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Evening Star, Issue 21945, 4 February 1935, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. -.mil i!li'. ■ll it nil strand j iiimi"•nil 0 (in*" TWO SESSIONS DAILY—2.IS, 8 p.m. | THEBE ip NO EXTRA CHARGE I FOR RESERVES.* RING 15-379. j Stalls Is, D. Circle Is 6d. The Most Amusing Blend of Comedy and Mystery yet seen on the screen. EVERYTHING that scares you starts — with a laugh. EVERYTHING that happens—ends, with a laugh. I | ‘MURDER IN THE 1 PRIVATE CAR.’ 1 ‘ You'll hold your sides with laughter at CHARLIE RUGGLES (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Laurel and Hardy in ‘ Twice Two.' Metrotone News, Universal News, Our Gang Comedy, and ‘ Tibet, Land of Isolation.’ Box Elans at D.I.C.

We were packed out on Saturday I fHE MAYFAIR, SOUTH DUNEDIN. TO-NIGHT, AT 7.45. Bristling Action! Smashing Conflict! . Thundering Drama! Torn from the pages of ZANE GREY’S ‘LIFE IN THE RAW * With GEORGE O’BRIEN Also Screening LIONEL BARRYMORE In THIS SIDE OF HEAVEN’ Dedicated to every family in the world. (Both Pictures Approved for Universal ' Exhibition.) STALLS Is, DRESS CIRCLE Is 6d No Extra Charge for Reserves. BCa Plan at Sweet Shop next to Theatre, or Phone 22-573. Electrical cooking demonstration Will be given on the ATLAS RANGE, TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), sth inst., And on THURSDAY. 7th inst. , In the DUNEDIN CITY CORPORATION SHOW SHOOM, 144 George street. PROFESSIONAL, D R H. P. P I C K E R I L L, Address: Kelvin Chambers, The Terrace, Wellington.