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Evening Star, Issue 25494, 26 May 1945, Page 1

Nightly 8 p.m. ST. JAMES ALL BRITISH DOUBLE By The Makers of "I'LL WALK BESIDE YOb" 'C.ERT AND DAISY'S'WEEK-END.' Butcher's Empire Production?, through New Action Pictures, Present 'SHEEPDOG OF THE HILLS ' Britain's Answer to ' Lassie Come Home' Featuring England's Champion Dog, " Moss," And Starring DAVID FARRAR ' ANNIE LAURIE ' . With THE INIMITABLE WILL FYFFE Polly Ward A Tale of Bonnie Scotland, Interspersed with 6 Scottish Airs. (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) PLANS: Theatre (phone 13-702).

ACTION with a Capital A! THRILLS with a Capital T! LAUGHS a-Kenty! T RAND TUKAIKK. SESSIONS 1.45 and 7.30. EDWARD G. ROBINSON The Biff Buss of 'LARCENY . INC.' All Kinds of Thieving Done Quick and ■ Neat! Remember "A Slight Case of Murder'?—this Uproarious Comedy is Even Funnier! .JANE ■BRODERICK JACK WYMAN CRAWFORD CARSON (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) HERE'S a One-way Ticket to Adventure! TIME BOMB TENSION DRAMA! 'SPY TRAIN' Richard TRAVIS, Catherine CRAIG. Chick CHANDLER, Evelyn BRENT. MARKED FOR DESTRUCTION! (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ' RAIDERS OF GHOST CITY.'

GARDENS, SUNDAY, 27th, at 3 P.M. . DUNEDIN HIGHLAND PIPE BAND (INCORPORATED). WILL RENDER A SELECT PROGRAMME OF OLD AND NEW ITEMS. UNDER PIPE-MAJOR K. MUNRO. SPECIAL FEATURE. DRUM-MAJOR'S DISPLAY, UNDER DR UM-MAJOR C. G. MAKER. PIPE-SERGT. J. McVEAN. Hon. Secretary. Collection in Aid of Band Funds. NEXT FRIDAY IS Y.M. STREET DAY THEIR INSTITUTIONS AND LAWS ARE A PEOPLE'S INTERPRETATION OF THE GOLDEN RULE AND THE ARTICLES OF THEIR ESSENTIAL FAITH. THEREFORE, HELP KEEP THE GOING REMEMBER. IT'S iKVERY WEDNESDAY. EVERY WEDNESDAY. " WHANG •" WHANG 'EVERY WEDNESDAY. EVERY WEDNESDAY. COMMUNITY SING COMMUNITY SING OCTAGON THEATRE OCTAGON THEATRE NOON. Doors open 11.30 a.m. This week, WEDNESDAY, MAY 30. Leader: " WHANG " McKENZUE. Song Leader: HAROLD DAVIDSON. , Pianist and Programme Organiser: NONT MASTERS'. Supported by Splendid Artists. Every Wednesdav a Special Programme. Watch for the following big attraction: —*' DAD AND DAVE DAY " FOR SHOW WIEEK. Proceeds this Wednesday will be to assist the McLay Triplets Fund. Donations of all kinds gratefully accepted, and may be left at Theatre, or ring Phone 14-107. Would winners of the Children's Talent Test please come to the Sing To-night in the Central Mission Sunday School Hall to be presented with their Prizes? • E. BEVERIDG'E, Hon. Secretary.'

" The Place Where the Cheer Germ Comes From." NEXT FRIDAY'S COMMUNITY SING STRAND THEATRE. (By Courtesy Fullers' Theatre Corp. Ltd.) Commencing at Noon.. SPECIAL DAY For a SPECIAL APPEAL For the McLAY TRIPLETS. THE TRIPLTCIS WILL BE AT THE SING NEXT FRIDAY. "It is a Very Deserving Case, and a Strong Committee is Organising the Appeal."—D. C. Camerou, Mayor, Leader, Mr H. P. Dcsmoulins. At the Piano, Mr Alf. Pett'itl. Assisting Artist. Mr Lloyd Spears. ■ Think of the Motherless Babies and help this Worthy Cause. Send donations, small or large, to J. F. HIMBURG, Hon. Secretary. REPERTORY Tn all fields of human endeavour they who are first must live constantly in the white light of publicity. So it has been with Repertory Play Productions during the past 11 years, and so it will be next month, when the fifty-sixth production is presented. Most playgoers agree that the better plays are Repertory plays ... be sure you,see the next. Let me be your guide and follow me in the knowledge' that I represent 11 years of successful achievement . . . Repertory achievement! Dramatically yours, The Repertory Man. JUMBLE SALES. G - AND - BUY ALL SAINTS' HALL, Cumberland street, WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, 11 a.m.-5 p.m. VICTORY Jumble Sale, men's, women's, bovs' clothing, every article Is; Monday, 28th, 10 a.m.—slsa 'Cargill rd.