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

AMUSEMENTS. AND NOW FOR A GOOD LAUGH TO CHEER YOU UP BEFORE CHRISTMAS. §T. JAMES THEATREDirection Sir Benjamin Puller. Where Sound Sounds Best. 2.15 TWICE DAILY - 8 p.m. Here’s a Bright and Breezy ComedyRomance that will Delight Everyone. .... The sort of Entertainment that Sends You Away Completely Satisfied. SYLVIA SYDNEY CARY GRANT SYLVIA SYDNEY CARY GRANT In the Gay Romantic Comedy. ‘THIRTY-DAY PRINCESS. ‘ THIRTY-DAY PRINCESS. ‘THIRTY-DAY PRINCESS. ‘ THIRTY-DAY PRINCESS. ' For Thirty Days She Reigned—And What a Reign! You’ll roar from start to finish! (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) SPECIAL FEATURETTES include: A ‘ Betty Boop ’ Cartoon, ‘ Ducky Dear,’ Hilarious Comedy, ‘ Hollywood On Parade,’ Musical Revue, and Paramount British News. Plans at Jacobs’s till 6.30, then at Theatre (Tel. 13-702). SOON—YOU WILL SEE J. M. Barrie’s Famous Stage Play, ‘ WHAT EVERY WOMAN KNOWS.’ Helen Hayes—Brian Aherne. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ‘MESSIAH.’ FIRST CHURCH, 8 p.m., SUNDAY, DECEMBER 16. Handel’s ‘ Messiah,’ comprising the majority ot the Choruses, will be rendered by augmented Choirs of , the First and Congregational Churches of over, 80 Voices, Assisted by MISS EVELYN SHEPARD, MB J. E. DAVIES, MISS JESS M‘MILLAN, MR , DON M'INNES.Conductor, Dr V. K. GALWAY. At the Organ, Mrs H. C. CAMPBELL. INTERNATIONAL ORDER GOOD TEMPLARS’ RESCUE LODGE, No. .105, Oddfellows’ Hall, King Edward street, Kensington. PkST and PRESENT MEMBERS and FRIENDS are cordially invited to ATTEND SOCIAL EVENING on TUESDAY, December 18. E. J. ILES, Secretary. 7 Buying Days Before Christmas. THE GRAND HOTEL, > PEACE ON EARTH, GOODWILL TO MEN. Even the casual offering may have distinction, and it certainly will when you give a bottle from* the GRAND HOME SUPPLY STORE. At Christmas parties all over Otago and Southland hundreds of good folk will drink land thoroughly enjoy. GRAND HOTEL QUALITY WINES AND SPIRITS. Our guarantee: If you are not fully satisfied with any' bottle you buy, shove the cork in the bottle and you will get your money back. Quality makes the bargain— NOT PRICE. Dial 11-542 (two lines). Quick service. We deliver. EUCHRE. Is EUCHRE, EUCHRE, Is Is 'JjIORBURY SCHOOL HALL, Is Is JU MONDAY, DEC. 17th. Is Is And even? Monday Night, 8 o’clock, Is Is OXFORD STREET. - Is Is Prizes; Is Is Ladies: 15s and 5s Order. Is Is Gents; 15s and 5s Order. Is Is Admission Is.', Is HOLIDAY RESORTS. WARRINGTON. —To Let, 8-roomed furnished House, two or three weeks Christmas.—Barclay, Warrington. _• WANTED, by young Lady, Board in Roxburgh for Christmas holidays.— D 531, ‘ Star.’ . WANTED, 4-roomed Furnished House at Brighton • for month of February; near bathing beach; reasonable rental.— D 428, ‘ Star.’ ■ , WANTED, Crib, 2 weeks, Xmas, urgent; Warrington, north line preferred.— Phone 23-804. ANTED, Furnished House or Crib ,on Peninsula, Company’s Bay preferred; 2 or 5 weeks from January Ist.—Dß6B, ‘ Star.’ WANTED, Crib, Brighton or seaside resort, fortnight from 7th January.— Address replies D 866, * Star * Office. WANTED To Lease, six months, small . Crib, from December 20; Peninsula;, preferably Broad Bay.—Dß 37, ‘ Star.’ 3 -BOOMED clean Crib To Let, partly furnished, school holidays.—Apply Jackson’s Stoe i _Tomahawk. 3 -ROOMED Crib To Lot at Purakanui for Christmas holidays. Apply to J. Day, storekeeper. Purakanui. , Ol RA (Offer). —Purakanui (near beach).: Furnished 3 Roms, verandah, practically new; deceased estate.— Timlin’s; phone 13-496. ~ EDUCATIONAL. ROSSBOTHAM’S Commercial College, Dowling street. Shorthand, Typewriting, and Bookkeeping; our students in keen demand. SHORTHAND - TYPISTS, Bookkeepers, Clerks; for positions enrol Brown’s College, Moray place; rapid individual tuition.- Telephone 10-697.' WANTED, Pupils Pianoforte,- Violin, Banjo, Steel Guitar, Ukulele; also to Join Orchestra.—sos King street. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. YOUNG Lady requires Board, private home; fireplace.—State terms, etc., to D 463. ‘Star.’ YOUNG Lady desires Board for 1935, north end, telephone preferred; state terms. —D 655, ‘ Star.’ OP A High street. — Vacancies Boarders; OO" permanents, casuals; bright outlook. —Phone 10-948. Qii Stafford street has Vacancies foi »/■*; Boarders; every comfort; terms moderate. QD Clyde street.—Vacancies Boarders, OO single, double rooms, furnished or unfurnished; terms lowest; telephone. ' ADVERTISING is the greatest distributive, informative, and educative power of the present day.