LOWE, WYNNE GIBSON, EDMUND LOWE. WYNNE GIBSON, James Gleason, Lois Wilson, Allan Dinehart, and Little Dickie Moore. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Box Plans at the D.I.C. and Theatre (phone 13-379). VOTE CINEMA QUEEN, Mrs R. S. Black. SPORTS QUEEN. SALES AS USUAL THIS WEEK-END At the SPORTS QUEEN DEPOT, 174- George street. Como and See our Big Turkey. Remember Saturday Evening. Cabaret at Cargill’s Castle. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6th, TOWN HALL, BOWLERS’ BIAZER BALL. LECTURES. FREE PUBLIC LECTURES. SUPER-PSYCHOLOGY. ELSIE M. PORT, Ph. D., On World Tour, Y.M.G.A. HALL, Moray place, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER sth, 8 p.m. ‘HEALTH SUPREME POWER,’ New Ago Message. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 8 p.m., ’ MAGIC OF PROSPERITY ATTRACTING SUCCESS.’ COME AND HEAR LATEST 'RESEARCH OF PSYCHOLOGICAL LAWS GOVERNING MENTAL, PHYSICAL, HEALTH AND SUCCESS, AND HAPPINESS, GOVERNMENT NOTICES. PAYMENT OP PENSIONS. PENSIONS of All Classes formerly payable at the Post Offices at Dowling street, Dunedin, and Manor place, will, from SEPTEMBER Ist, 1933, be paid at the PENSIONS DEPARTMENT’S OFFICES, 221 Princes street south. REGISTRAR OP PENSIONS. LOST AND FOUND. IT OST, between Railway and Mornington, Brown Suede Glove.—Ring 13-411. LOST, small Parcel, fancy work and soles, upstairs, Strand Pictures, last night.—Please leave Strand Pictures. LOST, Envelope, containing £l, addressed St. John’s Ambulhnce.—Finder please return Central Mission Office, Octagon. LOST, Gold Rim off Lady’s Wristlet Watch; reward.—Address 730, 1 Star.’ LOST, Two One Pound Notes, between Rattray and Dowling streets.- Reward communicating with 709, ‘ Star.’ LOST, Monday night, Clinton train, Women’s Brown Kid Gloves; reward. —Communicate 700, ’ Star.’ IC3OUND.—The best Coal Bargain: 3 JU Midgway, beautiful burning, 6s 6d cash, city; 7s suburban hills.—From Jackson Purdie. FOUND, Coursing, Taieri, Saturday; Nominations Close Thursday, Sept. 21st, with secretary, at 7 p.m. , FOUND.— Special Smoked Blue Cod, filleted, 8d lb; Fish very cheap at Stewarts’. FOUND.— Fresh Whitebait, 8d glass; fresh Groper, 8d lb; fresh Fish, 3d lb; Ling, 3d.—Stewarts. FOUND.— Prime Turkeys from 7s each; Ducks, Geese, Roasting Chickens, cheap Fowls.—Always at Stewarts’. FOUND. —Tons fresh Soles arriving daily; large Sole Fillets, 2d; Rabbits, Crayfish, Oysters; daily supply.—Stewarts. FOUND. —Stewarts’ Smoked Fillets in cellophane, 6d lb; Smoked Terakihi, Blue Cod, salt and sugar cured. I BOUND. —Whitebait, Terakihi, new season’s, in abundance, oak smoked, boned, and scaled; 8d lb.—At Johnson’s Fish Depot. ICIOUND.--Smoked Blue Cod Fillets, Sole a? Fillets, Oysters Mutton Birds, Smoked Blue Cod, Crayfish, ail kinds Fish .cheap at Johnson’s. FOUND.— Scotland’s Best Kippers, Salt Herrings, Red Herrings; all kinds Fresh and Smoked Fish cheap at Johnson’s Fish and Poultry Depot. TRADE PERSONAL. ANOTHER Coal Bargain.—2 Midgway, 1 Kait., 8s 3d cash, city; 8s 9d suburban hills.—From Jackson Purdie. ARL’S Motors have Removed to 282 ■a Princes street south (next Austin Motors). FOR reliable men in Cleaning Chimneys, Carpets, etc., ring 10493, Dunedin Window defining Co., 50 King street. ADIES, the “Chic” Beauty Salon, 10 George street (upstairs) is at Your Service Always (open Saturday afternoons). LARNACH CASTLE is Open to Visitors every Tuesday and Saturday afternoon; admission, 2s 6d; afternoon tea provided free. NOTICE. —G. Mndigan and Son, ladies' and gents’ hairdresser (late Caversham), Reopened next Barton’s, Rattray street.