AMUSEMENTS. UNANIMOUS OPINION! LAST NIGHT’S HUGE AUDIENCE ACCLAIMED ODE NEW CHANGE AS BEING A GREAT SHOW. THE BEST MARX BROS.’ TO DATE. Empire liiiiiiiiliii. (illiiiniili The City’s Leading Theatre. Direction: Fuller-Hayward Theatres, TWICE DAILY—2.IS and 8 p.m. “ THE /TRUMP ’ OF MUSICAL COMEDIES, 11 THE MARX BROTHERS THE MARX BROTHERS GROUCHO, CHICO, HARPO II ii In Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer’s Big Musical Fun Show ‘ A HAY AT THE RACES ’ j ‘ A DAY AT THE RACES ’ j ' : With ALLAN JONES MAUREEN O’SULLIVAN The Marx Brothers . . . Qroucho r . . Chico . . .. and Harpo in a new kind of Marx Comedy! Funnier than a campaign speech . . . taster than an ant on a picnio sandwich . . . gorgeous girls galore . . •: sing times! Swing tunes! Dancers; Romancers! Heroes! Villains! Racehorses! Clothes Horses! It’s your winning ticket in the Laugh Sweepstakes of the year! EXCELLENT FIRST HALF. Every Item was Received With Loud Applause. I ‘TENNIS TACTICS’ First Appearance of FEED PERRY smashing, volleying, lobbing his way to fame. 'A Pete Smith Specialty. —And—r“ ‘ SERENE SIAM,’ " : James Fitzpatrick Coloured Travel Gem. ■ ~ . —And— I , ‘ AUSTRALIA CELEBRATES j I ' ITS 150th BIRTHDAY.’. j BOX PLANS D.I.C. or EMPIRE. 12433, (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) N.Z. NATIONAL PARTY K. J. HOLYOAKE, ESQ.. M.P. FOR MOTUEKA, - Will Address the Electors as under:— BALCLUTHA. MONDAY, 14th FEBRUARY. At 8 p.m. MILTON. TUESDAY, 15th FEBRUARY, At 8 p.m.
BOARD AND RESIDENCE. YOUNG Lady requires Bed-Sitting Boom, with board; private family preferred; central.—P2B7, ‘ Star.’ WANTED, 2 Unfurnished Booms, with board, for a Lady.—F292, * Star/ TWO working Men require Board, St, Hilda, private home; , share room.— P 291, ‘Star/ VACANCY working Man Boarder, all conveniences, washing; 22s 6d per week; central. —P 261, ‘ Star.’ WANTED, comfortable Furnished Bedroom, fireplace, gas ring; central; permanent.—P26o, * Star/ _ ANTED, by Lady, Unfurnished Boom in bandy locality; references.—P2s2, ‘Star/ FOR EXCHANGE. WANTED TO EXCHANGE. Beautiful seven-roomed Brick and Roughcast Bungalow in Invercargill, with every latest device and convenience, for a Five or Sixroomed Brick and Roughcast Bungaldw in Dunedin, preferably on the rise. This house 1 is without doubt one of the finest in Invercargill, and is situated on a terraced section, beautifully laid out in lawns and garden. The price is £1,750. Any difference in equity to be paid in cash.—Further particulars from MABSON, NICHOLSON, AND CO., Esk street. Invercargill. EXCHANGE, with small deposit, good Piano (Collard and Collard) for Car, in order; hard-up returned soldier. —P 303, ‘ Star/ , ■ WANTED To Exchange, Four-roomed House for larger House; cash for difference; south end; no agents.—Plß4. ‘ Star.’ ■■ WANTED, Lady to take over established Hairdressing Business, no opposition; reasonable for quick sale.—Further particulars to number P 314, * Star/ YALET Service and Boot Business, good , proposition for dry cleaner and boot repairer.—Address P 233, ‘ Star ’ Office. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. PIANO (John Kuhse), condition as good as new; sacrifice for cash,—-P99, ‘ Star.' _______________ PIANO For Sale; excellent condition; iron frame; overstrung; English make. —L9IS, ‘Star.’ PIANOS, new and second-haad, fully guaranteed; from £2s.—Central Piano Factory. 25 Bath street. PIANOS. For outstanding value in Pianos call at Central Piano Factory, 25 Bath street (off Stuart street). PIANOS. —For prompt Repairs, Tunings, expert service, reasonable prices, ring Central Piano Factory; open Friday even* ings. BROADWOOD Piano,-excellent cost £100; sacrifice £4O cash. —P3l, * Star.* FOR all Musical Instrument Requirements consult us; best service at lowest cost; Piano Tuning and Repairs a specialty.—Brookes and Co., Moray Place (phone 18-994). WANTED, for cash, good Piano, no borer; Brinsmead or German make. —State price, particulars, to P 244, * Star.* IHE ‘EVENING STAR’ is the Best Medium for Advertising HOUSES FOR SALE, SECTIONS FOB SALE. BOARD AND RESIDENCE, • DAIRY FARMS FOR SALE, .WANTED EMPLOYMENT,
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Evening Star, Issue 22881, 12 February 1938, Page 17
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