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Evening Star, Issue 23099, 27 October 1938, Page 13

AMUSEMENTS. t AMUSEMENTS. CAPACITY HOUSES! ARE STILL THE ORDER OF THE DAY AT THE OCTAGON. It is Essential to Make Early Application for Reservations. Plans at Begg’s and Theatre; phone 13-091. Showing Finally To-night! A RIOT OF HILARITY. THE HITZ BROTHERS In ‘KENTUCKY MOONSHINE ’ (Approved for Universal Exhibition ' OCTAGON THE QTATE AMALGAMATED THEATRES LTD. (Throughout New Zealand.) Never So Exciting in Romance, Never So Astonishing on the Ice. SONJA SURPASSES HER MOST BREATHLESS SENSATIONS IN THIS MUSICAL OP SUPERLATIVE DELIGHT. SONJA HENIE SONJA HENIE DON AMECHE CESAR ROMERO JEAN HERSHOLT In i ‘HAPPY LANDING’ 1 1 ‘HAPPY LANDING’ [ I ‘HAPPY LANDING’ I I I A- Twentieth Century-Fox Special. (Approved tor Universal Exhibition.) TO-MORROW’S COMMUNITY SINGING. LAST MID-DAY SING AMALGAM At ED 1H LATHES LTD. (Throughout New Zealand.) Earphones Available. 2.15 p.m. - TWICE DAILY 8 p.m. TO-MORROW FRIDAY Hold vonr hats!—Hold your sides! HOLD EVERYTHING! Here comes the greatest hurricane of fun and rhythm in theatrical history ! So MANY Stars!—So MUCH Fun! Such JOYOUS Romance! Such TUNEFUL Songs! Such SPLENDID Entertainment! ALICE EAYE ALICE EAYE JOAN DAVIS JOAN DAVIS Sweet-singing Sweetheart. A Gazelle with Knee-action. MARJORIE WEAVER Hollywood’s newest starlet. 3 Sirens of Swing In Search of Social Security, STRAND THEATRE (By Courtesy Fuller-Hayward), 12.15. “ Place Where the Cheer Germ Comes Prom.” SPECIAL DAY For MAYORESS’S CHRISTMAS CHEER FUND.FOR THE CHILDREN. Every Shilling Donated Will Make Seme Child Happy, AUNT ANITA’S PUPILS ASSISTING. Also, MASTER KEN WALKER, Boy Contralto. Leader, Big Brother Bill. At the Piano, Mr Alf. Pettitt. “ Look Out for the Mystery Parcel.” GRAND FINAL NIGHT, WED., 9th NOVEMBER, TOWN HALL. J. F, HIMBURG, Hon. Secretary. VICTORIA LEAGUE, OTAGO BRANCH (Inc.). NOTICE TO MEMBERS. rpHE SPRING GARDEN PARTY will be held at the Upper Botanic Gardens on FRIDAY, 28th October, 1938, 3.30 to 5.30 p.m. Afternoon tea 2s. V M. H. MACANDREW, Secretary. In ‘SALLY, IRENE, ‘SALLY. IRENE, ‘SALLY, IRENE, . . . AND MARY ’ . . . . . AND MARY’ . . . AND MARY’ . With TONY MARTIN, - JIMMY DURANTE, LOUISE HOVICK, GREGORY RATOFF. 1 ERED ALLEN Two hours of happiness, filled with humorous episodes, appealing romance, and an enormous amount of fun! (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) RESERVATIONS ARB ADVISABLE. PLANS-BEGG’S AND STATE (12-324). TO-NIGHT’S BIG ATTRACTION CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL The ALAN LOVEDAY FUND COMMITTEE (By Kind Permission of the Dunedin Repertory Society) Will present ‘ BATS IN THfi BELFRY ’ ‘ BATS IN THE BELFRY ’ ‘BATS IN THE BELFRY’ ‘BATS IN THE BELFRY’ ‘BATS IN THE BELFRY’ ‘BATS IN THE BELFRY’ A VERY LIGHT THREE-ACT COMEDY By Diana Morgan and E. MacDermott. Master ALAN LOVEDAY, THE GIFTED YOUNG VIOLINIST, WILL APPEAR BETWEEN ACTS. Popular Prices: 3s (Reserved 3s ( sd), 2s, Is. Box Plans at Begg’s. Day Sales at Jacobs’s. \ Doors Open at 7.15 p.m. OTAGO STATE PRIMARY SCHOOLS’ ATHLETIC . * CHAMPIONSHIPS LOGAN PARK, SATURDAY, 29th OCTOBER, Commencing at 10.30 a.m. MONSTER DRILL DISPLAY, 4 p.m. Augmented tram service. Luncheon 9d, Afternoon Tea fid. Admission: Is Adults, fid Children. L. HUBBARD, Hon. Sec. BOXING. BOXING. _ BOXING. TOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. AND. THIS IS ONLY THE PRELIMINARY. 10 Three-minute Rounds. NORM. FISHER (Olympic Games Champion, in his first professional contest) v. NORMAN JENKIN (Oamaru). JOHNNY FOSTER V. VIC. - CALTAXJX (CANADA.) . (Auckland’s Buzz Saw.) NO INCREASE IN PRICES. Is fid (which you can reserve at Jacobs’s), 3s, and ss. WEDNESDAY NEXT. WE DNESDAY NEXT. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. HOTELS FOR SALE. OUTSTANDING BARGAINS AT “ BEGGS.” NEWMAN PIANO, iron frame; good tone. £25. C. BEGG AND CO. PIANO, iron frame and good tone. £35. Dozens of other Bargains in German and English PIANOS AT “BEGG S." Easy Terms Arranged. FOR SALE, beautiful German Piano, great tone, will sell cheap.—For particulars No. A 467, * Star.’ FOR SALE, Italian Frontalini PianoAccordion, practically new; will aocept £2O; worth £3O. —11 South road. AOLO SOPRANI. 140 bass; artistically streamlined, black casework, visual indicators, 3 push couplers; going cheap.— Wholesale Radio Dealers. YOU must see the new Gibson Refrigerators; special window display.— M’Cracken and Walls. ANTED To Sell, Piano, fine instrument, good tone and appearance; no borer; £8. —A6OO, ‘Star.’ DANCING. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. [VICTORIA HALL V (Next His Majesty’s). Cordial Invitation to all Dancers. New Strict Tempo Music, with Hogg’s Cinetone Sound System. ADMISSION, Is fid., Private Tuition, phone 10-739, between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. GEO. G. COX, Principal. DANCE, To-night, Nga Maara Hall, N.E V.; dancing 8-1; good supper, Arcadians Dance Baud; admission 2s. FOR SALE, HOTELS. HOTELS. £33,000 -.™ EEHOLD HOTEL ’ North Island; one best country districts outside Wellington; deceased estate; takings, £260 week. £II,OOO- 5 YEARS ’ EEASE and Furniture of one best HOTELS in North Island; low rental, great takings; a money-maker. J?QK AAA —First-class HOTEL, freething cheaper on the market; good beer house; commercial business; good class of patrons. £l4- Oft A — A c 'ty HOTEL; mostly b ar trade, easy worked. Pi)K ftftft — A city HOTEL, largo iHUI/ turnover, steady busi£3so0 _LEASEHOLD HOTEL ’ as a going concern; low rent, ood lease, good takings. £3000“- G ~ OOD - WILL ’ 5 YEAKS ’ LEASE; stock and furniture at valuation; takings £l5O week. JPI (* K A A —One °f the best country FREEHOLD HOTELS on the market. P 1 1 pr A A —Good country FREEHOLD HOTEL, to be sold to wind up estate. PQAAA freehold brick Olf X/ V/ HOTEL, modern, doing good business, north line. BUYERS FINANCED. JAMES SAMSON & CO., HOTEL BROKERS, Dowling street.