AMUSENifctiJ*, ONLY THREE MORE DAYS OP THE MOST • DELIGHTFUL SHOW DUNEDIN, HAS EVER KNOWN. - EMPIRE de luxe (Phones 12-432, and 12-433). 2.15 TWICE DAILY 8.0. The Lilt of Irish Laughter ... the Spell of Irish Song . . . Combine to make “ Peg - the “ Perfect Cinema Gem.” In which a delightful favourite gives her) finest performance, , MARION DAVIES. MARION DAVIES. MARION DAVIES. MARION DAVIES. Hear' her sing ‘ Sweetheart Dai'lin’.’ Excellent Featurettes And The Brilliant Cinema Organist,' MISS IRIS MASON. MISS IRIS MASON, MISS IRIS MASON, At the Console of the 'Grand Christie Organ. Plans at the Theatre and D.I.C. Q.R.AND TH E A T’-R E* Commencing at the MIDNIGHT MATINEE NEXT THURSDAY* At 11 o’clock. LESLIE .HENSON and EDWARD EVERETT HORTON iai ‘IT’S A BOY,’ England’s Greatest Comedy.
- It is far batter to be homesick than of homa.
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Evening Star, Issue 21632, 30 January 1934, Page 11
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134Page 11 Advertisements Column 8 Evening Star, Issue 21632, 30 January 1934, Page 11
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