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Evening Star, Issue 24004, 1 October 1941, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. LAST 2 DAYS Laurence Vivien OLIYIEE LEIGH OLIVIER LEIGH In e LADY ‘LADY ‘LADY I . HAMILTON* I—HAMILTON’ '!— HAMILTON ’ |— (Recommended liy the Censor for Adults.) Amalgamated Theatres Ltd. NEW OCTASON 2.0 Twice Daily 7.45 NEXT FRIDAY NEXT FRIDAY AN UNFORGETTABLE STORY. For every person who believes in real love, hero is a stirring, emotional experience 1 Richard A. Rowland presents * CHEERS FOR MISS BISHOP ’ -* CHEERS FOR MISS BISHOP ’ ? CHEERS FOR MISS BISHOP * f CHEERS F HTmTSS'BISHOP ’ * CHEERS FOR MISSBISHOP ’ Starring MARTHA SCOTT WILLIAM GARGAN EDMUND GWENN DOROTHY PETERSON The most vitally real heroine since ‘ Stella Dallas ’ A woman with courage to live and love according to her - own heart. United Artists Picture. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) BOX PLANS , BEGG’S and OCTAGON (Phone 15-091). FRIDAY’S COMMUNITY SING 22nd Sing This Season. STRAND THEATRE. Commencing at Noon. SPECIAL .ATTRACTION— ,* Your favourite,^ Mr Arthur Macdonald, singing ‘ When the Sergeant-major’s On Parade,’ ‘ The Army, the Navy, and Air Force,’ ‘ Road to the Isles.’ ( Mr H. P. Desmoulins will recite | Miss Victoria Hughes’s poem, j. ‘ Britain’s Heroes.’ | For Sale. —Baby’s White Woollen Outfit, beautifully made. What offer? Mrs MTntyre would be pleased to receive Flowers and Goods for tne Stall. Leader, Mr H. P. Desmoulins. At the piano, Mr Alf. Pettitt. PROCEEDS FOR THE PATRIOTIC FUNDS. Send donations to Mr J. F. HIMBCRG, Hon. Secretary.

DANCING. TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, DUNEDIN OLD-TIME DANCE CLUB, DUNEDIN OLD-TIME DANCE CLUB, ST JOHN AMBULANCE HALL. ST. JOHN AMBULANCE HALL. DUNEDIN'S BIGGEST AND BRIGHTEST OLD-TIME DANCE. Two Bands. Non-stop Dancing. Loader, Mr Pat Harbrow. Set Supper. Prizes. Admission, 2s. Buses and Taxis After Dance. Fare, 6d. EXTENDED Night, Nga Maara Hall, r Gardens, Thursday, October 2; dancing ’ 8-12; novelty prizes; admission 2s; bus to i Cargill’s Corner, 6d. t jIThANCE, Fire Brigade’s Hall, Mosgiel, on Wednesday, Ist October, at 8 p.m.; gents Is 6d, ladies Is; proceeds patriotic purposes. OTAGO Rowing Club.—Opening Day; Dance this Saturday Night; double ss. —Ring or call Secretary Beveridge, Cargill’s Corner; phone 23-821. BROWN’S School Ballroom Dancing.— Learners’ Class, Mondays, Little Theatre, King street; class lessons, Is; private lessons. —Phone 18-831. COME along! The New Big Friday Night Dance, Sunshine Tea Rooms; music, Basil Smith’s Hillbilly Band; admission. Is 6dROSLYN Theatre, Next Tuesday, 7th; Basil Smith’s Hillbilly Band, sound system; admission, Is 6d.

MEETINGS. ST. CLAIR SURF LIFE SAVING CLUE. THE ANNUAL MEETING of the St. Clair Surf Club will he held in the Club Rooms, St. Clair, on WEDNESDAY, October Bth, at 7.45 p.m. Business: Adoption of Annual Report and Balance Sheet; Election of Office-bearers; Genera). I. C. RDDGERSQN, Hon. Sec. EDUCATIONAL. T> OSSEOTHAM’S Commercial College, Stock Exchange. short course; shorthand, bookkeeping, touch typewriting, day, evening; railway concessions. Owing to the Blackout Special Speed Classes will be held between 12 and 2. C> ROU N’S College, Moray Place. —Short- _ hand, _ Toucfatypmg," Bookkeeping; rapid individual tuition; railway concessions.