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Evening Star, Issue 24005, 2 October 1941, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. FINALLY TO-NIGHT! Alexander Korda presents Laurence OLIVIER Vivien LEIGH ' Laurence OLIVIER Vivien LEIGH In ‘LADY HAMILTON’ (Recommended by Hie Censor for Adults.) Amalgamated Theatres Ltd. ' NEW OCTAGON Twice Daily--7.45 TO-MORROW “ To lose the chance of seeing Miss Bishop is to lose the chance of seeing something very precious.” . . . (Vide Press.) [AN UNFORGETTABLE STORY. Richard A. Rowland presents ■* CHEERS EOR MISS BISHOP ’ -* CHEERS FOR MISS BISHOP 5 * CHEERS EOR MISS BISHOP ’ -* CHEERS FOR MISSBISHOP ’ ? CHEERS FOR MISS BISHOP ’ * CHEERS EOR MISS BISHOP ’ * CHEERS FOR MISS BISHOP ’ Starring MARTHA SCOTT WILLIAM GARGAN EDMUND GWENN DOROTHY PETERSON One of the outstanding pictures of this year of great pictures . . . the engrossing intimate story of, the life and loves of an unusual woman . . . one of the greatest characters ever created on the screen. N United Artists Picture. SEE ALSO PAGE 10 (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) BOX PLANS BEGG’S and OCTAGON (Phone 15-091). / , DANCING. MAKE UP A PARTY. DANCING DANCING DANCING DANCING DANCING DANCING DANCING DANCING DANCING SATURDAY. TWO HALLS. TWO BANDS. Ballrooms De Luxe for 2,000 Dancers. You can go from one hall to the other. DANCING JACK POT Crazy Knowledge Test. 2 PRIZES AT £l. 2 PRIZES AT 10s. SPECTATORS, 6d. NOTE.—LADIES: On Saturday, 25th October, wo have a big surprise for you. Something that will interest every Lady who goes dancing. w EMBLEY OLD-TIME AND MODERN DANCE. EARLY SETTLERS’ HALL, EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT. DUNEDIN OLD-TIME DANCE CLUE. Pat Harbrow’s Band. Pat Harbrow’s Band. Pat Harbrow’s Band. Pat Harbrow’s Band. Pat Harbrow’s Band. Pat Harbrow’s Band. Pat Harbrow’s Band. Pat Harbrow’s Band. Pat Harbrow’s Band. Non-stop Dancing. Non-stop Dancing. Two Bands. Two Bands. Prizes, Set Supper. Prizes. Set Supper. Elite and Rialto Catering. ADMISSION, 2s.

TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. The ever - popular dance, Nga Maara Hall, Gardens. Excellent supper. Good music by the Savoniettes. Novelty Prizes. Admission, 2s. Bus to Cargill’s Corner, 6d. DUNEDIN’S LEADING CABARET. B ROWN HOUSE. SATURDAY. SATURDAY. Double, 6s. Reserve now. Week days pbone 18-086. Saturday phone 18-055. TVANCE Bands,—Complete powerful AniJLP plificr For Sale, 6 valves, crystal mike, with stand, crystal pick-up, electric gramophone and records, 15m “ Magnavox ” speaker: all portable and in first-class order; price, £35 cash.—Al26, ‘ Star.’ ORKNEY and Shetland Society Monthly Social will be held in Unity Chambers, Stuart street, on Saturday, 4th, at 8 p.m.; items, dancing, including ‘ Movie Waltz ’; admission Is 6d, members Is.—W. Sabiston, sec. PATRONISE Dance, Foresters’ Hall, Green Island, Saturday, at 8 o’clock; best music; admission la 6d. OTAGO Rowing Club. —Opening Day; Dance this Saturday Night: double Ss. —Ring or call Secretary Beveridge, Cargill’s Corner; phone 23-821. TO-MORROW (Friday), the new big Friday Night Dance, Sunshine Tea Rooms, George street; Basil Smith’s Hillbilly Band; admission, Is 6d. WANTED TO SELL. \7ITANTED To Sell, beautiful Singer Scw- » * ing Machine, guaranteed; box accessories: £5. A 250. ’Star.’ PARKER’S Furniture, Bedroom, Dining Room Suites; also repairing. King Edward street. REMODEL your Furniture, save money. —Parker’s, King Edward street (next HefTernan’s Hotel). MISCELLANEOUS WANTEDS. MEN'S, Women’s, and Children’s Clothing wanted; highest prices given.— Mrs Brookes, corner Frederick and King streets. ■ ' ' i