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Evening Star, Issue 21622, 18 January 1934, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS* YOUR LAST CHANCE TO-NIGHT, At 8, You MUST see these two famous stars in a picture that'has caused more interest than any picture of its type ever screened in Dunedin. JEAN HARLOW CLARK GABLE, The Stars of ‘ Red Dust,’ In (Recommended by Censor for Adults.)’ At The' E MPIRE de lux f .(Phones 12-432 and 12-433). . . COMMENCING TO-MORROW! COMMENCING TO-MORROW I ) DELIRIOUS COMEDY.. DELIRIOUS COMEDY. DELIRIOUS COMEDY. • DELIRIOUS COMEDY. A laugh in every line, a roar in every foot when the cinema’s funniest comedy team sweeps into hilarious action. ■ He’s absolutely priceless in his greatest role. CHARLIE RUGGLES, CHARLIE RUGGLES, CHARLIE RUGGLES, ; CHARLIE RUGGLES, CHARLIE RUGGLES, MARY BOLAND. MARY BOLAND, LILYIAN TASHMAN, LILYIAN TASHMAN, Raising a Panic of Boisterous Fun in ’ ■ ‘MAMA LOVES PAPA’ | fMAMA. LOVES PAPA’ 1 ‘MAMA LOVES PAPA’ (I : • •• ' (I (Approved . for Universal Exhibition.)! Individually a riot. Together words' fail to describe the heights of hilarity' theSa players reach in this Screaming Comedy Success. Charlie wears the trousers, but. Mary' tell* him which pair to put on! A Paramount Picture. Plans at Theatre and D.I.C. Watch for ‘ PEG O’ MY HEART.’ ■ ‘ Also. ‘ THE HAYSEEDS.’ Two of the biggest attractions of the year.

Royal Air Force cadets in training at Cranwell, England, cost _ £539 a year each, of which sufn £75 is paid by the parents. Each cadet receives 7s a day, of which 4s is deducted for the mess. . ;