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Evening Star, Issue 21633, 31 January 1934, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. ONLY TWO MORE DAYS OF THE MOST DELIGHTFUL . SHOW DUNEDIN HAS EVER KNOWN. EMPIRE DE LUXE (Phones 12-432 and 12-433). 2.15 TWICE DAILY 8.0. Tho Lilt of Irish Laughter . . . the Spell of Irish Song . . . Combine to make “ Peg ” the Perfect Cinema Gera.” ‘PEG O’ MY HEART,’ ‘PEG O’ MY HEAR T,’ ‘PEG O’ MY HEART,’ In which a delightful favourite gives her finest performance, MARION DAVIES. MARION DAVIES. Hear her sing ‘ Sweetheart Darlin’.’ Excellent Fcaturettes And The Brilliant Cinema Organist, MISS IRIS MASON, At the Console of the Grand Christie Organ. Plans at the Theatre and D.I.C. THURSDAY NIGHT, AT 11 O’CLOCK. MIDNIGHT MATINEE Of •THE HAYSEEDS,’ ■THE HAYSEEDS,’ ‘THE HAYSEEDS,’ The Great Australian Comedy that has Broken Every Record Established! Free List Suspended! WE LEAD OTHERS FOLLOW! KING EDWARD CINEMA (South Dunedin). TO-NIGHT, at 7.45. JANET GAYNOR, JANET GAYNOR, JANET GAYNOR, JANET GAYNOR, WILL ROGERS, LEW AYRES, And LOUIS DRESSER In Love, Laughter, and Excitement, ‘STATE FAIR.’ ‘STATE FAIR.’ • STATE FAIR” ‘ STATE PAIR.’ ‘STATE FAIR.’ ‘ STATE PAIR.’ ‘ STATE FAIR.’ ‘STATE FAIR.’ . The laughter, excitement, and carefree gaiety of a big State Fair, ... A love idyll between a yearning country girl and a devil-may-care reporter. ... A father and mother busy winning prizes with pickles and pigs. . . . And the son finding adventure with a beautiful carnival girl who loved, him but left him. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ADULTS. Is; CHILDREN. 6d. MILFORD SOUND ROAD. CORPORATION PARLOUR BUS TRIPS UNANIMOUSLY DESCRIBED AS A MARVELLOUS TOUR. Owing to the PHENOMENAL SUCCESS of these trips arrangements have been made to continue them till EASTER. BOOK YOUR SEATS IMMEDIATELY. The demand for seats increases with the return of each bus from this VALLEY OF FASCINATING LOVELINESS. NEXT TRIP: 2nd FEBRUARY. Only 3 seats available. Inquire at Tramways Office (Phono 13-926) for full particulars.