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Evening Star, Issue 22571, 12 February 1937, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. ON STAGE TO-NIGHT AND TO-MOEEOW NIGHT. Miss MARGARET O’CONNOR And Mr W. E. PRIESTLEY, In a Brilliant Presentation Of ■THE SLOW FOX-TROT* And 'BALLROOM RUMBA.' —THE REGENT ZZITHE REGENT —- Direction: J. C. Williamson Picture Corp. Ltd. 6 o’clock TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT 8 o’clock. AT JjAdT .... A TRULY GREAT ROLE FOR HERBERT MARSHALL HERBERT MARSHALL As the man who came Lack from another world to revenge an old wrong . . . and prevent a new one. GERTRUDE MICHAEL GERTRUDE MICHAEL As the beautiful wife who menaced her daughters hap- * piness with a buried scandal! In * FORGOTTEN FACES * ‘FORGOTTEN FACES * * FORGOTTEN FACES ’ ‘FORGOTTEN FACES ’ Memories of a betrayed love become living terrors in this unforgettable drama of a man’s struggle and sacrifice to protect someuiing he loves—his daughter—from the one person in the world who can hurt her —her own mother! * (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) IT’S ENGROSSING AND SENSATIONAL ENTERTAINMENT.. AND WHAT A FIRST HALF! We have never sponsored a better programme. ‘ POP-EYE THE SAILOR MEETS SINBAD THE SAILOR.* (In • Technicolour.) ‘MARCH OF TIME,* No. 7. Sportlight, Paramount Airmail Service. Plans D.I.C. and Theatre, phone 12-513. DANCING. MAIN TOWN HALL OLD-TIME-MODERN DANCE DANCE SATURDAY. SATURDAY. (To avoid big queues waiting to, gain admission, Doors Now Open at 7 P.M. . FOX-TROT COMPETITION. Good Cash Prize. Judge, Mr Kevin Dun. U SPECIAL BROADCAST I By 4ZM. II CIRCLE NOW OPEN. 12 p.m.—-Join Hands with 1,200 dancers and sing ‘ Auld Lang Syne,’ led by Jimmv M’Farlane and accompanied, by 17 Musicians. Bight of Admission Strictly Reserved. Admission. 2s, including Supper, TOWN HALL DANCE. EARLY SETTLERS’ HALL TO-MORROW NIGHT. DANCE. OLD-TIME DANCE. Miss Margaret O’Connor and Mr W. E. Priestley, the North Island’s leading Teachers and Demonstrators of Ballroom Dancing, will Demonstrate the “ Slow Fox-trot ” and the “ Quickstep.” .—FOX TROT COMPETITION.— —FOX TROT COMPETITION.— Judges; Miss O’Connor and Mr Priestley. HEAR! Ted. Andrews and his Revellers’ Band. 8 Musicians. Assisted by the Popular Vocalist, ' .Mr W. M. Naylor. Pringle’s Sound System. ADMISSION, 2s Supper. CABARET. CABARET. ARDENS TEA KIOSK, U SATURDAY NIGHT. Modern Music. Attractive Supper. Double Ticket, sa. •SX. JOSEPH’S HALL. IT. PATRICK’S HARRIER CLUB ► DANCE. The Place to Enjoy Dancing. SATURDAY NIGHT. Set Supper. Alex. Swan’s Band. Admission, 2s. DANCE, in aid of Taleri Pipe Band, at St. Luke’s Hall, Mosgiel, Saturday, February 13th; ladies Is, gents Is 6d; popular band, New Continental. TVTGA MAARA Hall, Saturday Night; -1* best prizes in town; 2701 b sugar, 2 501 b flour, 2 tins biscuits, special 1 large case fruit; supper; Is; note, prizes delivered. BRIGHTON Tennis Club’s Dance, Brighton Hall, Saturday, February 13th; Tom Katz Band; also Progressive Euchre. DANCE, Macandrew Bay, Saturday Night; Koputai Orchestra; supper; price ,2s ; including return bus; Peninsula bus leaves Queen’s Gardens 7.45 p.m.

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