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Evening Star, Issue 21966, 28 February 1935, Page 13

AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. BIG CROWDS ENTHRALLED! TERRIFIC SUCCESS LAST NIGHT!! AS WILY AS EVER! AND JUST AS POPULAR WITH THEATREGOERS. | STALLS, Is; CIRCLE, Is 6d. T AYEAIR THEATRE (The Pride of South Dunedin.) 8 TO-NIGHT It’s Snappy Clever Comedy at its Best. LIONEL BARRYMORE, ALICE BRADY, In lit.' lirection Amalgamated Theatres (N.Z.) Ltd. ‘SHOULD LADIES BEHAVE?’ (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) ALSO LAUREL and HARDY In ‘TWICE TWO.’ Prices: Stalls, Is; Circle, Is 6d. No Extra for Reserves—Phone 22-573. | 3 SESSIONS DAILY— I ( 11-2.15-4. I ■ 111 ‘CHARLIE CHAN ‘CHARLIE CHAN IN LONDON.’ IN LONDON.’ (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) |{| A Fox Picture. 11l 1 With HI WARNER OLAND WARNER OLAND And MONA BARRIE. It’s Clever . . . Fascinating . . . Admittedly the Best Yet of all the “ Chan ” Stories. Plans at Begg’s till s—then Phono 13-013. TAHUNA PARK, SUNDAY, MARCH 3, 3 p.m. ST. HILDA' MUNICIPAL BAND (Winners New Zealand Championship) Will Present ' A MUSICAL PROGRAMME AND QUICKSTEP DISPLAY In Aid of Mayor’s Relief Fund. Admission : ADULTS, 6d; CHILDREN, 3d. A. G. HOMER, Secretary. AMATEUR ATHLETICS. OTAGO TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS, OTAGO TRACK AND FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS, CALEDONIAN GROUNDS, SATURDAY’, 2nd MARCH, 12.30 p.m, CHAMPION ATHLETES COMPETING, Including A. A. CAMERON, J. G. LECKIE, M. SPILLANE, L. C. M'LACHLAN, W. A. PULLAR, M. ATTON. ADMISSION: Ground, Is; Stand, 6d. CALEDONIAN GROUNDS, SATURDAY, 2nd MARCH. 12.30 p.m. ST. CLA I R CARNI VA L. SPECIAL REPEAT PERFORMANCE; The Carnival which attracted 14,000 in two days. In response to the wishes of thousands who were unable to witness our original Presentation “ THE CARNIVAL OF A THOUSAND LIGHTS ” , “THE CARNIVAL OP A THOUSAND LIGHTS ” Will be Repeated for one more day only—namely. SATURDAY NEXT AFTERNOON AND NIGHT. SATURDAY NEXT AFTERNOON AND NIGHT. The St. Clair Carnival has "clicked” with a vengeance. NEW GAMES NEW THRILLS NEW EVERYTHING. Follow the crowd of happy, care-free revellers and see the brilliant illuminationsalso the floodlit breakers. SPECIAL No. 1: St. Clair’s reception to and engagement of New Zealand’s Champion Band, St. Kilda. See them in the Quickstep. SPECIAL No. 2: St. Clair’s reception to and exhibition by New Zealand’s champion swimmers. and life-savers. WHAT A DAY! WHAT A NIGHT!! WHAT A PROGRAMME!!!. ’ break all records. You can help us. WATCH PRESS FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS. We are out to