AMUSEMENTS. I M AYE AIR MATINEE 2 p.iu. MONDAY —2 p.m. I SPECIAL DOUBLE BILE. I Universal's Thrill Drama, | ! ‘ARMOURED CAR ’ | 1 1 I Alsu I I ‘ Under tbo Bed Kobe.’ 1 j ' Under the Bed Kobe.’ (Prog. Recommended by Censor for Adults. ) I 1 1 1/- ]y£ AYF AI R 1/G Direction, fuller- Hayward Theatre* 7,50 TO-NIGHT. 7.30 ANNABELLA In STANLEY WEYMAN’S Vivid and Unforgettable Story, jjjllj ‘ Under The Red Kobe 1 11! 1 * Under The Red Robe’ jll 11111 l ‘ Under The Red Kobe’ | 111 (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) At 9.00 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer’s STAR-SPANGLED SENSATION, I ‘ THE LAST OE MRS CHEYNEY• Featuring A Grand Array of Popular Artists, Including (111 WILLIAM POWELL I l|! JOAN CRAWFORD ||( ROUT. MONTGOMERY I |ji FRANK MORGAN | (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) PLANS AT GADDS. yyATCH FOR MU MO T O.
OT OLLAND MEMORIAL HALL, Tram Terminus, Caversliam, TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), Dancing 8-12. Novelties, Piccadilly Orchestra. Admission, Is 6d. Supper. Bus to city after dance. Also, Extended Night, Monday, June 6. Dancing 8-1. Sound System. Admission 2s. Dunedin’s Modern Dance Hall with the Perfect Floor. G EO. G. COX STUDIO OP DANCING, 244 a GEORGE STREET (Opp. Harold Banks Ltd.). Modern, Old-time, and Tap. Private Tuition, Phone 10-739. Learners’ Class, Thursday, at the Studio, 244 a George- street. De luxe dance. EMBASSY SALON. EVERY WEDNESDAY. Dunedin’s Biggest and Most Popular Mid-week Dance, with the Versatile “MAYFAIR” DANCE BAND “MAYFAIR” DANCE BAND (6 Players). Modern and Old-time Dancing. THE BIGGER, BRIGHTER,’ BETTER DANCE. ADMISSION Is 6rl. Buffet Supper extra. Is 6d. Is 6d. Is 6d. Is 6d. rnu-NIGHT. 10-NIGH'i X the CLIFFS CABARET. THE CLIFFS CABARET. THE CLIFFS CABARET. THE CLIFFS CABARET. THE CLIFFS CABARET. THE CLIFFS CABARET. THE CLIFFS CABARET. THE CLIFFS CABARET. Danciug to Harry M'Clalchy and ht» Cabaret Band Reservations. Phone 23-693 Estah. 1932. E. T. MORRIS. Prop. Let’s All Co to A 1 H 0 L A TO-NIGHT. Bill Donaldson, the smiling Piano-accord-ionist, and Ivan Davidson, the Singing Violinist, will be with the NEW CENTURY DANCE BAND. Admission, 2s. TENDERS Wanted, experienced Dance Band, 3 and 4 instruments, mid-weekly dance; good conditions; 8-12.—8104, ‘Star.’
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Evening Star, Issue 22975, 4 June 1938, Page 19
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