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Evening Star, Issue 21620, 16 January 1934, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. EBIEB R R R 888888 THE regeut Direction J. C. Williamson Picture Corp. Ltd. : ' Screening 2.15 and 8 p.m. A PICTURE OUT OF THE BOX. YOU’LL BE KEPT IN FITS OF LAUGHTER FROM START TO FINISH. ROBERT MONTGOMERY, ANN HARDING. - • And ALICE BRADY, Who is an absolute scream in this ' film play, WHEN LADIES MEET,' * WHEN LADIES MEET,’ ‘ WHEN LADIES MEET,’ THE FUNNIEST ROMANCE EVER SCREENED. • When Ladies Meet 1 is a tonic—quite the best for a long while. It deals with smart people living in smart surroundings. It’s first-class entertainment —as you will find when you have chuckled away in your seat for 90 minutes. FRIDAY NEXT -jFRIDAY NEXT ONE OF THE STRANGEST AND MOST POWERFUL STORIES EVER TOLD. RONALD COLMAN, , RONALD COLMAN RONALD COLMAN In the Samuel Goldwyn Production .of ‘THE MASQUERADER,’ ‘THE MASQUERADER,’ ‘THE MASQUERADER,’ R : ‘ THE MASQUERADER,’ R * THE MASQUERADER,’ R A United Artists Picture. R (Recommended for Adults.) R ‘ . ELISSA' LANDI. R . . ELISSA LANDI. R Not since ‘ Bulldog - Drummond ’ R has Colman given so fine a per- R forinance! It moves with the speed B of an arrow, and holds you tense R with its ever-changing surprise, R suspense, and mystery! R Box Plans at the D.I.C. and R Theatre' (Phone 12-513). R BEREBESB R B B B R E E WPS S 3toW So S 3toso»fo {O P 3toSO&3PCSßtotototoWtototoWSß»EO to to to tc Stototo w W S 3J3sa 10 R ■

DANCING. CRICKET DANCE, MORNINGTON SCHOOL HALL, TO-NIGHT, 16th. Two Monte Carlos. SAVONTA DANCE BAND. Good Supper. Admission, One Shilling. Dancing 8. to 12. SOUTH DUNEDIN Unemployed Association’s Dance,', South.. Dunedin, Town Hall Tuesday, 16th; two Monte Carlos, two lucky door numbers; Triumph Band, Dunedin’s leading orchestra; 6 good prizes; admission Is; supper 3d. DANCE and Euchre.— D.W.F.A., Northeast Valley Town Hall, Wednesdays; splendid floor, good music; admission 6d, buffet supper 30. ,