AMUSEMENTS. THE BIGGEST SUCCESS JN MONTHS. YESTERDAY’S AUDIENCES ‘ ARE STILL LAUGHING. THE REGENT • ZHTHE regent Direction: J. C. Williamson Picture Corp. Ltd. 2,15, Daily, 8 P' m ' Three Brilliant Men Combine their genius for your pleasure. A Great Author— H. G. WELLS. A Great Producer— ALEXR. KORDA. A Great Actor — ROLAND YOUNG. Present; ‘THE MAN ‘THE MAN WHO COULD WHO COULD WORK MIRACLES’ WORK MIRACLES’ The story of an obscure little fellow who was given the power to do anything he Holly well liked! AMAZING . * • DUS . . . SENSATIONAL COMEDY—And don’t forget, it’s clever, too! IT’S THE MOST COMPLETELY UNUSUAL COMEDY EVER SCREENED. A United Artists Release. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Associate Features: Paramount Air Mail Service. ‘ The Private Life of the Gannets’ (Nature Study). ‘Radio Rascals’ (Comedy). • Over Central America ’ (Lindbergh Trail). Reservations Theatre, phone 12-513. DANCING. MAIN TOWN HALL OLD-TIME, MODERN 111 DANCE j)! HI DANCE HI TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! Doors Open 7 o’clock. (Circle Open to Spectators, 6d. ■Bight of Admission Stirctly Reserved. Admission, 2s, including supper. | Broadcast by 4ZM. NOTE TO PARENTS. The Management of the Main Town Hall Dance desire to impress upon all parents whose family are among our many patrons that owing to clever organisation, strict control, and right of admission this Dance is entirely FREE FROM ANY UNPLEASANTNESS, and cordially ask parents to note that the Circle is" available for spectators at a small charge. Come and see for yourselves. OLD DANCES MODERNISED And classed as “THE NEW VOGUE” Special Classes, Featuring the new vogue dances and also tuition in the old dances will be Commenced NEXT THURSDAY, 8-10.45 p.m., In MISS WALLACE’S STUDIO, MURDOCH’S BUILDINGS. Class for Modern Dances cv:ry TUESDAY EVENING, 8-10.45 p.m. SENIOR BOYS AND GIRLS’ CLASS COMMENCES NEXT FRIDAY EVENING, 7.45-10.15 p.m. Private Tuition by Arrangement. Phone 12-369. R 808 BROWN Has returned to Dunedin, And is open for dance engagements. Weddings and Parties a specially. Interviews at Miss Studio, Rattray street. 300, 300, 300 PATRONS last Thursday night, SOUTH DUNEDIN TOWN HALL DANCE. Third Heat and Final of the OTAGO WALTZING CHAMPIONSHIP. See the Champions in action Next Thursday. Hear Joyce Tall Singing ‘Poor Little Angeline.’ Hogg’s Sound System will Supply Old and New Numbers. M.C.. Mr Bartlett. Admission Is. Admission Is. Foreword.—MAßCH 11th, Hard-up Night (Extended Night). SPECIAL Carnival Dance, Macandrew Bay, To-night; Koputai Orchestra; supper, price 2s, including return bus; Peninsula buses leave Queen’s Gardens 7.45 i 5-S?«
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Evening Star, Issue 22578, 20 February 1937, Page 17
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