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Evening Star, Issue 22202, 3 December 1935, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. Final Screening To-night. ‘ PASSPORT TO FAME ’ And ‘ HEAT WAVE.’ (Recommended by a Censor for Adults.) IT^ TpHE GRAND Direction: Amalgamated Theatres Ltd. 3 Sessions Daily: 11 STALLS I/-, CIRCLE 1/6. TO-MORROW— A PICTURE BLAZING WITH EXCITEMENT AND ABOUNDING IN LAUGHS. With EDMUND EDMUND LOWE LOWE And Your Favourite Comedian, HERBERT MUNDIN With CLAIRE TREVOR, In a gay story of six total strangers who meet to become entangled in merry, exciting adventure and romance. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) ALSO, Another Comedy—this time of excruciatingly funny misadventures. ‘IT’S A SMALL WORLD’ With SPENCER TRACY WENDY BARRY, (Approved for Universal Exhibition.), A Fox Programme. Advance Bookings at Begg’s.

.WRES T L I N G • DUNEDIN TOWN HALL. Under the Auspices South Island Amateur and Professional Athletic Club Limited, GEORGE WALKER BRmSH EMPmE CHAMPION ' Versus WONG BUK CHEUNG CHINAWEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4th, 1935. 8 p.m. ; As a Preliminary to the International Contest a Professional Contest for the Middleweight Championship of New Zealand will be held between DONALD H'LARBN (Challenger) Versus HAROLD PRICE (Title-holder) NO BROADCAST OP THESE CONTESTS. POPULAR PRICES: Ringside Stage and Ringside Balcony, 4s 8d (including tax); Back Dress Circle and Ringside Stalls, 3s 6d (including tax); Ladies’ Reserves to all parts, Is 6d. Box Plans D.I.C. Day Sales Rialto, 2s 3d (including lax). Is 6d.