AMUSEMENTS. EMPIRE . . . LasfcaiTwo Nights of Metro-Goldw«yfcayer’s Roaring Drama oi*Tlie West! - 20 MULE TEAM ’ With WALLACE BEERY Leo CARRILLO, Marjorie RAMBEAU PLUS . . A Grand first Halt. ' SOAK THE OLD ' (Crime Does Not Pav), = BARON AND THE ROSE ’(Passing Parade), ‘ DRUMS Op FU MANGHU.’ (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) E mpire I NIGHTLY AT 7.45. Dir:. Fuller’s Theatre Corp. Ltd. NEXT FRIDAY AT 7.45 P.M. Paramount Presents THE BEST BING HIT OF THEM ALL i RHYTHM on the RIVER * ‘ RHYTHM on the RIVER ’ RHYTHM on the RIVER ’ Bing CROSBY CROSBY CROSBY Starring Basil RATHEORB RATHEONE RATHEONE MARY MARTIN MARY MARTIN Bing furnishes the reason and Mary Martin offers the rhyme in this gay, lilting, romantic story. . . . It’s the season’s smoothest, funniest, song feast, with a strong supporting cast. ‘ RHYTHM on the RIVER ’ RHYTHM on the RIVER ’ ‘ RHYTHM on the RIVER ’ SEVEN SONG HITS! ‘ Only Forever,’ ‘ I Don’t Want to Cry Any More,’ ‘ That’s For Me,’ ‘ What Would Shakespeare Have Said?’ ‘Rhythm on the River,’ ‘Ain’t It a Shame About Marne,’ and ‘When the Moon Comes Over Madison Square.’ (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) PLANS D.T.C. or THEATRE (12-433). EUCHRE. TVTORTH Ground (Wednesday), 8 ( phizes; six-minute'' * Cricket Club. Pavilion, To-night o’clock: increased fg-aitic-;. -■!* Grange. TAINUI Bowling Club Pavilion, lower Cavell street.—Card evening every Wednesday 8 o’clock; 8 prizes; admission Is. OLD GOLD. SOVEREIGNS! Sovereigns! Old Gold! 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. FOR SALE. C'l ON CRETE Paths are best, no upkeep.— > Ring 10-032 for Ready-mix Concrete. Sand, Cement: open Saturday. 1 O.AQ7 Dry Firewood, broadleaf, X/W UOl mixed wood, or uine blocks, 3 bags 7s 6d. 6 bags 14s, 9 bags £l. Smart’s Firewood Depot, 154 St. Andrew street; after hours, 14-072. 1 O.AQ7 —Kaitangata Coal, i-ton 14s; X/W UO* Lignite, 4-ton 9s 9d. — Smart’s Firewood Depot, 154 St. Andrew street. MULLARD Radios, electric or vibrator sets; unsurpassed in tone and performance. —Parker and Keane, 135 George street. APPLES. —Cox’s Orange, 401 b cases, 5s 6d and 6s 6d, delivered free.—Stuart Robertson, Larnach road, Dunedin; phono 24-227. APPLES, Apples, Apples.—Cox’s Orange 5s 6d and 6s 6d a case.—Brooks, fruiterer, Gardens. __ COX’S Orange Apples, first grade, 401 b; 5s 6d small size, 6s 6d medium size; quality guaranteed; delivered free.—Chas. H. M'Lean, fruiterer, Kaikorai; phone 20-558. ILLIAMS AND CO., Tinsmiths, 7 Frederick street. High-grade Tanks; supply Tanks, Skylights, Portable Coppers. Garden Destructors, etc.—Phone 18-123. FOR SALE, Cream Satin Wedding Frock, lace inserted; cost £9; will sell for £5 (or offer). —D 494, ‘ Star.’ TAILORED Dinner Suit, worn twice, medium size, cost £lO 10s; also latest £4 15s Tennis Racket; what offersP—D636, ‘ Slar.' APPLES, Apples.— Cos’s Orange, 5s 6d case; delivered anywhere.—Apply M. Thomas, cine Macandrew Bay Post Office. ID OR SALE, Cream Cane Pram, large . wheels, sponge tyres; as new.—Apply 10 Hislop street, Liborton. WHITE Coney Coat, Evening and Day Dresses; also Costume; very reasonable; s.w.—Ring 14-310. ID Oil SALE, solid Oval Oak Table; extending.—Apply, to-night, 195 a Carroll street (upstairs). FOR SALE. Seagrass Folding Pram, with hood; converts to sulky; in good order; £3 —Address D 645, ‘ Star.’ MISCELLANEOUS. LUSTROUS ” Ready-mixed Paints for quality; none better for covering and lustre. —Smith and Smith Ltd. SISALKRAFT Wallboard, strong, waterproof, easily erected; 16s 6d per 100 square feet. —Hutlmance and Co., Savoy Buildings Dunedin. HEAL away Stomach Pains; Mavex Slippery Elm Stomach Compound (malted) in great demand; guaranteed ; sold everywhere THE PAINT PEOPLE. To Save Money on all Painting and Papcrhanging needs buy at WREN’S. WKENOVATE.
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Evening Star, Issue 23832, 12 March 1941, Page 1
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