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Evening Star, Issue 24415, 29 January 1943, Page 1

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THE REGENT Direction: J. 0. Williamson Picture Corp. Ltd, 2 p.m. Daily 8 p.m. ' TO-DAY TO-DAY Paramount Presents the NEW ZEALAND PREMIERE Of ARE HUSBANDS NECESSARY?' ARE HUSBANDS NECESSARY? The Uproariously Funny 'Comedy of Domestic Life . -. . and a Straying V Husband. ARE HUSBANDS NECESSARY? RAY MILLAND RAY MILLAND RAY MILLAND " What-if. I do cut up with-, an exflame on my night • out? Even- ; ,prisoner gets time off for good behaviour I ", ■ -. ARE HUSBANDS NECESSARY? BETTY FIELD BETTY FIELD ' BETTY FIELD " They pamper us and pefc us . . . until they get us —and then they wander while we wonder." Associate Featurettes: 'LET 'EM GO ALIVE"- ' (Grantlaud Rice Sportlight). * HEDDA HOPPER'S HOLLYWOOD.* 'AT THE DOG SHOW 1 (Speaking of Animals Short).' '' ' BABY WAttTS A BOTTLESHD? * - ' ' ■ (Popey.e). REGENT NEWS SERVICE. (Recommended by. Censor for Adults.) PLANS at D.I.C. and REGENT (12-513), LEITH Bowling Club, Saturday; good prizes, a really pleasant evening; admission Is. . TO-NIGHT, Euchre, N St, Peter's Hail, Car r gill rd; 9 prizes ;•'admission Is; 8 p.m. EDUCATIONAL. ■t ING EDWARD TECHNICAL COLLEGE. DAY COURSES, 1943. TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL (full-tihi* courses in Art, Commerce, .Domestic Science, Building, Engineering, and Allied Trades) OPENS MONDAY, - February 1, at 9.30 a.m. SCHOOL OF COMMERCE 1 (full-time „„j nnU HnnrsK in" Olnormer. cial Subjects) OPENS WEDNESDAY,, Feb-:-"t-Uarv-3,--.'afri9i3o~-a.m. ...... '._..>.. . -.._ '■■ 'SCHOOL OF ART (fulMinie or part-time Senior Art Courses—Commercial Art, Fine Arts, • Teacher Training, and Applied Arts) OPENS WEDNESDAY, February 3, at 9.30 a.m. ' ENROLMENT. - Heads of Departments will attend to receive enrolments in all the above Schools between 9 a.m. and- 4„p.m. on THURSDAY and FRIDAY, January 28 and 29. PROSPECTUS; Brief Prospectuses for the Schools o£ Art' and Commerce are obtainable •at the College Office. W. G. ALDRIDGEi Principal and Secretary; DUNEDIN NORTH INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL. SCHOOL REOPENING. ■"HE PRINCIPAL will be in Attendance J- at the. School on MONDAY, February. 1, to Enrol Pupils from 10.30 a.m. to noon.and from 2 p.m. to 3.30 p.m. A. MLDDLEMISS, Secretary. INSTITUTE FOR INDIVIDUAL PSYCHOLOGY, i PSYCHOLOGICAL ADVICE for overcoming Nervous Complaints, AnxietyNeurosis, Sleeplessness, Depressive States, War and other Shock Psychosis, Educational Difficulties with Children.-A.M.P,-BUILDING, Customhouse Quay. Wellington. Phone 42-326. Consultations by appointment. PIANOFORTE AND THEORY. MISS I. HUME. L.T.C.U., RESUMES TEACHING FEBRUARY I. STUDIO: 19 GEORGE STREET (Above J. and J. Arthur). ' f Former .Pupils, Usual Hours. LEGAL NOTICES. ■R/D. SILVERS TO NB, -'-BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR, Wishes to announce that, as from JANUARY 25, 1943, His Practice will be carried on at NEW PREMISES On ,the TOP FLOOR ot the COMMERCE BUILDING, 2 Dowling street, Dunedin. RAILWAY NOTIFICATIONS. TRAIN ALTERATIONS. FEBRUARY 1,2. AND .6. . DUNEDIN -CHRISTCHURCH. Relic? Express leaves Dunedin 11.35 a.m., Oamaru 3.5 p.m., arrives Christchurch 7.55 ; Relief Express leaves Christchurch 9.10 a.m., Oamaru.-1.42 p.m., arrives Dunedin 5.1 p.m. DUNEDIN-0 AMARU.—UsuaI 9.0 a.m, Dunedin-Oamaru Train ' leaves ' Dunedin 9.10 a.m., Waitati 10.12, Seacliff 10.38, Waikouaiti 11.8, Palmerston 11.44 a.m., Hanip« den 12.26 p.m., Herbert 12.52, Maheno l.s< arrives Oamaru 1.37 p.m. For further particulars inquire at sta* tions. GET Quotations from ' Evening Star ' Officj for large or. small quantities of Printmr before placing your order*