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Evening Star, Issue 22810, 19 November 1937, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. HAVE YOU BOOKED YET FOR THE BEST SHOW OF THE YEAR? Mile-a-minute, thrill-a-secoud entertainment . . . breathless with excitement . . . packed with laughs and tense moments. It boasts the wildest, funniest party ever tossed • anywhere! Empire iilitiuililii .tfllimilllllillill The City s Leading Theatre. Direction; Fuller-Hayward Theatre*. SESSIONS, 2.15 PM. 8 P.M. NOW SHOWING. FAMED ‘ME AND MRS” TEAM SOLVE ANOTHER MYSTERY IN SEQUEL TO ’ THE . THIN MAN.’WILLIAM POWELL MYRNA LOY ASTA JAMBS STEWART ELISSA LANDI JOSEPH CALLEIA ' JESSIE RALPH —ln- - ' Metro-Goldwyn-Wayer’s . 1 4 AFTER THE THIN MAN ’ J 4 AFTER THE THIN MAN *' 1 4 AFTER THE THIN MAN ’ j W. S. Dyke and the stars have given this M.G.M. picture everything they posses*. (Recommended by Censor for Adult*.). / * GOLF MISTAKES ’ 1 I ‘ INDIA ONPARADE.’ I EMPIRE NEWS. RESERVES D.I.C. or EMPIRE 12-433. TAIERI AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. 7TTH ANNUAL SHOW To be held in the ' SHOW GROUNDS, OUTRAM, ’O-MORROW (SATURDAY), NOVEMBER i 20, 1937. Grand Exhibition of Dairy Cattle, Fat lattle, and Fat Sheep, Pure-bred and Crossired Sheep, Draught Horses, Light Horses, ’onies, and Competitions, Working Collie logs, Dairy Produce. Cookery, and PreC Good entries in all Classes, and record ntries in Light Horses, Ponies, and Ccenictitions. Luncheon, Morning and After, icon Tea, and Light Refreshments obtain,ble on the ground. . Music; Mosgiel Municipal Brass Band will ie in attendance. - Admission to Show: Ladies Is, Gentleoen 2s, Children 6d. Train Services: Trains will leave Dundin at 9.20 a.m. and 12.45 p.m., and will onnect with special trains leaving Mosgiel ,t 10 a.m. and 1.15 p.m., arriving at Outam at 10.40 a.m: and 1.55 p.m. The reurn trains will leave Outram at 4.47 p.m. loth the np and down South Express rains will stop at Allanton,. arriving at 0.50 a.m. and departing at 5.10 p.m The usual SHOW DANCE will be held n the evening. M'Leod’s Music. Admision: Ladies Is, Gentlemen 2s. , JOHN WILLIAMSON. Secretary.