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Evening Star, Issue 23832, 12 March 1941, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. Last 2 Days . . , John Galsworthy’s Dramatic Hit, I 21 DAYS TOGETHBE ’ ‘ 21 DAYS TOGETHER ’ With VIVIEN LKIGH, LAURENCE OLIVIER, (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) HBW Kmelsamated Theatres Ltd. (throughout N.Z.). 8 p.m. TWICE DAILY 8 p.m. FRIDAY NEXT Walter Wanger Presents The Thrill Spectacle of the Year, with scene after scene of a magnitude rarely equalled on the screen. Alfred Hitchcock’s ■ FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT’ EFOREIGN CORRESPONDENT’ -BFOREIGN CORRESPONDENT’ FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT ’ 2.FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT’ 2 FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT ’ 2 FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT ’ Starring JOEL McCREA Larraine Day Herbert MARSHALL George SANDERS—Robt. BENCHLEY Edmund GWENN. i Thrill follows thrill in the most exciting scenes ever depicted on the screen . . . Adventure . . . Heroism . . . Suspense . . . Masterfully directed by the maker of v ‘ Rebecca.’ '(Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) United Artists Picture. BOX PLANS BEGG'S AND OCTAGON (Phone 13-091). DANCING. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! DUNEDIN’S OLD-TIME DANCE CLUB. St. John Ambulance Hall. Dunedin’s Biggest and Brightest Old-time Dance. Two Bands. Non-stop Dancing. Leader; Mr PAT HARBROW. Set-Supper.. Prizes. Admission, 2s. Buses and Taxis after Dance. Fare 6d. EMBASSY SALON. EMBASSY SALON. TO-MORROW NIGHT (THURSDAY), 13th MARCH, at 8 o’clock. . BIG NEW MID-WEEK DANCE, intro- , ducing Dunedin’s Newest Dance > Band (5 players), the “Rhythm Kings.’ Modern and Old-time Programme. Excellent supper. Caterer, Miss Marie. Cox. Make your party up now. AMPLIFIERS Hired, dances 10s nightly; used sets from £2 10s; Spotlight, £3 10s.—Phone 12-751, Wholesale Radio, Hanover street. NGA MAARA Hall, Gardens, Thursday. 13th; dancing 8-1; Pat Harbrow’s Orchestra; bus to Cargill’s Corner, 6d; 2s. JV. HANNA’S Ballroom Dancing Class • (beginners) resumes Friday, 8 p.m., Burns Hall Gymnasium; Is 6d per lesson. MILITARY NOTICE. HOME GUARD.— No. 1 Battalion, D COMPANY (CAVERSHAM). The above Company will parade with C Company at King’s High School Grounds, Bay View road, on THURSDAY,' at 7 p.m. sharp. This parade is for a special purpose. —J. W. Thomson, Lieut., O.C. D Com- | pany. LOST AND FOUND. LOST, fortnight ago, University Blazer, Camera, and Wristlet Watch; re-ward.—-RctiiniHJLßuiU^^ !T OST, three weeks ago. Black Gat; LLi answers to Nig.; old pet.—Finder communicate -93 Richardson street, St. Hilda; reward. LOST, between Frederick and Rattray streets, String of Pearls, Monday morning.—Mrs Bond, 275 George street. LOST, Parcel (working Man), containing two shirts, King street or Princes street.—Communicate D 596, ‘ Star.’ LOST,. a Brown Shoe, George street.— Finder please ring 13-000. LOST, Initialled Wrist Watch, between • King street, Morningtou, Roslyn Mills. —Reward on returning to 603 King street. LOST, vicinity Exchange, small Parcel (curtain material).—Communicate 54 Loyalty street; reward. LOST, 2 Keys ou Ring.—Finder please phone 10-690. OST, near Partially-knitted Baby’s While Singlet.—King 18-617. WOULD Finder Motor Bike Exhaust Pipe Silencer, lost Princes-George streets, last night, Ring 14-672? Urgent. FOUND.— Oysters, Oysters, Oysters; choice Rabbits: Fresh and Smoked Fish; Prime Poultry.—Stewarts, Princes street. 1710UND. Washing Wringers Reruh- • bered. Broken Parts Replaced.—At Acme Tyre Company's, corner Frederick and King streets, FOUND, at Eastabrook’s. the Ring Specialists, 131 Princes street, a wonderful selection of Engagement Rings; ASTABROOK’S Engagement Rings are the latest styles, best quality, lowest prices; see our window for values. ASTABROOK’S for Ladies’ and Men’s Gold, Rolled Gold, and Chromium Wristlet Watches: all guaranteed: see our window display FOUND. Oysters, Oysters, Oysters; ! choice Rabbits; Fresh and Smoked Fish; Prime Poultry.—Stewarts, Princes street . I DOGS. WANTED To Sell, Collie Pup; excel- ; lent sheep dog; good strain; what offer?—D6o7, ‘ Star,' ■