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Evening Star, Issue 24482, 17 April 1943, Page 1

IT'S LAUGHTEP. WEEK The Biggest and Brightest Blues Chaser You've Ever Seen !! ' ASK A. POLICEMAN ' Amalgamated ill jlj. Theatres. Ltd. THE GRAND 2 p.m. TWICK DAILY 7.30 p.m. A Flaming Coach! A Headless Horseman!' And Nil-wit Will .Hay. Ail Haywire Clowning Through Iho lot.' WILL HAY In . - ASK A WILL HAY In POLICEMAN ' With Graham MOFI-ATT - Moore MARRIOTT (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) And the Most Thrilling Drama of All! The True Life Story of Marthe McKcnna. • I WAS A SPY ' Madeleine ' Herbert ■■ Conrad CARROLL MARSHALL VEIDT A Twentieth Century-Fox Programme. (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) PLANS: GRAND (13-013). Mandolin and Banjo-Mandolin Clais for Children commences Tuesday, April 27, at 6 p.m. Is per lesson. Wonderful Opportunitv for Your Child. MAKE SURE AND JOIN THIS CLASS. ■ Ask Bcgr's about the MUSICAL ARMY. YOUR LAST CHANCE TO SEE ' THUNDER HOCK ' - Robert Ardroy's Brilliant 3-act Drama. Presented by DUNEDIN REPERTORY SOCIETY At HI'S MAJESTY'S THEATRE, . TO-NIGHT.-8 O'CLOCK. Excellent Cast. Produced by Miss Bessie Thomson. Incidental Music by J. A. Wallace's Students' Orchestra. Box Plans at Jacobs's from noon, theatre (phone 12-733). from 6.45 p.m. Popular Prices:. 4s and 2s 6d (reserves), and Is 6d.

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