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Evening Star, Issue 21823, 12 September 1934, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. 11l LAST TWO DAYS. 11l ‘ STJNGAREE.’ 11l ‘ STINOAREE.* History's ill ' STINGAREE.' most charming ill ‘STINGAREE.’ Scoundrel. Hi ISTINGAREE.’ (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Action, romance, RICHARD DIN, music, and RICHARD DIX, Glorious Songs. IRENE DUNNE. IRENE DUNNE. lUllllllllllllHiilll,. THE state ‘"lllllllllllllllll"' 1 Direction Amalgamated Theatres (N.Z.) Ltd. 3 SESSIONS DAILY: 11-2.15—8. G U jj COMMENCING FKTDAY || || . NEXT. ‘ ii i II II n || || .IANET GAYNOR, |l 11 || || .1 AN li T GAYNOR, I) || || || JANET GAYNOR, 11 11 || || JANET GAYNOR, || || 11=11 II = il 1 CHARLES FARRELL. 11 | CHARLES FARRELL. | I CHARLES FARRELL, if CHARLES FARRELL. 11 I ___ II THE REUNION A MILLION LETTERS DEMANDED. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) And two popular favourites with them. JAMES DUNN and GINGER ROGERS All giving memorable performances in this big romance from Kathleen Norris's ‘ MANHATTAN LOVE SONG.’ Plans at. Begg’s till 5; then Phone 12-324. NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR RESERVES. JfJIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, at 8 p.m . OUTSTANDING CONCERT or' POPULAR OPERATIC SCENES. ‘PAGIJACCI,’ Act 1: I .MADGE TUCK WELL, I : ARTHUR MACDONALD, I i MASON HAROULD. _J ‘ FAUST,’ Acts 1 and 4: I LILIAN M'DONALD (of Timaru), I WILFRED KERSHAW, I ALFRED WALMSLKY. ‘ RIGOLETTO,’ Ads 2 and 3; l SIGNORINA ROSSI. 1 BERTHA RAWLINSON, ALFRED WALMSLEY, ' DON MHNNES (of Timaru), | EVAN TUCK WELL. ‘ CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA,’ Act 1: I LILIAN M'DONALD, T | MAUDE KENWARD, I I Mrs lIUDDENKLAU (of Timaru), | ■ , ALFRED WALMSLEY, I- | CLEM HOWELL. I Oram! Opera Club Chorus, Conductor, Mr Jas. Clark. Special Costumes from Christchurch. Piano and Organ Accompaniments, Popular Prices, 2s and Is. Box Plan at Begg’s. £|lS MAJESTY’S THEATRE TO-NIGHT. 8 o'.clock. TO-NIGHT, (Doors Open at 7.15 p.m.) CH OSTIA K OFF. With RETURNED SOLDIERS' CHOIR .(Conductor, John T. Leech), And BRILLIANT ASSISTING ARTISTS. As it is proposed to commence at 8 p.m. sharp patrons are requested to be seated before that titfic. Holders of unreserved tickets are notified that seats will not be held after 7.30. PROGRAMMES WILL BE ON SALE AT THE THEATRE. PRICE, 3d. P. F. HARRE, Hon. Secretary. SPORTING. DUNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB SPRING MEETING. 4th and 6th OCTOBER. for ALE EVENTS, exeept M'Lean Slakes and Dnnedin Guineas, Close on FRIDAY, 14th September, 1934, at 5 p.m. L. G. HILL, Secretary.