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Evening Star, Issue 21993, 1 April 1935, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. LAST TWO DAYS ||l| |j!| ARK YOU A MASON?’ Sonnie Hale —Robertson Hare And ‘ PASSING SHADOWS.’ (Bo(h Pictures Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ,timtHlllHli}}yuru^.. J'SE GRAND Direction: Amalgamated Theatres (N.Z.) Ltd. [ 3 SESSIONS DAILY—II. 2.15, 8.0. I STALLS, 1/-; CIRCLE, 1/6. WEDNESDAY— ___ | One of the Most Thrilling, | —I Realistic Pictures we I I! I—l have, EVEN SEEN! |— ll!l ’ •| ‘ THE | | BATTLE ’. ’ | I Starring CHARLES BOYER MERLE OBBRON BETTY STOCKFELD Tremendously Forceful . • • a Gripping Sea Story .•. ■ Absolutely Packed with entertainment right through. A Gaumont British Picture. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) WE’VE SEEN IT . ... AND WE GUARANTEE YOU A NIGHT OF EXCEPTIONAL SCREEN FARE.' Advance Bookings at Begg s. DANCING. BRUCE HOCKEY CLUB, MILTON, Holds Q P E N I N G DANCE ST. JOHN’S HALL, MILTON, On SATURDAY, 6th APRIL, 1955. All welcome. 1935 1934 L 935 FRANK SCOFIELD’S “ New Collegians’ Dance Band Reliable and consistent in presentation of all that is new. Season’s engagements now being booked. Phone 23-279, 10-678, or T 396, ‘ Star.’ r OTE the DATE OF THE CAVERSHAM HARRIERS’ OPENING DANCE of ; Season, Embassy Salon, APRIL 10th. wart’s Band; Monte Carlo novelties. Res, Is 6cl; Gents, 2s. Don’t forget. II up.

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