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Evening Star, Issue 23726, 6 November 1940, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. LAST TWO NIGHTS. AMALGAMATED THEATRES LTD. (Throughout N.Z.) Hearing Aids Available, 2 p.m, DAILY 8 p.m. JOEL M'CREA NANCY KELLY In a Crazy Chapter of ! Domestic Turmoil. ‘ HE MALT!TED HIS WIFE ’ 1 (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) COMING NEXT FRIDAY, COMING NEXT FRIDAY, An R.K.O. Radio Picture, Handled with the Same Simplicity and Sincerity that Marked ‘ LITTLE WOMEN ’ And ‘ ANNE OF GREEN GABLES.’ The Grown-up Anne, World-beloved Heroine of L. M. MONTGOMERY’S Popular Series of Novels, ‘ ANNE OF WINDY POPLAES ’ 1 ANNE OF WINDY POPLAES ’ 1 ANNE OF WINDY POPLAES ’ ‘ ANNE OF WINDY POPLAES ’ ‘ ANNE OF WINDY POPLAES ’ • ANNE OF WINDY POPLAES ’ ‘ ANNE OF WINDY POPLAES ’ ‘ ANNE OF WINDY POPLAES ' ‘ ANNE OF WINDY POPLAES ’ A Heart-thrilling Emotionally Gripping Story of a Girl who has the Courage to Be Herself. Starring ANNE SHIRLEY JAMES ELLISON ANNE SHIRLEY JAMES ELLISON ANNE SHIRLEY JAMES ELLISON It Comes with AH the Happy, Human Appeal that made the Charming “Anne, Books Favourites of Millions. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) PLANS BEGG’S OR STATE (12-324). FORCE QUEEN. RAFFLE WINNERS. Clock Set in Case of N.Z. Woods.— Winner: Mrs T. Anderson, 20 Broughton street. South Dunedin. The winning number was purchased by Mrs Anderson from Miss Mary Pratt at the Show Grounds on Saturday. Gold Satin Cushion. —Winner: Mr Simon Wright, 360 Castle street, Dunedin. Doll Dressed by Pamela, Diana, and Heather.—Winner; Miss Laurie Wood, P.O. Bos 33, Nightcaps. A IB

COUNTRY SCHOOL CHILDREN. Would the children in the country schools who forwarded eggs in such large numbers to the Air Force Queen Produce Stall please accept the grateful Thanks of the Committee for the splendid assistance given? We can assure them this was very greatly apprecia'cd. We also Thank others who assisted so generously by sending in cakes, produce, etc. TO COMMITTEES AND OTHERS. The Air Force Queen Co-ordinating Committee takes this opportunity of Thanking all those committee workers and others whose enthusiastic support contributed so signally to the success of the recent appeal. Its grateful Thanks are also duo to those Artists, Communiiy Sing Leaders, and others who helped 'so generously with the numerous entertainments organised, and also to those who so generously provided free transport and hospitality. ROBT. DAVIDSON, Hon. Secretary. A. C. CAMERON. Chairman. QUEEN CARNIVAL RESULTS OF “ OUR PRINCESS ” £lO ART UNIONS IN AID OF “ PRINCESS DAPHNE ” No. 1, Mrs V. Middlemiss, West Avenue, St. Kiida. No. 2 (5,987), Mr .1. Bradley, Cumberland street, Dunedin. No. 3 (9,558), “Two Dots,” care London Dental Parlours, South Dunedin. No. 4 (11,903). Miss Edith Glove, Adolphi Milk Bar, South Dunedin. DRESSED DOLL, SATURDAY, 2nd: Miss Jean- Blackic, Eorbury road, St. Clair. CASINO LUCKY TICKET WINNER. THE Owner of the Lucky Ticket drawn at -the Casiuo on Friday, November Ist, is No. 7,854. Will the holder of this ticket kindly communicate with Mr 11. D. Stewart, Secretary, Otago Queen Carnival Committee, A. and P. Building, Crawford street. OLD GOLD. SOVEREIGNS! Sovereigns! Old Gold I Old Gold! Broken Jewellery. Teeth. Diamonds, etc Daily London price paid Also Typewriters, Surveyors’ Instruments, Musical, Binoculars, Electrical, Old Silverware (stamped), Guns, Rifles, Fishing Gear. Travelling Goods. Suits, Sewing Machines, Scales. Cameras, etc., etc., etc. Phone 13-637 for free valuation.—Robinsons Ltd. (Government* licensed); new address. 156-8 Stuart street. RADIO. r¥VKADE-lN your old Radio as deposit JL 1940 Courtenays; balance easy terms. Wholesale Radio Dealers, Hanover street; dial 12-751.