AMUSEMENTS. 2nd HILARIOUS WEEK . . . And still attracting capacityhouses to every laugh-packed session! RESERVATIONS ARE ESSENTIAL. PLANS AT THEATRE. NEW OCTAGON Amalgamated Theatres Ltd. (throughout ' N.Z.). 2 P.M. TWICE DAIXjY 8 P.M. The Greatest Satirical Comedy Ever Made. CHAELIE CHAPLIN CHAELIE CHAPLIN CHAELIE, CHAPLIN As t THE GEEAT DICTATOE ’ i THE GEEAT DICTATOE ’ w THE GEEAT DICTATOE’ All Dunedin is applauding the Cleverest, Most Subtle Comedy the Screen has ever known. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) BOX PLANS AT OCTAGON. OANCING. TOWN HALL DANCE SENSATIONAL ANNOUNCEMENT. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT JULIAN LEE JULIAN LEE JULIAN LEE LEE JULIAN LEE JULIAN LEE JULIAN LEE WE INTRODUCE OUR NEW DANCE BAND, THE BLIND BOY PIANIST’S (Julian Lee) DANCE BAND (8 Players). With Julian on the Saxophone and Trombone. Miss Irene Brookes, Arthur Waller, JiUimy I M'Farlane. All Modern Programme. IT IS A SENSATION. A BAND THE WHOLE TOWN WILL BE TALKING ABOUT, and Want to. Dance to. TWO HALLS. TWO BANDS. CONCERT CHAMBER. All Old-time Programme. WRIGHT’S RHYTHM BAND, Dave Maharey. Spud Murphy. A Big Farewell Night to Spud Murphy.. His last night before he goes to camp. Ballroom De Luxe for 2,000 Dancers. You can go from one hall to the other. SPECTATORS. 6d. EMBASSY SALON TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. . Good Floor. Excellent Supper. Special Engagement of the RHYTHM KINGS, The Embassy’s Sensational New Band. The whole town IS talking about them. Admission, 2s. Right of Admission Reserved. jgROWN HOUSE, BROWN HOUSE, TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. Special Engagement of Dunedin’s Leading Swing Masters, HAROLD ANDERSON AND THE GEORGIANS’ DANCE BAND. Good Floor. Excellent Supper, Double, 6s. PHONE RESERVES'IB-086, 18-055. OPEN ON WEEK-ENDS FOR ALL MEALS, ETC. . SATURDAY. ST. JOHN SOCIAL COMMITTEE Welcomes Visitors and Friends to its GRAND EASTER DANCE. TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), 8 o’clock. Dance to the lilting strains of Pat Harbrow and his Trocadero Dance Band. Easter Novelties. Dainty Supper. Ladies, Long or Evening Frocks. ADMISSION 2s. ‘ V- : A. WESTFIELD. Secretary. DANCE. DUNEDIN LAWN TENNIS UNION. Annual end-of-season dance and Presentation of Trophies. MARIGOLD SALON. Bren Finlayson’s Band. Good Supper - . Good Programme. Free Bus to town, connecting with city ADMISSION 2s EACH. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. MACANDREW intermediate SCHOOL DANCE. Music by “ The Jolly Millers " Dance Band. Supper. Prizes. Make up a party and enjoy four hours’ continuous dancing in our modern ballroom. Admission, Is 6d, ATTENTION! A COMPANY, 4th BATTALION, N.M.E., will hold an OLD-TIME SOCIAL and DANCE at Crawford Lounge, St. Andrew street, on TUESDAY, April 22nd. Roll Call at 8 p.m. “ Bring your friends.” Bertha salmon d. Teacher of Ballroom Danping, Class, MONDAY EVENINGS, 8-10 o’clock. Commencing APRIL 21st. WILSON HALL, 1 St. Andrew sireet entrance. Private Tuition: 11 Albert street, C.2. Private, Phone, 11-126. I
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Evening Star, Issue 23864, 19 April 1941, Page 1
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