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Evening Star, Issue 21784, 28 July 1934, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS. A PICTUEE LITERALLY STUDDED WITH STARS! First-class Entertainment tor Everyone Romance, and Action. 3 SESSIONS DAILY. 11l Direction Amalgamated Theatres (N.Z.) Ltd. Comedy, 11 A.M. 2.15 P.M. 8 P.M. JESSIE MATTHEWS JESSIE MATTHEW? JESSIE MATTHEWS JESSIE MATTHEWS JESSIE MATTHEWS JESSIE MATTHEWS JESSIE MATTHEWS JESSIE MATTHEWS JESSIE MATTHEWS JESSIE MATTHEWS 111 ‘FRIDAY 13TH.’ ‘FRIDAY 13TH,’ ‘FRIDAY 13TH.’ ‘ FRIDAY 13TH.’ ‘FRIDAY 13TH.’ (Recommended by Censor for , . , Adults.) The Two Stars of ‘ The : • ■ ill GORDON HARKER GORDON HARKER GORDON HARKER GORDON HARKER GORDON HARKER GORDON HARKER GORDON HARKER GORDON HARKER GORDON HARKER Good Companions ’ together again in an entirely different kind of picture. THERE’S EXCITEMENT! MYSTERY . . AND A BROAD STREAK OF HUMOUR ALL THE WAY THROUGH! EDMUND EDMUND EDMUND EDMUND EDMUND EDMUND EDMUND EDMUND EDMUND EDMUND GWBNN GWENN OWENN GWENN GWENN GWENN GWENN GWBNN GWENN GWENN 111 . Are you superstitious? Do you throw horseshoes 111 over your shoulder? Is Friday. 13, an unlucky || day for you? Come and see how lucky it proved IK for some. ALSO SCREENING, ANOTHER EPISODE IN THE LIFE OP H.R.H. PRINCE OF WALES. MANAGERIAL.— We have no hesitation in saying that the Supporting Programme is without doubt thp finest screened at any theatre on the Amalgamated circuit since our inception into the motion picture business. Included iu the short subjects is Episode 3 of the Life of H.R.H. the Prince of Wales, who appears on tho screen and gives a most interesting talk on unemployment. Scenes of nis New Zealand tour are also- depicted. Another short feature consists of twelve rounds of the most thrilling boxing contest ever photographed. Last night’s audience heartily applauded at the conclusion of these short features.—H. C. OLSEN, Manager. ToWN H A L L THURSDAY, 2nd AUGUST, 1934, at 8 p.m. SENIA CHOSTIAKOFF (The' celebrated Russian Tenor), PAUL VINOGRADOFF (The famous Pianist). Supported by Full Orchestra, Returned Soldiers’ Choir, and Local Artists arranged by . In Aid of Mayor’s Relief of Distress Fund. ADMISSION: 4s, 3s, 2s Is. Box Plan now open at Begg’s.

OTAGO HIGH'SCHOOL OLD BOYS’ SOCIETY. ■ . THE ANNUAL BALL will Be held in the SCHOOL HALL on FRIDAY, 17th August, and as sale of tickets is strictly limited--those wishing to attend should obtain tickets as soon as possible from the undersigned or members of the Ball Committee. E. S. WILSON, Secretary Otago High School Old Boys’ Society. EDUCATIONAL. BRIDGE; Contract, i Auction, expert Tuition; beginners 2s 6d, practice classes Is.—Phone Mrs Jeavons, 52 Tennyson street. ELOCUTION, Singing, Voice Production ’ Taught; children taught in own home if preferred, reasonable fees.—Rs73, ‘Star.* J‘H.‘ HUTTON, Teacher of all Hawaiian • Musical Instruments; demonstrations;. orchestra would assist charity ehtertainments.—l4 Octagon. . Tl/I' AKE your Spring, Summer Outfit under iTJL fixoert Costumiere; French, English summer 1934 fashions; classes day, evening -R265, ‘ Star.’ MISS PASSMORE’S School of . Arts and Crafts, Stock Exchange Buildings. Studio phone 18-164, private phone 11-577. R~6SSBOTHAM’S .Commercial College Dowling street. Shorthand, 1 Typewriting, and Bookkeeping; our students in keen demand., SHORTHAND TYPISTS, Bookkeepers, Clerks; for positions enrol Brown’s College, M ,raj place; rapid individual tuition Telephone 10-697. WANTED, Coach, matriculation, French, Sunday afternoon or night, state terms. —Leslie, 13 Shortland street, Cavershanii, • . . WANTED, Pupils Pianoforte, Violin, Banjo, Steel Guitar,. Ukulele; also to Join Orchestra.—sos' King street. YOUNG Lady, experienced, wishes give Tuition beginners, Auction . Bridge, afternoons, evenings; two-hour lesson; shilling per player and car fare; arrange your four.—Ring •23-853. GARDENING. Dunedin gardening CLUB.-Sodai Night.-Tuesday. 31st July, 1934, 7.45 sharp, Y.M.C.A. Rooms. Good programme. Lady Members to bring basket. • P. NELSON, Hon. Sec. POULTRY. I DOR SALE, Jubilee Incubator, ZOO-egg; in good order. —A. Pedofsky, Gordon j road, Mosgiel.. . , FOR. SALE, selected White Leghorn j Hens; good layers and breeders.—A. ! Pedofsky, Gordon road, Mosgiel. CIRCLE Incubators, reduced prices. Heat Wafers, Poultry Punches, Leg Bands, i Thermometers, etc.—Freddy’s Store, 389 George street. FOR reliable Pullets, Cockerels, Hens, or select Whistling Canaries; every bird guaranteed,—Skene’s, Stuart street, Dunedin WANTED To Buy, 1 Clucking Hen.— Apply Graham, 12 Broughton street. FOR ’ SALE, 4 Golden Pencilled Hamburg Pullets, 1 Cockerel, 6 months; prize strain; what offer?—R7o2. ‘Star.’ BICYCLES. CYCLISTS! —You can buy cheaper from Clifford Brown’s, 172 Stuart street; or 88 King Edward street. CYCLE Tyres 3s 6d, Tubes ,1s 9d, Dynamo Lighting Sets 15s, Electric Battery Lamps 3s 9d.—Clifford Brown Ltd. BAILEY Pumps 3s 3d, Metal Pumps Is 9d, Connections 3d, Outfits fid, Mudguard Reflectors 9d. —Clifford Brown Ltd. WE Will quote you Lowest Prices for all Cycle Repairs; call or. ring.—Clifford Brown Ltd. IDOR SALE, Gents’ Second-hand Cycles, all thoroughly overhauled; also Lady’s Cycle.—Dixon’s Cycles, Gardens Corner. ■ WANTED, good sound Bicycle Frame; state price and where seen. —R 526, ‘ Star ’ Office SPEEDWELL Cycles are supreme m value, only first-grade material; satisfaction and years of service; 5s deposit, 3s fid week.—Only • from W. A. Scott and Sons’. MONEY. LOAN £2o'wanlcd urgently, good security, short term.—R6os, >■ 1 Star,’ ’