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Evening Star, Issue 21904, 15 December 1934, Page 19

AMUSEMENTS. | STALLS,, 1/-; CIRCLE, 1/6. | Wo Extra for Booking. GRAND ■'‘''‘■llllllllllHlllin 111 " Direction Amalgamated Theatres (N.fc.) Ltd. 3 SESSIONS DAILY—--11—2.15—8. mu ii pKAY FRANCIS, 11 WM. ROWELL, 01 in ‘JEWEL BOBBERY.’ • JEWEL ROBBERY.’ ■JEWEL ROBBERY.’ ‘ JEWEL ROBBERY.’ ‘JEWEL ROBBERY.’ (Recommended by Censor for Adujte.) THE TITLE TELLS THE STORY —A DEBONAIR, SUAVE CROOK AND A FASCINATING SOCIETY LADY MAKE THIS AN ABSORBING MYSTERY. II LORETTA YOUNG, II I II GEORGE BRENT, II 111 In A VERY LIKEABLE PICTURE ‘ . WITH TWO SPLENDID STABS, WHO MAKE THIS A VERY BRIGHT STORY. Box Plans at Theatre (Phone 13-013). JJIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE Direction Edgley and Dawe. Representative ...» Maurice Ralph. COMMENCING SATURDAY NEXT AT THE MATINEE. WELCOME CLEM DAWE WELCOME CLEM DAWE , WELCOME CLEM DAWE And His Merry-making Multitude. I RECORD SEASONS EVERYWHERE. 10 Weeks Auckland. 10 Weeks Wellington. 11 Weeks Christchurch. GREAT AND GLORIOUS SHOW. || CLEM DAWE’S REVUE H CLEM DAWE’S REVUE CLEM DAWE’S REVUE |1 CLEM DAWE’S REVUE In the Spectacular, Colourful Production, ‘ STRIKE UP THE BAND.’ • STRIKE UP THE BAND.’ ‘ STRIKE UP THE BAND.’ , > STRIKE UP THE BAND.’ 26 Scenes of Riotous, Rapturous Revelry, With I CLEM DAWE, Unquestionably CLEM DAWE, the Foremost and CLEM DAWE, Most Popular CLEM DAWF. Comedian This CLEM DAWE. Generation has CLEM DAWE, Known. The Season will Begin Next Saturday at the Matinee, 2.15, with A Wonderful Gift Day -for the Kiddies. Clem will Personally Present over 100 Beautiful Gifts to Lucky Boys and Girls. GIFTS GALORE, GIFTS GALORE. j _ “ ( I SPECIAL BOX PLAN NOTICE. | SPECIAL BOX PLAN NOTICE. | I ’ I I The Box Plans Open on TUESDAY' I Next at the D.I.C. In view of the ( j Enormous Success of the Clem Dawe I i Revue Company elsewhere, intending | I Patrons are strongly urged to Secure | I Their Seats Early. i I _ I CLEM DAWE PRICES: Evenings: 3s, 2s, Is. Matinees: Adults, 2s 6d,, 2s, Is. Children, ls '6d, Is, 6d. Plus Tax. Plana at D.I.C. Open TUESDAY Next. Complete New Revue every Friday. Complete New Revue every Friday. LEGAL NOTICES. the Estate of the late JAMES LOGAN, of Mosgiel, Retired (Deceased). LL PERSONS having CLAIMS AGAINST and ail Persons OWING NETS TO the above Estate are vested to render Statements, in duplicate, ■he amounts due on 18th November, 1934, y certified as owing at that date and wing full particulars, to the Undersigned later than sth JANUARY, 1935. B PERPETUAL TRUSTEES CO. LTD.; to sssrs WEBB, ALLAN, WALKER, AND ANDERSON, Solicitors, Dunedin. In the Estate of the late ELIZABETH JANE MEEK REID, of Waikouaiti, Spinster (Deceased). ALL PERSONS having CLAIMS AGAINST and all Persons OWING MONEYS TO the above Estate are re-' quested to render Statements, in duplicate, of the amounts due on 20th November, 1934, duly certified as owing at that date and showing full particulars, to the Undersigned not later than sth JANUARY, 1935. THE PERPETUAL TRUSTEES CO. LTD.; Or to Messrs ADAMS BEOS., Solicitors, Dunedin. In the Estate of the late ELIZABETH C. DREAVEE, of Dunedin, Widow (DePERSONS having CLAIMS AGAINST and all Persons OWING MONEYS TO the above Estate are requested to render Statements, in duplicate, of the amounts due on 30th November, 1934. duly certified as owing at that date_ and showing full particulars, to the Undersigned not later than sth JANUARY, 1935. THE PERPETUAL TRUSTEES, CO. LTD.; Or to Messrs DOWNIE STEWART, PAYNE, AND FORRESTER, Solicitors, Dunedin. POULTRY. WANTED, While Leghorn I-year Hens, Pullets 6 to 8 weeks old; good strain required.—Ds37. 1 Star ’ FOR SALE, 6 White Leghorn Laying Hens, first year; price, 25s.—Apply 103 Bedford street. St. Clair, on. Pullets, September-October hatched; OU Hen and Chicks, 4 weeks old. —195 Macandrew road, South Dunedin. 17'OR SALE, young Rhode Hen and 9 JU W.L. Chicks; 11s.—R. Salter, Waverley. OR SALE, 15 Bantams, 2 with chicks; also, 2 Cluckcrs: and also good Ferret. —Apply, Sunday, to 114 Bay View road.