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Evening Star, Issue 22719, 5 August 1937, Page 2

IILY PON? The radiant beauty of a matchless voice fills the theatre with a golden torrent of melody. m n ns & u i o A. n JACK OAKIE GENE Direction Amalgamated Theatres Ltd. RAYMOND Approved for Universal Exhibition, A Great Big Musical Comedy Bubbling Over with Rollicking Laughter and Lovely Melodies MANAGERIAL NOTICE. We want you to believe us when we say. quite truthfully, that for lovely melodies, rippling comedy, and beautiful settings, we have seldom seen a better Musical Comedy. SESSIONS: 2.15 p.m. and 8 p.m. Book at Begg's or Theatre ('Phone 12-324). STATE To-morrow

Our stores are full of such bar gains as these. Call at any one of them—and save money 1 If unable to call, mail your order, sending money. No sale goods on appro. State second choice. A A. —45 pairs Ladies Smart Broad-bar Suede Shoes, in Black, Brown, or Navy; kid trim, with python underlay, large buckle (as illustrated). Usually 19/6. Sale Price, 14/11. Also in natural python, with Brown trim, 28/11, B. —l5O pairs Ladies’ Black Patent Threeeyelet Shoes, smartly stitched vamp, Cuban heels; comfortable fitting (similar to illustration). Also in Black or Brown kid. All one Price, 14/6. C. 250 pairs Ladies’ Bostock Shoes, at Less than Half-price! (a) Low-heeled Sandal Bam, with T-strap; Blue or Brown suede; also in Blue or Brown kid (b) Spike-heeled Sandal Bars, in Black or Brown suede, with kid tnm (as illustrated). Usually 39/6 and 42/6. Sale Price, 18/11. 0.—50 pairs Oddments in Ladies’ Natural-col-E. 100 pairs Ladies’ Strong Black or Brown Calf " Derby ” Shoes, studded rubber or leather soles, 15/11. Also a similar Shoe with full fringe tongue, 19/6. F. —IOO pairs Men’s Black Glace Kid Oxford Shoes, welted leather soles;.patent cap, smart square toes (as illustrated). Sale Price, 15/11. Same in Brown or Black Calf, also a strong Black Calf Derby Shoe, with welted leather or rubber soles, at the same price. W. HARRIS & SON LTD. Footwear Specialists, Six Shops, Dunedin. mu a a a 1:11 1: To do Your Work (K CSODI) PRINTER must 3o more __ jthe mere routine of printing. He must able to display your message so that it will capture the reader's eye. Only, printers accustomed to this class of work can do it justice, order to us to ensure satintaoAuf}; jThe ii Evening Star Job Printing Department IH STUART STREET, OUNBMN