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Evening Star, Issue 21627, 24 January 1934, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. ANOTHER FINE PROGRAMME Drawing the crowds to T he strand— Always a Good Show—at Bedrock Price*: Stalls Is and D.C. Is 6d. Shrieking sirens clanging alarms the mad dash of the ambulance through city streets. Life! Speed! Vitality! Excitement! And sprinkled through it allRomance ! ‘ THE GIRL IN 419.’ ‘ THE GIRL IN 419.’ ‘ 'THE GIRL IN 419,’ ‘ THE GIRL IN 419.’ Featuring GLORIA STUART, DAVID MANNERS, JAMES DUNN, JOHNNIE HINES. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) OUTSTANDING SUPPORTS. Two Interesting Newsreels Musical revue, " Hollywood on Parade ’ Ford Sterling Comedy Betty Boop Cartoon. FRIDAY NEXT! Men’s blood will boil! Women’s hearts will throb! A story more powerful than • 1 Am a Fugitive ’...the first roaring revelation of to-day’s wild youth...and the men who stop at nothing to tame it! ‘THEJMAYOR OF HELL,’ ‘ THE MAYOR OF HELL,’ ‘ THE MAYOR OF HELL,’ ‘ THE MAYOR OP HELL,’ ‘ THE MAYOR OP HULL,’ With James Cagney and Madge Evans. Box Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre (Phone 15-379). |£ING EDWARD CINEMA (South Dunedin). TO-NIGHT, AT 7.45. TO-NIGHT, AT 7.45. TO-NIGHT, AT 7.45. TO-NIGHT, AT 7.45. JOAN CRAWFORD, JOAN CRAWFORD, JOAN CRAWFORD, GARY COOPER, GARY COOPER, GARY COOPER, mi mi mi In ‘ TO-DAY WE LIVE,’ ' TO-DAY WE LIVE,’ • TO-DAY WE LIVE,’ ’ TO-DAY WE LIVE,’ THE CINEMA’S COMPLETE TRIUMPH! I I I I Not since ‘ Smilin’ Through ’ has a lovestory been so rapturously told as now by the talents of the screen’s most exciting stars! (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Also, EXCELLENT SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. For Reserves King Theatre (22-573),. ADULTS. Is; CHILDREN. 6d.