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Evening Star, Issue 21624, 20 January 1934, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS. EMPIRE deluxe (Phones 12-432 and 12-433). 2.15 TWICE DAILY 8.0. Funnier Than ‘Charley’s Aunt’! Funnier Than.'Charley’s Aunt’l Funny Enough To Make a Cat Laugh! Funny Enough To Make a Cat Laugh! A Comedy that will Raise More Uproarious Laughter than any Entertainment has ever done. A Laugh- in every line ... a; Roar in every' foot when the Greatest Comedy Team the Cinema has ever known sweeps into Hilarious Action! LAUGHTER! LAUGHTER! Charlie RUGGLES, Mary BOLAND, Charlie RUGGLES, Mary BOLAND, Charlie RUGGLES,. Mary BOLAND, Charlie RUGGLES, Mary BOLAND, LILYAN TASHMAN LILYAN TASHMAN ■ LILYAN TASHMAN Paramount’s Hilarity Special, V ‘MAMA LOVES PAPA.’ ‘MAMA' LOVES PAPA.’ ‘MAMA LOVES PAPA.’ . I ‘MAMA LOVES PAPA.’ I i - 1 : Individually a riot. , Together words. fail to describe the heights of hilarity these players reach in this Screaming Comedy, Success. i I; Brilliant -Featurettes. . Mickey Mouse Cartoon, ' •MICKEY THE TRADER.* Also, , Overseas News, Screen Souvenir*, Comedy, etc., etc. Plans at Theatre and D.X.O. FRIDAY NEXT! Two Outstanding Attractions I, The World’s Sweetest Romance,- ‘ PEG O’ MY HEART.’ ‘ ‘ PEG O’ MY HEART.’ ‘PEG O’ MY HEART.’ -h—' Also, The First Appearance at the Grand Christie Organ of 1 MISS IRIS MASON, 1 MISS IRIS MASON; 1 ». The Brilliant Cinema Organist. ■ MANAGERIAL: ; _ ' Periodically we have drawn your attention that many titles to Cinema Plays in ■ no way indicate their real entertainment value". ' ‘ MAMA LOVES, PAPA ’ is \a case in point. No matter what the title may suggest, you may take it from us, that the feature is one ■of the brightest, best-produced comedies it has . been our , good fortune to. secure! ST. HILDA BEACH, , SUNDAY NIGHT, 8. - ST. HILDA BAND, (Conductor, Jas. Dixon,’ Esq.) . GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT, ; Dome and Hear' Wellington Test Music, Collection in Aid of Contest Funds. A. G. HOMER, Secretary, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS REPAIRS. "VUR EXPERTS OVERHAUL AND REJ PAIR MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS of very type—Pianos, Organs, Player Pianos.(ramophones, Radio. Sets, Violins, and all tringed Instruments, Afcordions,'Cornets, nd all Brass and Woodwind Instruments, Estimates free. All work guaranteed. Prices Reduced. ' CHAS. BEGG AND CO. LTD, EB Alto. Saxophone, - Beucher Gold Bell, silver-plated, perfect condition; half original cost; terms.—769, ‘Star.’\Ti7ANTED Purchase, on ■ terms. Player. Y.T Piano; good condition; cheap; stat* terms and where■ seen;—622, ‘Star;* . WANTED Sell, Alto Saxophone, .almost) new; cheap for cash.- —827, ‘ Star. 808 For Sale; £5 10s.—Apply 171 Bea. ley avenue, Christchurch. - ■; FOR SALE, Conn C Melody Saxophone; in perfect condition.—Box 5, Clyde. OR SALE, full Iron-frame Piano,' by, Brinsmead; powerful tone, - handsome walnut, faultless condition; £40.—907,- ‘ Star.’ • ‘ ' ■ PIANO wanted by the advertiser; name your lowest price if you want the cash. —9OB, ‘ Star.’ y PROFESSIONAL. MR W. EUSSELL-WOOD, SPECIALIST IN SPEECH TRAINING, Takes pleasure in announcing that he will COMMENCE THE PRACTICE OP HIS. , PROFESSION In Dunedin at an early date. Students will have the advantage of work, ing in a large and well-equipped* studio, th* address of which will be advertised., Courses in all branches of speech training and dramatic expression. ■ • ’ Special courses for stammerers. YOUB TEETH—HEALTH’S FIRST CONSIDERATION.VISIT AN EXPERIENCED AND PRO? • FBSSIONAL EXPERT, ’ USING THE BEST POSSIBLE SERVICB OBTAINABLE. OST HUMANE AND CONSIDERATE REATMENT FOR CHILDREN AND . ADULTS. MODERATE FEES. . EASY FINANCE ARRANGED. w. D. R O B, DENTIST, Octagon, Dunedin. 3SAGB AND MEDICAL ELECTRICITY, 'ISSES FRANCeITaND ENID CAMP- . . " ; * BELL, .'■ ■: HAVE RESUMED PRACTICE their Rooms, Colonial Mutual Building Corner of High and Princes streets. . Phone 18-959. M MASSAGE AND MEDICAL ELECTRICITY. IS 8 MER O Y .CAMERON, HAS RESUMED PRACTICE, ' 523 CASTLE STREET. Telephone 10-497. ' , NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. ORDERS BY TELEPHONE. Experience has shown that is iM use of the TELEPHONE ERRORS EASILY OCCUR in Words and in .the Names of Persons, although, the message* are read back to the sender, and occasionally there are Misconceptions in Instructions. ADVERTISERS ARE REQUESTED TO WRITE THEIR ANNOUNCEMENTS, And Not to Trust to a Telephone Message, as we cannot hold ourselves responsible if errors occur.