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Evening Star, Issue 23881, 10 May 1941, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. MORE PUNCH THAN ANY PREVIOUS WESTERN I I <§T. JAMES Direction; Sir Benjamin Fuller. 2 p.m. Daily 7.45 p.m. Paramount Presents * THE TEXAS RANGERS ‘THE TEXAS RANGERS RIDE AGAIN ’ RIDE AGAIN ’ John HOWARD Ellen DREW Akim TAMIROFF—May ROBSON. WAR TO THE DEATH Between the Red-blooded G-men of the Rugged South-west and 1941’s Gang of Modern Cut-throat Cattle Rustlers. And SEE The Elephant Stampede, Giant Apes Attacking Tribesmen, The Man-eating Tigers, Chimpanzees, etc. In the ‘ JUNGLE PRINCESS,* Ray MIDLAND Dorothy LAMOUE. ‘ ONE BIG ADVENTURE ’ (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) TO-NIGHT’S PLANS at Jacobs’s till 6.30 p.m.; then Theatre (Phone 13-702). EUCHRE. EUCHRE, Security Hall, King Edward street. To-night (Saturday), 8 o’clock; 9 prizes: Ist prize value £I.—N.Z.L.P. EUCHRE. Nga Maara Hall, Saturday night; eleven prizes, two each £l, 12s 6d, 10s, 7s 6d, three ss; all orders. LEITH Bowling Club, To-night (Saturday) ; good prizes, supper; bring your friends for a pleasant evening; admission Is.

—TI IS MAJESTY’S T HEATEE— A DUNEDIN. (Proprietor; Sir Benjamin Fuller.) - COMMENCING THURSDAY NEXT, MAY 13. FOR A BRIEF SEASON ONLY. T. C. WILLIAMSON THEATRES LTD. Present The Most Wonderful of All Living Magicians. THE GREAT LEVAN T E THE GREAT L-E V A N T E THE GREAT LEVANTE AND HIS BIG ENGLISH SUPPORTING COMPANY, 32 In the Most Novel, Bewildering, and ARTISTS. Mystifying Revue Yet Seen. ' v “ HOW ’ S ‘ TRICKS Y" ' “HOW'S TRICKS ? ” A Veritable Bombardment of Bewilderment. DIRECT FRQM THE KirfGSWAY THEATRE. LONDON. It is— More Varied than a MUSICAL REVUE, Funnier than A COMEDY, More Intriguing than A DRAMA, More Novel than VAUDEVILLE, Bigger than AN OPERA, Faster 8 than A MOVIE, More Thrilling than A CIRCUS. THE ONLY SHOW OF ITS KIND IN EXISTENCE. The Fastest Moving Show Ever Prc.sented. Turn to Nod to a Friend and You’ll Miss a Trick. POPULAR PRICES: 6s, 4s, 3s. 2s (plus tax). FIRSTGRAN D M A T I N E E SATURDAY, MAY 17, AT 2.15 Children, Bring Your Parents. , It Is Three Hours of Splendid Entertainment Without a Blush. Special Matinee Prices: 4s, 3s, 2s, and Is .(plus tax). Children Half-price at All Performances Except to Pit. BOX PLANS NOW' OPEN AT D.I.C. WANTED, THE BRAVEST GIRL IN DUNEDIN, to' be Fired from the Big NAVAL, GUN of THE GREAT LEVANTE’S on the Stage of His Majesty’s Theatre, Dunedin,, on Friday Night, May 23. Apply, personally, 11 a.m., H.M. Theatre, Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday next. ARTISTS. RAILWAY NOTIFICATIONS, WEEK-END EXCURSION—DUNBDIN-CHRISTCHURCH-BURNHAM, FRIDAY, 16th, to MONDAY, 19th MAY. On FRIDAY, 16th MAY, Train leaves Dunedin 11.20 p.m., Palmerston 1.14 a.m., Oamaru 2.48. arrives Timaru 4.8 a.m., and Christchurch 7.14 a.m., Saturday, 17tli May. On Sunday, 18th May, Return Train leaves Christchurch 10.0 p.m., Timaru 12.53 a.m., and arrives Dunedin 5.35 a.m., Monday, 19th May. . Corporation Buses meet return train at Dunedin and run to Mornington, Roslyn, Maori Hill, Normanby, St. Kilda, and Anderson’s Bay. Outward Train stops at Port Chalmers Upper, Waitati, Seacliff, Waikouaiti, -Palmerston, Hampden, Maheno, Oamaru, and Studholme to pick up, and at Timaru, Ashburton, and Addington to set down passengers at Christchurch fares. Return train makes the same stops. Return Fare from Dunedin: 18s, second class only. VISIT BURNHAM CAMP. ' Camp is open for visitors on Sunday afternoons. Trains leave Christchurch 1.0 p.m. and 1.45 p.m. Return Train leaves Burnham for Christchurch 4.45 p.m. FARE: 2s 2d first, Is 8d second class return. A fine opportunity to visit your Northern friends and inspect the Military Camp at' Burnham. - Book early—ls Id reserves a seat both ways. For further particulars see handbill or inquire from Station Masters or Booking Agent.

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