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

AMUSEMENTS. UNSTINTED PRAISE Greets Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer’s PICTURE BEAUTIFUL Metro producers, directors, and stars have certainly given the Metro Lion something to roar about this time . . . MAGNIFICENT. |IIII'II||||1" I|[|l»ll|||| Empire lllimillllii lilliiiiiiill The City’s Leading Theatre. Direction; Fuller-Hayward Theatre*. TWICE DAILY: 2.15 8 p.m. BOX PLANS D.I.C. or EMPIRE. . . Telephone' 12433. * MAYTIME * ‘ MAYTIME ’ ‘ MAYTIME * ‘ MAYTIME 8 ‘ MAYTIME 8 ‘ MAYTIME 8 f ‘ MAYTIME 8 ‘ MAYTIME 8 * MAYTIME 8 ‘ MAYTIME 8 8 MAYTIME 8 ■•MAYTIMB 8 ‘ MAYTIME 8 ‘ MAYTIMB 8 8 MAYTIMB 8 ‘MAYTIMB 8 * MAYTIMB 8 ‘ MAYTIMB 8 • 8 MAYTIME 8 8 MAYTIM|i * With 4JEANETTE MACDONALD JEANETTE MACDONALD And NELSON EDDY NELSON EDDY Associate Programme includes •THE KING WITHOUT A CROWN,’ Paths Air Mail News, and . . . Cinesound News with further EMPIRE GAMES ITEMS. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.)' BE ADVISED ... attend the matinee* to avoid the crowds at the Evening Sessions . . . . . . . BOOK EARLY at the D.I.C: or EMPIRE (12433). CRICKET TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), FEBRUARY 26, 1938. ’ CARISBROOK GROUND. CARISBROOK A v. CARISBROOK B. UNIVERSITY OVAL: O.H.S. OLD BOYS v. UNIVERSITY. TONGA PARK: « DUNEDIN v. KAIKORAI. NO&TH GROUND: • GRANGE v. ALBION. Play commences at 1.30 p.m. B. S. WILSON,’ Sec. O.C.A. EXCURSIONS. HARRINGTON POlNT.—Launch Elsie Evans leaves Port Chalmers Sunday next, at 11 a.m. (weather permitting); fare. Is 6d. HARRINGTON POINT and Aramoana. —S.S. Tarewai leaves Dunedin every: Sunday, 10 a.m., returns leaving Heads 4.30 p.m. TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION. ■ LOST. A CE BICYCLE; removed in error thi* morning from outside G.P.O. Kindly communicate with W. D. AND H.O. WILLS (N.Z.) LTD., ’ Jetty street. 10 LET, 2-roqmed Cottage, renovated; Castle street.—Apply J. Laurence, ington street, N.E.V. . TMSIB FRASER’s, smartest service and courtesy; be fashionable, shop at nsie Fraser’s for Quality Groceries; daered free. iLEAKING" Sale—Final Saturday; 1,000 ' Books. Wicks, Lamp Glasses, Mirrors, ■es. Cases. Corner ■ Castle-Fredericlc V ANTED, experienced Cook-House-j maid, dependable, to begin middle rch; good wages and home.—Reference* Mrs Radcliffe, Balclutha. [TANTED, Private Tuition for Civil Ser. Vl vant in English, Arithmetic, Bookping ; terms reasonable. —8955, 8 Star.; lOR SALE, One Fishing Launch end Gear, in good order; 26ft long; goofl 'ine; cheap fur cash.' —R 951, 8 Star, Dun-