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Evening Star, Issue 22274, 27 February 1936, Page 13

AMUSEMENTS. —QCTAGON THEATRE Daily. COMMENCING 2 o’clock and 7.45. == = BEST VALUE IN TOWN == = TWO OUTSTANDING PICTURES. LAST SCREENING, ‘THE RETURN OF BULLDOG DRUMMOND’ (Recommended for Universal Exhibition.) AND I ‘THE SILENCE OF DEAN MAITLAND ’ (Recommended for Adult Audiences.) Reservations Chas. Begg’s, M'Cracken and Walls’s, or Theatre (phone 13-091). DUNEDIN CITY COUNCIL. CIVIC RECEPTION. HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR (Rev. E. T. Cox) cordially invites Citizens to be present at a Civic Reception to be tendered the Visiting Athletes to the New Zealand Amateur Athletic Championships in the Town Hal! Council Chamber at 12 noon on FRIDAY, the 28th instant. G. A. LEWIN, Town Clerk. Town Hall, Dunedin, February 26, 1936. PROFESSIONAL. ■\T R A. H. ROBINSON RESUMES TUITION MONDAY, MARCH 2. Correct Speech for Business and Professional Men, Students, and Debaters. Special Course for Primary and Secondary School Teachers. Corrective Course for Speech Defect. Interviews, Mondays. Wednesdays, and Thursdays, from 4 to 8 p.m. Studio: Capitol Buildings, Third Floor (take lift), or phone.

Miss Maud Lindsay Winckworth was recently bound over for two years at the Old Bailey, London, on. a charge of libelling her aunt, Lady Yarrow. The Comedie Francaise Theatre, Paris, is providing apparatus to enable deaf persons to hear by means of vibrations transmitted through the head. , A Roman Catholic priest charged at Cologne with attempting to smuggle banned newspapers into Germany, was recently sentenced to five months’ imprisonment.