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Evening Star, Issue 22206, 7 December 1935, Page 17

AMUSEMENTS. 11 gT. JAMBS .THEATRE Proprietor, Sir Benjamin Foliar. > Where Sound Sounds Best. 2.15 TWICE DAILY 8 p.m. Every Woman—especially every Wife and Mother —will insist on seeing Ursula Parrott’s much-discussed story—and ■ 'no Man must dare Miss it. ‘THERE’S ‘THERE’S ALWAYS TO-MORROW’ ALWAYS TO-MORROW V 111.. (Recommended by Censor , for Adults.) With a Magnificent Cast: FRANK BINNIE MORGAN BARNES LOIS WILSON, ELIZABETH ALLAN, LOIS WILSON, ELIZABETH ALLAN, . ROBERT YOUNG, ALAN HALE, LOUISE LATIMER, HELEN PARISH, DICK WINSLOW, ANNE DENTON. ‘ THERE’S ALWAYS TO-MORROW.’*-Is of the utmost importance and interest to every woman. in Dunedin. Tt is a thoughtful, daring, and magnificent presentation of 'the major problems of marriage, family life, and children. In Addition, Universal News, DEMI TASSE Vaudeville de Luxe. Plans at D.1.C., M’Cracken and Walls’s until 11.30; after 12.30 at Jacobs's. Theatre at 7. Tel. 13-702. NATIVITY. PLAY.’ , ‘EVERYMAN OF BVERYSTREET.’ The Nativity Play,’ * Everyman of Everystreet,’ will be presented by, the Y.W.C.A.. Assisted by Members of the Combined Old Girls’ Association (Secondary Schools), In the CONCERT CHAMBER MONDAY, DECEMBER 9.; 8 p.m, D.I.C. Orchestra and Residents’ Choir Will Assist. . Price of Admission, Is 8d (Booking fid, Y.W.C.A. Office). RETURNED SOLDIERS’ NOTICE. THE DUNEDIN RETURNED SOLDIERS’ ASSOCIATION (Incorporated). THE' Vienna Boys’ Choir will Lay . a Wreath on the Cenotaph,' Queen’s Gardens, on MONDAY, 9th December, at 10.30 a.m. All ex-servicemen are cordially invited to Parade at the Queen’s Gardens at 10.20 a.m. Dress: Mufti, medals, >. O. L, FERENS, Secretary, SHOWS. OTAGO PENINSULA A. AND P. ; ' , SOCIETY. THE Society’s ANNUAL SHOW will be held at PORTOBELLO. on SATURDAY, December 14th. Entries close with the undersigned .or at Otago A. and P. Society’s Office on Wednesday, December 11th. ' A loading bank is now available on the ground. Side-shows will not be permitted .on, the societyV ground except by arrangement made prior to date of Show. The following additional, special prizes are offered: Trophy donated by Mrs A. C. Miles for most points "in Baking, Open only to exhibitors who have not previously wen a first prize. Declaration forms will be supplied on application. R. Walker and Co. ’donate goods valued at 10s fid for best Cross-bred' Cow, in milk. S. SEATON, Secretary. STAR BRIGHT WINES. THE GRAND HOTEL. HOME SUPPLY STORE. We deliver anywhere, city or suburbs. Country orders we specialise. • No order too small or too large. Secure our Special Xmas Price List To-day. GARDENING. FEED those Vegetable Plants with Nitrate of Soda; stimulate the growth and get results. —Otago Seed Company. WE have strong, hardy Plants —Nemesia, Aster, Marigold, Antirrhinum, Geum, Stock, Veg. Marrow, Tomato Plants, Viola and Pansy Seedlings; plant now. — Otago Seed Company, 251. George street. REILLY’S invite inspection of the beautiful Lupins, Dianthus, and Irises now on show at their rooms. • RADIO. SHORT Wave with your present Radio; instal Exeload Converter Kit; £4 Sa; surprising results.—Howorth’s Radio Service. ' ______________ LET Howorth’s Radio Service end your Radio Troubles; qualified experts ; latest testing equipment.—Write, telephone 11-557. , TRADE-IN your present Radio for latest Philips or Cromwell; most outstanding Radios of ' to-day.—Howorth’s Radio Service. ELIMINATORS (Philips), 27s fid; Radio Parts; Westinghouse Electric Clocks, 25s . fid; Speakers, Pick-ups. Howorth’s Radio Service, 51 George street. RC.A. Victor, the original of all radio; ’ all radio sets are made under license to this famous set; easy terms.—Wholesale Radio Dealers, Hanover street; dial 12-751. AG'O, BIGGS giving Special Discounts on Radiosduring December; free installation ; buy now and save. —Ring 22-589, or call 176 King Edward street. South Dun- - W” ANTED Sell, Cossor Electric Radio, 3valve, complete with cabinet and installation; £4 10s or offer.—A33s, * Star.’