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Evening Star, Issue 22193, 22 November 1935, Page 13

AMUSEMENTS. QCTAGOK THEATRE 2.0 DAILY. 7.45. A GREAT? DOUBLE-FEATURE BILL, Shown for the first time in Dunedin. MARLENE DIETRICH In ‘ CARNIVAL IN SPAIN’ A Paramount Picture. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) With Lionel Atwill, Cesar Romero, Edward Everett Horton, Alison Skipworth, And a Gigantic Cast. The story of a woman fascinating new lovers with the mystery of her dark, inviting eyes . . . the most desirable woman in Spain .... and the most dangerous. A GREAT STAR WITH A GREAT CAST IN A NEW AND ENTERTAINING ' PICTURE. Also, , LILLIAN GISH AND ROLAND YOUNG e HIS DOURLE LIFE’ (For Universal Exhibition.) The story of a man who thought he had buried his past when he attended his own funeral. But when' he started living the life of his valet, he found his valet has a past, too . . . and what a past! . • • This is a really good Comedy. Box Plans Chas. Begg’s, M'Cracken and Walls’s, Theatre (phone 13JJ91), NOTE.—THIS IS LILLIAN GISH’S FIRST “ TALKIE,” and we remember her in the silent film days, as a child with as Inany admirers as Shirley Temple. Roland Young needs no introduction. TO-MORROW, AT 2.15 and 8 ,| [. MUNICIPAL, GREEN ISLAND. AT LAST! IT’S HERE!! ‘TARZAN and His MATE.’ ‘TARZAN and His MATE.’ Featuring the one and only “ TARZAN,” Johnny WEISSMULLER, ||| ' with Maureen O’SULLIVAN. ||||| Prepare for the THRILL of your lifetime! (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) A picture the whole family will enjoy, ALSO: “Our Gang’ Comedy and News.

THE GREAT EVENT OF THE WEEK Will bo held TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) AFTERNOON, 23rd NOVEMBER. ST. KILDA MUNICIPAL AND DUNEDIN HIGHLAND PIPE BANDS. GRAND MUSICAL GARDEN PARTY AND ENTERTAINMENT Will be held, by kind permission, at the Residence of S. Solomon, Esq., K.C., Gran- "■ ville street, Belleknowes. Seven acres of beautiful gardens and lawns. To be Opened by the Hon. W. Downie Stewart, at 2.30 p.tn. Afternoon Tea, Soft Drinks, Ices, arid Cakes available. Side Shows and Other Attractions. Buses and cars from Rattray street from 2 p.m. Private cars may park in Granville Terrace and Harcourt street. Tickets, Is, available from Boy Scouts at the gates.

Although thousands of “ shooting stars ’’ penetrate tho earth’s atmosphere every day, there is no authenticated case on record where a person has been killed or injured by a meteorite or a particle of one. There are actually only about eight cases on record where even property _ damage has resulted from a meteorite, and this damage has not been serious.