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Evening Star, Issue 22798, 5 November 1937, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. JEAN’S GOING ROUND IN CIRCLES, AND THE BOYS GO WITH HER I She was doing So-So whet) suddenly the world was handed to her on a silver platter! HOW DID IT HAPPEN? SEE ‘EAST LIVING * At THE REGENT HHTHE REGENT 8 o’clock TO-NIGHT 8 o’clock THE MOST RIOTOUS COMEDY OF THE YEAR! Paramount Presents JEAN ARTHUR II JEAN ARTHUR in || ‘EAST LIVING’ ‘EAST LIVING’ ‘EAST LIVING’ ‘EAST LIVING’ With (I RAY MIDLAND, \ Mary Nash. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Associate Features • HAWAIIAN BIRDS,’ A Delightful Technicolour Nature Study. •SAFETY IN THE AIR,’ • POPEYE CARTOON.’. AIR MAIL NEWS FLASHES. JOIN THE MERRYMAKERS At This Fine Show. RUN 1 DON’T WALK! IT’S GREAT. Plans are at D.I.C. and Theatre; phone 12-513. J. C. Williamson Picture Corporation Ltd. EDWARD ARNOLD, RED CROSS RED CROSS THE RED CROSS ANNUAL GARDEN FETE Will be held in the MONTBCILLO HOME GROUNDS On SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 6. The function will be formally opened at 2.30 p.m. by Dr Thos. Fergus. The main object of the fete is to give soldier patients, engaged in vocational work, a special opportunity for disposing of samples of their handiwork. On stalls will be displayed a variety . of articles in leather, wicker, etc., fashioned by the patients. Designs and colour schemes are very pleasing, and patrons will have a wide choice of articles very suitable for the Christmas season. Profits go to the men entirely. Excellent music will be provided throughout the afternoon by the Band of the Ist Battalion. Miss Lily Stevens’s pupils will present some specially attractive dance displays. The Ladies’ Committee will dispense afternoon tea and ice cream. The Home grounds, will make a delightful setting for the fete. A good rally of .citizens will gladden the hearts of the soldier patients and Red Cross workers, and a most enjoyable afternoon is assured to all who attend. V' G. BRYAN KING, President, DANCING. (VI AIN TOWN HALL OLD-TIME, MODERN I) DANCE. 11 , || DANCE It TO-MORROW NIGHT, I THE MANAGEMENT PROUDLY f PRESENTS I BROOK’S PIANO-ACCORDION BAND, Led and Conducted by Ted. Heaney. And JOCK M’CAW’S AUGMENTED BAND, With Jimmie M'Farlane. In special request numbers. I!.IIIIIIIII I II I I I I I The Bands will be combined, giving a Huge Orchestra of TWENTY PLAYERS! Nothing is too good for our Patrons. I I 1 II I I I I I I I 111 II I I I men SUMMER IS HERE. Wear your Blazers or Sports Clothes, and remember. The Beautiful Ballroom is Kept COOL BY HUGE ELECTRIC FANS. Dance Amidst Fresh Air and Happiness. For Our SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT, - Listen-in to 4ZB To-morrow Night, between 6 and 6.30, FOLLOW THE CROWDS TO ■7IOEBURY SCHOOL EX-PUPILS’ ASSOV CIATION DANCE, SCHOOL HALL, OXFORD STREET, WEDNESDAY.-10th NOVEMBER. GRAND CARNIVAL NIGHT. GRAND CARNIVAL NIGHT. • Fancy Dress. Savonia Band. Prizes Galore. : Members, Is 6d; Non-members, 2s. SPORTS Night, Macandrew Road School, Saturday, 6th; patrons, wear your sports clothes; supper, prizes; members Is, non-members Is 6d. SATURDAY Night, Holland Memorial Hall (tram terminus, Caversham), Dunedin’s modern dance hall, perfect floor; Piccadilly Orchestra; Monte Carlo; admission Is 6d; bus for city after dance. ATCH the Bus fcr Macandrew Bay Carnival Dance, Saturday, at Queen's Gardens; admission including bus, 2s 6d. TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION. ASPHALT and Concrete.—For a Better Job telephone Hoyne and Son; our work is our recommendation. LOST, yesterday, Moray Place Post Office, Black Silk Purse containing money; reward.—Phone 10-511. UPERIOR Furnished Flat, lounge, bedroom, and kitchen, modern conveniences, near tram end beach; garage available. —Phone 22-214. TO LET, Furnished or Unfurnished large Room, separate cooking, all conveniences.—l 3 Market street (near tram sheds). jIHB ‘ EVENING STAR' is the Best Medium for Advertising HOUSES FOR SALE, SECTIONS FOR SALE, BOARD AND RESIDENCE, DAIRY FARMS FOR SALE, WANTED EMPLOYMENT,