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Evening Star, Issue 23508, 23 February 1940, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. LAST SCREENING TO-NIGHT, 7.30, « ‘ READY, WILLING, AND ABLE,’ (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Also, Final Screening ‘FUGITIVE IN THE SKY.’ (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) I/- jfyJAYFAIR 1/6 Dir.: Fullers Theatre Corp. Ltd. Coming To-morrow for 3 Days, The Greatest Adventure Drama since ‘ Mutiny on the Bounty,’ WALLACE ' ROBERT BEERY TAYLOR And Cast of Thousands in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer’s * STAND UP AND FIGHT " Associate Feature, A HOTEL IMPERIAL ’ A Tempestuous Romance of Continental Intrigue, starring Ray MIDLAND, Isa MIRANDA. (Both Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre, Tel. 22-573. OTAKOD MAORI CENTENNIAL. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24tb, at 2.30. COMMEMORATING the Treaty of Waitangi. Foundation Stone Laying of Centennial Church. Short Service and Brief Addresses by Church and Civic Authorities. Kaka and Poi Dances in Native Costume. Refreshments. Buses from Queen’s Gardens as Advertised. Tarawa) from Port Chalmers. Twice Daily: 2 and 8 p.m. Phone 13-379. Stalls, Is; Circle and Res., Is 6d. Direction: Fullers Theatre Corp. Ltd. A Home from Home in All Seasons. NOW SHOWING TWO GREAT THRILLERS. Universal's Latest Mystery, ■ A Crime Club Production. A THE WITNESS VANISHES ’ i THE WITNESS VANISHES * Starring EDMUND' WENDY LOWE BARRIE Look out? . . . the unknown assassin is on the prowl! Who will he next? . . , How will he strike? B.E.F.’s Associate Feature. ‘ THERE AIN’T NO JUSTICE ’ ‘ THERE AIN’T NO JUSTICE ’ Featuring Edward Rigby, Jimmy Hanley, Mary Clare, Phyllis Stanley, and an all-English Cast. How a boy’s ambitions nearly wrecked his own happiness and his family’s. (Both Recommended by Censor for Adults) Box Plans at D.I.C. Theatre at 7. ■======= gTRAND .DUNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB. AUTUMN MEETING AT WINGATUI CONCLUDING DAY TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), ' FEBRUARY 24. FIRST RACE 12.30 P.M. All the best South Island horses, including DEFAULTER, will he starting. ADMISSION CHARGES: Lawns 6s, Ladies 2s 6d, Outside Is 6d. TRAINS: 9.20, 10.15, 11.10, 11.22, 11.35. 11.50, 12.15, 12.45, 12.55, 1.50. FARE, Is 8d RETURN. Buses leave Cargill’s Monument from about 11 a.m. FARE. 2s 6d RETURN, Admission Tickets available at Railway Station, Jacobs’s (tobacconist), and Club’s Office.. SOLDIERS IN UNIFORM FREE. L. G. HILL. Secretary, TO-NIGHT ST. CLAIR TO-NIGHT. And TO-MORROW NIGHT, at 7.30. V OPEN-AIR CENTENNIAL CARNIVAL ST. CLAIR ESPLANADE LAST TWO NIGHTS. YOUR LAST CHANCE TO SEE THE BREAKERS LIT BY FLOODLIGHT, AND THE ILLUMINATIONS OF THIS POPULAR CARNIVAL. See the Life Saving Boys in Their Canoe Stunts by Floodlight. GAMES FOR ALL Amusement Devices HELP THE SOCIETY THAT IMPROVES YOUR BEACH. LAENACH’S CASTLE REOPENS, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20. THE PUBLIC ARE INVITED TO VIEW THIS MAGNIFICENT BUILDING, With its Glorious Panoramic View of the City and Harbour. BUILT 1871 AT A COST OF £120,000. Charge: Entrance to Grounds only -6d. Entrance to Grounds and Castle, with Light refreshment, Is. 25 Minutes’ Motor Run. Open from 9 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. BICYCLES. DOGS. BUY your Bike before the rise; supplies are diminishing: all Repairs executed promptly.—A. S. Davis, ‘ Star ’ Building, Stuart street. - DOG Fanciers. —Aulsebroob’s Dog Biscuits, 31b bag; Puppy Biscuits; Strong Chains, 7d; Condition Powder, etc. —Fraser and Sons.