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Evening Star, Issue 22892, 25 February 1938, Page 11

amusements. EXTRA —— | first views of the Sydney Harbour | Launch Tragedy. ... Further Era- | piro Games Results, including the I sensational 440yds, svherc the Movie j Camera proves the judge’s placmgs I wrong! I THE STATE HEARING AIDS FOR THE DEAF. Drection: Amalgamated Theatres Ltd. 2.15 p.m. TWICE DAILY 8 p.m. The Greatest Voice in the World and the grandest personality in a feast of glorious singing and superb entertainment. Six Magnificent Songs. <Ma Curly-headed Baby,’ ‘ Lazin’,’ ‘ I Got a Robe,’ ’ Roll Up, Sailorman,’ ‘ River Steals Ma Folks From Me,’ and ‘You Didn’t Oughta Do Such Things. PAUL ROBESON PAUL ROBESON PAUL ROBESON PAUL ROBESON PAUL ROBESON In ‘ BIG FELLA ’ ‘ BIG FELLA ’ _ ‘ BIG FELLA ’ ‘ BIG FELLA ' ‘ BIG FELLA ’ A big-hearted minstrel fella, the singing idol of the Marseilles waterfront—and a petulant, run-away English boy, band together in the most likeable, loveable story ° ever told. ‘ BIG FELLA ’ ‘ BIG FELLA ’ ‘ BIG FELLA ’ _ * BIG FELLA ’ ‘ BIG PELLA ’ 111 PAUL ROBESON 111 PAUL ROBESON ill PAUL ROBESON 111 PAUL ROBESON 111 PAUL ROBESON 111 I With ' ELIZABETH WELCH, ROY EMERTON, ELDON GRANT. FINE STORY OF A MAN’S MAN AND I MOTHER’S BOY . . . PULSING WITH [EART APPEAL AND THICKLY TUDDED WITH THAT REAL HUMOUR HAT RAINBOWS THE TEARS OF THE WORLD. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) BOOKINGS ARE HEAVY! Box Plans at Begg’s and Theatre (12-324).

ST. CLAIR CARNIVAL WHAT A NIGHT IT WAS LAST NIGHT! HAPPY HUMANITY IN HUNDREDS (AND THOUSANDS). Shrieks of Delight at the Antics.of the Canoeists in the Sparkling Flood-lit Surf. ‘ SPECIALS TO-NIGHT. TORCHLIGHT PROCESSION OP CANOES. PUSH BALL CHAMPIONSHIP OF WHIT EISLAND - KIWI v. DUNEDIN, Come and See St. Clair in Scintillating Spl ondour. The Play’s the Thing and Chocolates if You Win. BUY A BADGE AND VOTE FOR MISS ST. CLAIR, 1938.