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Evening Star, Issue 21667, 12 March 1934, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. the OCTAGON I the OCTAGON I I I SCREENING at 2.15 and 8 p.m. A DELIGHTFUL ENTERTAINMENT, From Templo Thurston’s Brilliant Stage Play, ' Driven.' A classic example of the best in British entertainment an absorbing story splendidly portrayed told with rare zest and sparkle framed in settings of exquisite beauty. ■ONE PRECIOUS FEAR,’ || 'ONE PRECIOUS FEAR,’ || ‘ONE PRECIOUS FEAR,’ | 'ONE PRECIOUS FEAR,’ jj With || These Outstanding English Artists, {I OWEN NARES, || ANNE GREY, BASIL RATH BONE. One year to live . . . one precious year to taste the happiness and pleasure of life . . . yet her husband was too busy oven to return her love Who could blame her for seeking romance in the arms of another? A Paramount British Production. (Recommended by the Tensor for Adults.) —— : — Supporting Feature, ■ ‘ THE BILLION-DOLLAR SCANDAL,’ With CONSTANCE CUMMINGS, PRANK MORGAN. ROBERT ARMSTRONG. Box Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre. (Phone 13-091). Meet your, friends at the octagon; see THE FUN OF THE FAIR. FRIDAY. LET’S go to South Dunedin Town Hall To-night, Euchre; guaranteed prize's—701b bag sugar, 2 hams (valued 8s each), 10s grocery order; congenial company, everybody will be there; com. 8 o clock promptly; admission, Is. . IN order to have the *Star ' out in good time it is found impossible to. classify Advertisements that come in after noon. After this hour they cannot be classified. We would therefore request Advertisers to kindly bear this in mind and send in their Orders early.