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Evening Star, Issue 22630, 23 April 1937, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. STALLS, Is CIRCLE, Is 6d. J^AYFAIR Nightly at 7.30. Phone 22-573. Direction: Fuller-Hayward Theatres. FINAL SCREENINGS TO-NIGHT, ‘ THE SKY PARADE ’ And • THE GARDEN MURDER CASE.’ (Prog. Recommended by Censor for Adults.) TO-MORROW'S HUGE PROGRAMME: Irene DUNNE And Robert TAYLOR With a Brilliant Cast, in £ MAGNIFICENT OBSESSION ’ SECOND FEATURE JACK BUCHANAN In one of his Merriest Pictures, ‘COMB OUT OF THE PANTRY ’ (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) MATINEE PROGRAMME: 1 COME OUT OF THE PANTRY,’ Comedies, and Cartoons. Reserves D.I.C. and Theatre Sweet Shop. FOOTBALL. RUGBY FOOTBALL SATURDAY, APRIL 24th, 1937. CARISBROOK GROUND: University A v. Kaikorai, 3 p.m. Curtain Raiser, Pirates v. Zingari-Richmond, 1.30 p.m. Should Carisbrook not be fit for the Curtain Raiser, this match will bo transferred to Ta-huna. No* 2, at 3 p.m, CALEDONIAN GROUND: Dunedin v. Taieri, 3 p.m. TAHUNA PARK: Southern v. Alhambra, 3 p.m, UNIVERSITY OVAL: University B v. Union, 3 p.m. ADMISSION: Ground 6d, Stand 6d Extra. Children, Half-price. OFFICIAL GUIDES, Containing full particulars regarding, teams and players, and other interesting notes, will be on salo this evening at Otago Sports Depot, and S. Jacobs’s, and at all grounds on Saturday. Price, 3d. GROUND MEMBERS’ TICKETS, Unfitting to All Rugby Matches under the urisdiction of the 0.R.P.U., and for all ixtures held at Carisbrook for year ending Tarek 31st, 1938, now available. Single Pickets, £1 ss; Double, £2 2s (admitting nember and lady); First Year Entrance Fee, £1 Is. Obtainable from E. S. WILSON, Secretary, O.R.F.U. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. TO-MORROW’S MATCHES, Starting 3 p.m. Logan Park.—Maori Hill v.. Otago High School Old Boys. Admission: Ground and stand, 6d. Oval.—Technical v. Roslyn-Wakari. Seacliff.—Mornington v. Seaoliff. Mosgiel—Northern v. Mosgiel. H. WOODHBAD, Sec. O.F.A.