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Evening Star, Issue 22033, 20 May 1935, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. gT. JAMES THEATRE Proprietor, Sir Beniamin Fuller. Steam-heated Throughout. 2.15 - TWICE. DAILV -r 8 p.m. Meet a character you’ll never forget! FICTION’S MOST WHIMSICAL SLEUTH! . ‘FATHER BROWN* DETECTIVE’ (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) PAUL LUKAS, WALTER CONNOLLY, GERTRUDE MICHAEL. , First of the famous mystery stories by G. K, CHESTERTON to reach the talking screen. * Father Brown, Detective,’ was privately screened in Wellington to His Grace Archbishop O’Shea and the Rev. Dr M'Rae, both of whom expressed their thorough appreciation of it., ALSO: The Biggest Scoop in the History of the Screen .... THE DIONNE QUINTUPLETS One exclusive full reel of a, day from dawn to bedtime. NOTE.—Exclusive screening rights held by Sir Benjamin Fuller., Splendid Associate Featurettes, including News, Sportlight, Cartoon, etc. Box Plan at D.1.C., M’Cracken and Walls’s till 5 p.m.; then at Jacobs’s. Theatre at 6.45. Telephone 13-702. ELECTRICAL COOKING [ DEMONSTRATION Will be Given On the MAGNET RANGE, At 2.30 p.m. TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), 21st inst.. And on . THURSDAY, 23rd inst., In the DUNEDIN CITY 5 CORPORATION SHOW ROOM, . 144 George street.

WAX-EESI ” FLOOR POLISH, made in Dunedin, is antiseptic. Obtainable at all grocers. ’ - • EUCHRE. EUCHRE.— The Grange Ladies’ Cricket Club, North Ground Pavilion, To-' night (Monday), at 8; five good prises; supper; admission, Is.

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