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Evening Star, Issue 22032, 18 May 1935, Page 17

AMUSEMENTS. IT’S LAUGHTER WEEK AT THE tl) gTRAND ill" ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW. Direction: Fuller Hayward Theatres. 2.15 - TWICE DAILY. - 8.0. STALLS. I/-; CIRCLE, 1/6. It costs no more to reserve. TWO UPROARIOUS COMEDIES! 1. ‘ THE GAY BRIDE ’ 4 THE GAY BRIDE ’ CAROLE LOMBARD ZASU PITTS CHESTER MORRIS. A laugh-a-second story of a girl among dumb racketeers! 2. A MAD, MERRY MEDLEY OF PARISIAN PRANKS -I ‘PARIS INTERLUDE MADGE EVANS and ROBT. YOUNG. A WHIRLIGIG OP JOY! (Both Recommended by Censor For Adults.) Reserves at Theatre (phone 13-379), f[IS MAJESTY'S THEATRE WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, And SATURDAY, MAY 22, 23, 24, and 25, - Commencing Each Evening at 8 o’clock. THE OTAGO UNIVERSITY STUDENTS’ ASSOCIATION Takes Pleasure in Presenting THE CAPPING CONCERT Farces, Interludes, Ballets, the Illustrious Sextet. No one except those physiaclly incapable of laughing should miss the Brightest Show of the Year. Box Plan Opens Monday, May -20. at the D. 1.0. Day Sales at Jacobs's, Day of Performance On!}-. PRICES: D.C. and 0.5., 4s; Back Stalls, 3s; Pit, 2a. Doprs Open 6.45. BOX IN G! BOXI NG! TOWN HALL. SATURDAY, MAY 25., PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. DON STIRLING "“(Holder) JIM (GRIFFIN (Challenger), In Welter-weight Championship of : New Zealand. 15 ROUNDS. . OTAGO BOXING ASSOCIATION, A. L. CANTER, Secretary. TO THE MUSICAL PUBLIC. THE NEW . SACRED SONG, ‘WHITSUNTIDE’ V Written by Mrs L. Gordon, of Dunedin, and Composed by J. J. Stroud and D, S, Sharp, IS NOW ON SALE IN NEW ZEALAND. This song, which is' commended by Australian critics, is suitable for church use or concert platform. It would serve admirably also as an oriflamme for organ performance or orchestral production. ' Obtainable from BBGG’S AND TERRY’S MUSIC STORES. Price, 2s per copy. ‘ JUST ARRIVED, THE POPULAR ’’HOLLYWOOD ” SONG ALBUM, No. 2. Contents; ‘ All I Do is Dream of You/ ‘ Sleepy Head.’ v ‘ Once in a Lifetime.’ ‘ Jungle Fever.’ ‘ Hot Choc’late Soldiers.’ i ‘ I’ve Had My Moments.’ ‘ A Thousand Good-nights.* ‘ Broken Rosary.’ ... ‘ Riptide.’ ‘ In the Harbour of Home, Sweet Home.’ Price, 2s 6d (posted). Secure Your Copy from CHAS. BISGG & CO LTD., PRINCES , STREET, DUNEDIN. COLUMBA OLD GIRLS’ ASSpCIATION. Arrangements are almost FINALISED for the CELEBRATIONS m connection with the TWENTY-FIRST BIRTHDAY of the College, to be held on JUNE Ist, 2nd, and 3rd. Any ex-girls who v wish to be present are asked to communicate with the Treasurer at onceT , r Admission by Ticket Only. . Miss T. PALMER, # ' Hon. Treasurer, Bay View terrace, Ravensbourne, N.E., 2. Phone 13-565. . ; BOARD AND RESIDENCE. LADY, with nursing experience, has Vacancies in select home for invalids; moderate fees.—ll Park street. - - A>y Stafford street has Vacancies for 2 * respectable Working Chaps. DOUGLAS Private Hotel, Next Town Hall.—Casuals 6s day.’3os week; permanents -25 s week.—Phone 12-601. ■ DUNEDIN Y.M.C:A.—Superior modation, excellent table; swimming pool, gymnasium, billiards, table tennis: casuals and permanents. WANTED, by business Man and Wife, Board in superior home, hill preferred.—Hßß2, ‘Star.’’ LARGE Double Front Room, with superior Board, offered 2 Friends or Married Couple.—s6B George street: COMFORTABLE Board and Residence, mending, etc., private residence, central,, offered to homely young Fellow, —L7l. ‘ Star.’ • ■ ' X> ED-SITTING Room, also Single Bedroom; suit gentleman or couple: board optional, morning tray; reasonable: central—l2 Maitland street. 'l/’ACANCY for 2 Boarders, girl friends v or sisters; share room; reasonable board.—L3B, ‘ Star.’ OOD Home Offered Gentlemen Board- ” ers, all conveniences, north end; terms moderate.—Phone 11-750. J!OUNG Lady requires Board in pri home, terms reasonable.---L241, ‘S T>OARD-RESIDENCE for Married Couple ■*-* or 2 Friends, share large room; Highgate, central.—Address L 223, ’ Star.’ SUPERIOR Board, with private family, , 9“ ere “ business Gentleman; good locality.—Address L 126, ‘Star.’-