amusements. LAST 2 DAYS Howard Spring’s Memorable Dramatic Triumph, ‘MY SON, MY SON!’ ‘MY SON. MY SON!’ Madeleine Carroll, Brian Aherne. (E ooommeuded by the Censor for Adults.) if NEW OCTAGON Amalgamated Theatres Lid. (throughout N.Z.) " 8 p.m. TWICE DAILY - 8 p.m. FRIDAY NEXT FRIDAY NEXT Songs you will never forget—*My "Old Kentucky Home. ‘ Old Black Joe. ‘ De Camptown Races.’ ‘ Oh. Susanna.’ ‘ The Old Polks at Home.’ Peatured in Unforgettable Pagcntry In TECHNICOLOR. ‘ SWANEE RIVER ’ ‘ SWANEE RIVER ’ ‘ SWANEE RIVER 4 ‘ SWANEE RIVER ’ ‘ SWANEE RIVER ’ ‘ SWANEE RIVER ’ ‘ SWANEE RIVER ’ With DON AMECHE ANDREA LEEDS THE HALL-JOHNSON CHOIR AND A CAST OF THOUSANDS. The story of Stephen C. Poster, the great troubadour ... of those colourful romantic 'days of Minstrels and River Boats . . . when a stormy love wrote the songs that will forever remain immortal throughout the world! (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) BOX PLANS BEGG’S AND OCTAGON (Phone 13-091). DANCING. MAKE UP A PARTY. DANCING DANCING DANCING DANCING DANCING DANCING DANCING DANCING DANCING DANCING DANCING SATURDAY. TWO HALLS. TWO BANDS. MAIN TOWN HALL, All Modern .Programme. CONCERT CHAMBER, All Old-time. BIG MAYPOLE DANCE COMPETITION. Cadbury Fry Hudson, Ross and Glendiuing, Dominion Manufacturing Co. (No. 2 Team). LADY VOCALIST CONTEST. Competitors this week are Miss Ann Loring, Miss K. Hankins.
SPECTATORS 6d. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! ST. JOHN AMBULANCE HALL, "'VUNEDIN’S BIGGEST AND BRIGHTJ EST OLD-TIME DANCE. Two Bands (Leader, Pat Harbrow). Prizes. Set Supper. Admission 2s. Buses and Taxis after Dance. Faro 6d. “• T>IPERS Dance,” Crawford Lounge, Jl Saturday, November 9tli; Paramount Dance Band; ladies Is 6d, gents 2s, double ss. __ DUNEDIN Boy Scout Ambulance Division.—Owing to death of Sir Percy Sargood (Patron), Dance to be held Wednes]V[GA MAARA HALL, Gardens, Thursday, i-v 24th; dancing, 8 till 1; Georgians Orchestra; supper; admission 2s; novelty prizes. |T OYAL Orange Institution Celebrations Dance, upstairs, Crawford Lounge, Saturday. November 9, tickets 2s; roll up. DANCE, To-night, Carroll Rooms; extended, 8 till 12; supper, prizes; admission Is. , , LEARN Ballroom Dancing easily and quickly; Little Theatre, King street, every Wednesday night; advanced class, Monday; private lessons by appointment; admission, all classes, lessons Is. —Phone 18-851. DANCE, every Monday night, at Holland Memorial Hall. Caversham. 8 till 12; music by Bert de Crewe; admission only Bn SOUND Systems (outdoor or indoor) Hired; Amplifiers for dances, parties; 10s nightlv.—Wholesale Radio Dealers Ltd.; dial 12-751. EUCHRE. rpAINUI Residents! Roll up To-night; JL enjoyable game; £l, 10s, 7s 6d, 5s orders; eight increased prizes; Taiuui Bowling Club (end of Cavell street), 8 p.m.; admission Is. HOLLAND Memorial Hall, Caversham terminus, Euchre every' Thursday Evening, at 8; admission Is; good prizes. NORTH Ground Pavilion, To-night (Wednesday), 8 o’clock; increased "rizes; six-minute games.—Grange Cricket ,'lub. MONEY. HOME Buyers Without Deposit.—One Shilling Weekly for each £IOO in four veara provides deposit; take up shares; interest credited%on subscriptions; loans on easy repayments.—Dominion Building Society, 105 High street. RAVEN TEA Is recommended for flavour and economy by 0. C. STORES, Milieu. Try a half-pound packet at Is Bd.
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Evening Star, Issue 23726, 6 November 1940, Page 1
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