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Evening Star, Issue 21621, 17 January 1934, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. LAST TWO DAYS. A GREAT DOUBLE BILL. HENRY KENDALL In ‘THE MAN OUTSIDE,’ A Mystery Drama Spiced with Comedy that will keep Everyone Guessing until the linal Fade Out. (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) -And — TOM KEENE In ‘SON OF THE BORDER,’ • SON OF THE BORDER,’ A Stirring Drama of the West. Complete with Thrills, Daredevil Riding, and Fast Shooting. THE OCTAG O'N THE OCTAGON Sessions at 2.15 and 8.0 p.m. COMMENCING FRIDAY. NANCY CARROLL, EDMUND LOWE, LEW CODY, In A Swift-moving Dramatic ' Comedy-romance with a daring climax, ‘ I LOVE THAT MAN.’ ‘I LOVE THAT MAN.’ And ; LESLIE BANKS, CAROL GOODNER, GEORGE CURZON. • STRANGE EVIDENCE.’ * •STRANGE EVIDENCE.’ An intensely dramatic story of a murder mystery with a clever plot and astounding J Solution. ' . , „ , (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) Box Flan at D.I.C. and Theatre (Phone 13-091). THE GRAND HOTEL. GRANVIN, (Grand Wine), GOLDEN BRANDY WINE. Trade Mark Registered in Australia. - “ 1 have pleasure in informing you - that your application for Registry- — - tion of Trade Mark 1 Granvin m - Australia has been officially ac* - ceptcd under No. 62,340, and dated December 7, 1933. ; . - “ Official Certificate of Registration - will be forwarded to you in due _ . . . ■ course. . Yours faithfully ROBERT WALES, „ Patent Attorney. - -Granvin ” is the people’s economy 'drink in a thrift year; 5s a bottle. Stay away if you can’t laugh! ‘MAMA LOVES PAPA.’ JgMPIRE, FRIDAY NEXT.