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Evening Star, Issue 23065, 17 September 1938, Page 19

AMUSEMENTS. Owing to an unfortunate mishap we are sorry to say that. ‘ THIS WAY, PLEASE,’ could not reach us yesterday, and we have had to hook a new Picture to lake its place. The Film is ‘ TRUE CONFESSION,’ and will arrive here in time for To-night’s Screening. Twics Daily: 2.15 and 8 p.m. Phone 13-378. Direction: Fullers Theatre Corporation Ltd. ' A Home from Home in all Seasons. 8 o’clock TO-NIGHT 8 o'clock, TWO EXCELLENT ATTRACTIONS. CAROLE LOMBARD FRED MacMURRAY, UNA MERKEL, JOHN BARRYMORE, In a Topnotch Comedy, * TRUE CONFESSION’ ‘TRUE CONFESSION’ gTRAND The Action is Very Fast. The Burlesque is Delicious. The Humour is Delightful. The Performers are at their Best. Other Theatre Managers say; It’s an Exceedingly Clever and Entertaining Film. ‘ SMITH’S WEEKLY • GAVE IT “ AA.” THIS IS OUR ’ TRUE CONFESSION,’ SO IT SHOULD BE AN EXCELLENT SHOW. Also Screening: SYLVIA SIDNEY OSCAR HOMOLKA JOHN LODER In a Thrilling Drama of Modern Industry Wreckers, ‘SABOTAGE’ ‘SABOTAGE‘ ’SABOTAGE’ * SABOTAGE’ ‘SABOTAGE* * SABOTAGE * Based on Joseph Conrad’s Novel * Secret Agent.’ Daring Threats over London. (Both Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Box Plans at Theatre, SUNNY HARBOURSIDE DRIVE COMFORT COACHES LEAVE QDEEN’S GARDENS For BROAD BAY. Pleasant Walks. Tea Rooms. Larnacb Castle 20 Minutes’ Walk. Fare, Is 6d. Six-ride Concession Ticket, 6s. Ring 22-451 for all particulars.

BROWN EWINGS’ BROWN EWING S’ WILL PRESENT « THE SEMI-FINALISTS In the i new ZEALAND WOMAN’S WEEKLY - BEAUTY CONTEST ON THE STAGE AT THE EMPIRE THEATRE EMPIRE THEATRE EVERY EVENING, COMMENCING FRIDAY NEXT, In Conjunction With COLUMBIA PICTURES HILARIOUS COMEDY, ‘THERE’S' ALWAYS A ‘THERE’S ALWAYS A WOMAN * WOMAN ’ LAUGHS BY THE SCORE! GUFFAWS GALORE! The Swankiest Pranks Since ‘ The Awful Truth, BEAUTY CONTEST. The following Ladies have been chosen as Semi-finalists to Appear on the Empire Theatre for your consideration: —Miss Emily Ashwell, Miss Dene Ascher, Miss Norah Guiton, Miss Lola Lee, Miss Moody, Miss Pamela Thomson, Miss June Williams. A FREE VOTE IS GIVEN TO EVERY PATRON, “WHANG’S” COMMUNITY SING MAYFAIR THEATRE, SOUTH DUNEDIN, WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER 21st, 12 Noon. Mr Wilson will be heard in the Vocal Numbers ‘Friendship’and •Youth.’ The Mount Benger Harmonica Band (from Roxburgh) will render Special Items. Leader, Mr “ Whang ” M’Kemie. Assisted by Dr Noel North, Secretary. At the Piano, Miss Olive West. Send your “ Whangs ” to Mr Beveridge, Cargill’s Corner, or Dr Noel North, South Dunedin. PROCEEDS FOR CHARITY IN THE DISTRICT. ORPHANAGES DAY, SEPTEMBER 28th. COME IN CROWDS AND HAVE A GOOD TIME. This will be Appreciated by the Community Sing Committee of the South Dunedin Business Men’s Association. DUNEDIN SUNSHINE SOCIAL CLUB. CHEAP LABOUR DAY WEEK-END EXCURSION TO QUEENSTOWN 1 AND EG LINTON VALLEY. Train leaves Dunedin Saturday, October 22nd, at 11 p.m., arrives Dunedin Monday, October 24lti, at 1 a.m. Fares; Queenstown, 15s; under 15 years, 8s 6d. Bus faro from Lumsden to the Homer Tunnel, 20s extra. Full particulars later. q E0 _ SWANSON, Organising Secretary.

PERSONAL. SOCIETY FOR PROTECTION OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN. fIYHE SECRETARY will be in Attendance X at the Office, Security Buildings. Stuart street, DAILY, 2-4 p.m. (Saturday excepted), to Interview Women Requiring Advice in Domestic Difficulties. AU communications strictly confidential Telephone 10-465. WHY Be Lonely?—Write Agnes Han particulars Betta Service Pen Pals’ Correspondence Club; young, elderly people, both sexes. , ... BOX 11, Te Aro, stamped address.