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

AMUSEMENTS. illllilli gT. JAMES THEATRE Proprietor, Sir Benjamin Puller. 2.15 TWICE DAILY 8 p.m. The Biggest Stream Since Talkies Reached the Screen. FUNNIER THAN ANY CIRCUS. JOB E.’ BROWN | More funny than he has ever been before. Supported by ANN DVORAK, PATRICIA ELLIS, WILLIAM OARGAN, JOE CAWTHORN, And the World-famous Acrobatic Act, THE FIVE MAXELLOS In the Yell of the Year, - ‘ BRIGHT LIGHTS.’ ■ ‘BRIGHT LIGHTS.’ • ‘BRIGHT LIGHTS.’ - . ‘BRIGHT LIGHTS.’ (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Funnier than anything you have ever seen before or could possibly imagine. GAGS AND GIRLS. ROARS AND RHYTHM. And Songs that you will never forget. Excellent Supporting Programme. Plans at D.1.C., M'Crackon and Walls’s, and Jacobs’s. Theatre at 7. Tel. 13-702. Coming Friday Coming FRANK ’ BINNIE MORGAN BARNES , URSULA PARROTT’S MUCH-DISCUSSED story, ‘ THERE’S ALWAYS TO-MORROW.’ • THERE’S ALWAYS TO-MORROW.’ ‘ THERE’S ALWAYS TO-MORROW.’ ‘ THERE’S ALWAYS 1 TO-MORROW.’ AS BIG AS THE HEART 'OP HUMANITY, ere’s a story of new dreams discovered, d ones relived—of life, fresh and radiant id youth renewed. You will thrill to the :auty and charm of splendid story and le screen’s newest and greatest personality, BINNIE BARNES, LOIS WILSON, ALAN FI ALE, OBERT TAYLOR, HELEN PARISH. A UNIVERSAL . PICTURE. Recommended by Censor for Adults.) THE OTAGO ART SOCIETY (INC.). ANNUAL EXHIBITION. PIONEER HALL, Cumberland street. SPECIAL DISPLAY OP JAPANESE PRINTS NOW SHOWING. Jssay Competition on Japanese Prints. Prizes, £4 4s. Particulars obtainable at Gallery. pen Daily 10.30 a:m.-5.30 p.m., 7.30 p.m.0 p.m. (except Saturday evenings), dmission, Is. Art Union Tickets, Is. The Drawing of the Public Art Union, which took place last night, resulted as follows: —