AMUSEMENTS. II BARONESS OECZT’S II |l Past-moving Story of Interna- || I tional Espionage! II 1| DAILY AT 2.15 8 P.M. || ||in>ii|||| «i|||iijiin| EMPIRE The City’s Leading Theatre. Direction: Puller-Hayward Theatres. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer’s ‘ THE EMPEROR’S CANDLESTICKS ’ With Debonair WILLIAM POWELL WILLIAM POWELL And Lovely LUISE RAINER LUISE RAINER An Outstanding Associate Programme'includes . . ‘OUR GANG 1 COMEDY . . . ROBERT BENCHLEY ODDITY . . • ‘GLIMPSES OF PERU,” Fitzpatrick Coloured Travel Gem. Plans D.I.C. or EMPIRE, 12 : 433. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) EUCHRE. EUCHRE.— Nga Maara Hall, Saturday Night; two first prizes, each £1; two second prizes, each 10s orders; two third prizes, each {is*; two fourth prizes, each 7s 6d (second half). EUCHRE, Saturday, North Ground Pavilion, King street, 8 o’clock; 2 first prizes £l, 2 second prizes 7s 6d (orders), and other good prizes; admission Is. —AI« bion Cricket Club. LEITH Bowling Club, Saturday night; supper; good prizes; admission Is; bring your friends for a pleasant evening. OLL Up, Roll Up.—To-night (Thursday evening), at 8 o'clock sharp, to tbs new Holland Memorial Hall. Cavenham; good Euchre, good btizes UCHRE Evening, To-night 8 o’clock, St. Mary’s School Hall, Taieri road, Kaikorai; supper, good prizes; admission Is; bus Kaikorai terminus, 7.50 p.m. COUT Committee.—Euchre Club, Tonight, at 8 o’clock, corner Howe-Leith streets; supper; hall heated. * BUS SERVICES. N.Z.R. ROAD SERVICES. TIME-TABLE ALTERATIONS. ANZAC DAY, 25th APRIL, 1938. ON MONDAY, Anzao Day, 25th April, 1938, Road Motor Services will operate on a Sunday Time-table, with the following addition: — Dunedin depart for Port Chalmers 6.25 a.m. Port Chalmers depart for Dunedin 7.5 ALL SERVICES WHICH DO -NOT EDINARILY RUN ON A SUNDAY MLL BE SUSPENDED. THE DUNEDINWEECARGILL SERVICE WILL NOT UN. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. GENT wants Full Board; soft washing, single room, central; pay m adv ance.—H7Bß, ‘ Star. 1 • ' WANTED, comfortable Board and Lodging,' married couple; central. —L 244, ‘ Star.’ ___________ A-I Hope street, 2 minutes Post Office, 4: JL excellent Accommodation, good table, every convenience; moderate tariff; washing. . 9 UNION STREET has Vacancy, elderly couple or persons requiring quiet, comfortable home; all conveniences. High street has Furnished Room vacantsuit single man.
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Evening Star, Issue 22938, 21 April 1938, Page 13
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