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Evening Star, Issue 22004, 13 April 1935, Page 17

AMUSEMENTS. CLEVER! . . THRILLING! . . WITTS'! IIII1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1IHIIII1IIIII1II! QCTAGOH THEATRE tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiniiiiiii Phone 13-091. TWICE DAILY—2.IS and 8. ‘ THE GREEN PACK.’ Starring JOHN STUART. It’s the very last mystery Edgar Wallace wrote . . . and it s chock full of surprises and action. Also, WENDY BARRIE In * WITHOUT YOU.’ (Both Pictures Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Plans at Begg’s and Theatre. LAURIER—PORT CHALMERS To-night! To-night! . GRAND STORY OF THE BOXING ;ING—AUTHENTIC IN EVERY DETAIL -WORLD FAMOUS FIGHTERS—SPORI - NG CELEBRITIES CONVINCING! THRILLING! ‘ Every Woman’s Man,’ ‘ Every Woman’s Man,’ Vith MYRNA LOY. MAX BAER, JACK IBMPSEY, PRIMO CARNERA, WALTER HUSTON, and a host of others! (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Also Screening—iAUßEL AND HARDY in .AURIL AND HAEDV^ ‘ THEIR FIRST MISTAKE. Reserve at Pike’s—lt Costs No More! TOWN HALL, SUNDAY. 14th APRIL, 1935, At 8.15 p.m. MUNICIPAL ORGAN RECITAL By V. E. GALWAY. Mus. Doc (City Organist), Miss HAZEL WALKER and Mr LESLIE DUNBAR (Vocalists). PROGRAMME. Dr GALWAY will Play: . , •Fanfare’ (Lemmens); Gavotte, ‘ Rocme (Gossec); ‘ Piece Heroiquo ’ ( (Cesar Franck); * Prayer and Cradle Song (Guilmant); ‘ Scherzo ’ (Guilmant); Prelude to the 6 Blessed Damozcl * (Debussy); ‘Choral' (Josef Jougen); *Le Cygne (Saint-Saens); ‘Toccata’ (Wider). Mr LESLIE DUNBAR will Sing: * The Friar of Orders Grey ’ (Reeve). Miss HAZEL WALKER and Mr DUNBAR will Sing; 1 Night Hymn a t Sea ’ (Goring Thomas), Accompanist: Miss MARGARET MATHESON, A.T.C.L. ADMISSION F REE. ADMISSION. Doors Open 7.45 p.m. Entrance from Moray place only. DUNEDIN SUNSHINE SOCIAL CLUB. EXCURSION TO CHRISTCHURCH. TAKING Excursionists for Timaru, Ashburton, Rakaia, and Dunsandel. A chance for you and all your friends. Adults, 16s 6d; Under 15 Years, 8s 6d. Special Train Leaves Dunedin GOOD FRIDAY NIGHT (April 19th) 11.0 p.m., stopping to pick up at Port Chalmers, Seacliff. Palmerston, and Arriving Christchurch 6.40 a.m. Saturday. Returning, Leaving Christchurch 11.30 p.m., SATURDAY, Arriving Dunedin 7.10 a.m. Easter Sunday (April 21). Tickets from D.LC. and H. O. Marsh, 11 Howard street. Spend Easier Saturday in Christchurch, or what better, a day at Addington Trots. H. O. MARSH, Org. Secretary. DUNEDIN HIGHLAND PIPE BAND (Pipe Major, W. Budge) WILL PLAY a Select Programme of Suitable Music in THE BOTANICAL GARDENS TO-MORROW (Sunday), at 3 p.m. Collection in Aid of Band Funds. THOS. GILCHRIST, Hon Secretary, ROYAL ACADEMY PICTURES. CLOSING TO-NIGHT. THE MEMORIAL EXHIBITION of the WORK of DUNEDIN’S CELEBRATED ARTIST, the Lato JAMES F. SCOTT, now on View at the Pioneer Hall, will close definitely TO-NIGIIT. Hours: 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. to 10 p.m. ADMISSION, 6d. JAMES F. SCOTT MEMORIAL EXHIBITION OP PICTURES. AS the Exhibition at the Pioneer Hall CLOSES on SATURDAY EVENING, the 13th inst., FURTHER INQUIRIES in connection with tho Collection CAN BE MADE TO ME at /he undermentioned address. D. A. SCOTT, 30 Sheen street, Roslyn. EDUCATIONAL. BRIDGE. —49 Dowling stret; Beginners’ Classes, Is lesson, Mondays and Thursdays, 7.30.—Ph0n0 21-309. ___ BRIDGE, Contract, Auction.—Expert Tuition; 24 Stuart street; beginners 2s 6d, reduction course classes Is.—Phone 13-023. BROWN’S College (Above Moray Place P. 0.). —Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping; rapid individual tuition; railway concessions.—Telephone 10-697. COMMERCE Students—Seven Subjects fully paid up in leading commercial college; will sacrifice; full, particulars.— BIOS, ‘ Star.’ CORNET Tuition. —J. Parker ia prepared to receive a few Pupils.—33 Reid road, South Dunedin. INDIVIDUAL Tuition by experienced Coach for Latin, English, arithmetic, intermediate scholarship, matriculation examinations, and for all proficiency subjects; terms reasonable.—B334, ‘Star.’ ROSSBOTHAM’S Commercial College, Dowling street. Shorthand, Typewriting, and Bookkeeping; our students ip keen demand. TUITION given Painting, all branches of Arts and Crafts. Miss Passmore, studio Slock Exchange Buildings; telephone 18-164. WANTED, Pupils, Ladies’ Coats, Costume Cutting; terms moderate; success assured; enrol now.—Robert Smith, Rattray street. PERSONAL. SOCIETY FOR PROTECTION OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN. THE SECRETARY will be in Attendance at the Office, Security Buildings, Stuart street, DAILY, 2-4 p.m. (Saturday excepted), to Interview Women Requiring Advice in Domestic Difficulties. All communications strictly confidential. Telephone 10-465. BUSINESS Man wants Hire Car for week, from Tuesday, 16th, doing approximately 300-400 miles; experienced driver, many years; personal reference available.—B23o, ‘ Star,’