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Evening Star, Issue 22572, 13 February 1937, Page 19

AMUSEMENTS, THE BRIGHTEST SHOW OP THE SEASON, AND A TREAT FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY. gT. JAMES THEATRE Proprietor, Sir Benjamin Fuller. Always Cosy and Warm. 2.15 TWICE DAILY 8 p.m. BRITAIN’S PRIME MINISTER OF MIRTH, GEORGE ROBEY GEORGE ROBEY NEIL HAMILTON, GINO MALO, VERA PEARCE, RICHARD DOLMAN, HAL GORDON, GUS M’NAUGHTON, CHILI BOUCHIER, In a Joyous Musical Comedy, II ‘ SOUTHERN ‘ SOUTHERN ‘ SOUTHERN ROSES’ . ROSES * ROSES ’ (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Joyous Modern Entertainment with Happiness, Brimful of Lilting Songs, Bubbling over with Delightful Dances. Excellent Featurettes Include: Paramount News, Betty Boop Cartoon, Pictorial, Comedy, etc. Box Plans at Jacobs’s; Theatre at 7; Phone 13-702, THE OTAGO REGIMENTAL BAND (By Permission of Officer Commanding.) Conductor, Lieutenant L. O. Asten, L.L.C.M., A.Mus, L.C.M., Will Plav at the BOTANIC GARDENS TO-MORROW, at 3 p.m. Collection in Aid of Band Funds. J. E. FLINDERS, Sergt., Hon. Secretary. UTOPIA CLUB (For Clean, Healthy Amusement.) Due to the rapid growth of our membership to date, we intend commencing our operations with a “ GALA THEATRICAL CONCESSION NIGHT,” to take place on about the second week in March. We will inform our Club Members more about this later. WARNING! All correspondence, enrolment forms, etc., must be procured only through P.O. Box 232. WE EMPLOY NO HOUSE-TO-HOUSE CANVASSERS. To Intending Members. —Send stamped addressed envelope for further particulars and enrollment forms to THE ORGANISER. “ UTOPIA” CLUB, P.O. Box 232, Dunedin. Listen to our interesting talk over Station ZO at 8.15 o’clock on Monday Night next. /-\TAGO CROQUET CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT will be commenced on THURSDAY, February 18th, at 9.30 a.m., at Logan Park. M. C. L. M’DONALD, Telephone 22-635. Hon. Secretary. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. BOARD FOR TRAINING COLLEGE STUDENTS. ■DEOPLB willing to BOARD TRAINING JL COLLEGE STUDENTS (Women Students in particular) are asked to forward FULL PARTICULARS immediately (in writing) to Miss BARROW CLOU GH, 22 M‘George Avenue, Mornington, PERSONS ABLE TO GIVE OOA R D AND LO D GIN EITHER TO f MEN STUDENTS OR WOMEN STUDENTS, G, Should Communicate Immediately with the undersigned. H. CHAPMAN, Registrar, University of Otago, GENTLEMAN’S Private Home can Accommodate Paying Guest . (gentleman) ; first-class table; sunny section, Dundas street (rise), near George street; terms moderate. —L7BB, ‘ Star.* _ i LARGE Bed-Sitting Room, single beds; suit business people or friends; good I table, comfortable home, St. Clair. —L 733, ‘ Star.’ 'ITS/'ANTBD, Two business Men, Share nice vv Double Room, newly furnished. — L 839, ‘ Star.’ LADY (non-smoker) wants Two large Unfurnished Rooms in private sunny home; rise preferred; reasonable rental. — Quiet, LBl5, * Star.’ , TI3E RAHIBI Private Hotel, Stuart street A (3 Minutes Town Hall).—Superior Ac- j coinmodation, excellent cuisine; tariff from 255.—18-612. V'OUNG Lady requires Board, single A. room; north end, vicinity University. —1,750, ‘ Star ’ Office. . YOUNG Lady requires Board, single, room, south end; garage an advantage.—State terms to L 556, ‘Star.’ WANTED, Board, for working Man, private home.—Particulars to L9OB, ‘ Star.* ' _ I7UNAL-YEAE Medical Student requires ■ Board in refined private home.—Reply care of Box 31, Wanganui. GENTLEMAN requires select Board; central, on rise, vicinity Royal Terrace or York Place preferred; about 30s, including washing.—Reply L 897, * Star ’ Office. ANTED, Board, for elderly Lady, semiinvalid, in comfortable home; good plain food; hill preferred.—L7Bs, * Star.* SUPERIOR Home offered Invalid or Semiinvalid; every care, registered nurso in charge.—L7B9, * Star.’ TWO Front Unfurnished Rooms, vicinity Knox Church; suit professional man. —L655, ‘ Star.’ BOARD for Medical Student, within mile of Medical School.—Particulars to P.O. Box 516, Dunedin,