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Evening Star, Issue 25699, 24 January 1946, Page 1

TIGER TEA IN FAVOUR FOR FLAVOUR

FINALLY TO-NIGHT. THE STATE I amalgamated.theatb.es ltd. (Throughout New Zealand.) 2 p.m. Twice Daily 8 p.m. Hearing Aids Available. LESTER COWAN'S STIRRING DRAMA! .TO-MORROW, THE WORLD ' (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) TO-MORROW. TO-MORROW. A DOUBLE-FEATURE PROGRAMME OF MAGNIFICENT ENTERTAINMENT! Every member of the family -will thoroughly enjoy it! NOTE: Owing to the length of this Remarkable Programme, Evening Sessions will commence promptly at 7.30. Frances Hodgson Burnett's Enchanting Story brought to vivid life! ' LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY ' LORD FAUNTLEROY ' LORD FAUNTLEROY ' With a Brilliant Cast of Screen and Stage Celebrities. FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW' Dolores Ccstello Barrymore C. Aubrey Smith Guy Kibbee Mickey Rooney , 'II One of the Screen's Truly Great Pictures. THE MOST SENSATIONAL, SPECTACULAR, and THRILLING TRAVEL-AD-VENTURE PICTURE EVER TO COME TO THE SCREEN 1 | •DANGEROUS JOURNEY ' | | 'DANGEROUS JOURNEY ' | Filmed by the Dauntless Explorers, Armand Denis and Leila Roosevelt. P 1,000 THRILLS MORE STARTLING THAN YOUR STRANGEST DREAMS! II Released through United Artists. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) BOX PLAN Begg's and State (Phone 12-324).

STILL PACKING NIGHTLY. Amalgamated The Theatre Beautiful 2 p.m. Twice Daily 8 p.m. RKO-Radio Pictures Present Edward G. Joan EOBINSON BENNETT RAYMOND MASSE Y In <?- * WOMAN in the WINDOW ' ' WOMAN in the WINDOW ' ' WOMAN in the WINDOW ' SO THAT ALL MAY ENJOY ITS ■ TERRIFIC SURPRISE CLIMAX . . . PLEASE DO NOT DISCLOSE THE ENDING TO YOUR FRIENDS. II v (Recommended by Censor for Adults. Unsuitable for Children.) Box Plans Begg's and Octagon (Phone 13-091). N DUNEDIN LADIES' BEASS BAND (Conductor, Mr Hilmer Davie) Will Play in the OCTAGON TO-MORROW WIGHT, TO-MORROW NIGHT, FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1946, At 7,30 p.m. , A Popular Programme has been arranged, which will include Ifae Novelty Drumming, which is always popular with the publiw The Band will be taking part in the New Zealand . Brass Band* Championship, to be held in Christchurdi in March. Collection will be taken to Raise Funds to Defray their. Expenses. Rt. Hon. W. J. Jordan, High Commissioner for New Zealand, at the Function on Monday night, praised the Band for their excellent performance. BE SURE TO HEAR THEM TO-MORROW NIGHT. PLACE OCTAGON. Collection. Collection. JOAN MAXWELL, Hon. Secretary. 'ONSTER EUCHRE TO-NIGHT, at 8 • sharp, in the Catholic Youth Centre. 23 Dowling : street. 16 good prizes. Admission Is 6d. Strict management. SCOUT Committee Euchre Club, To-night, 8 o'clock, corner Howe and Leith sts. LEITH Bowling Club, Saturday; good prizes; hall comfortably* heated: admission Is.

N.Z.'S BIGGEST DANCE. BALLROOM DE LUXE FOR 2,000 DANCERS. TWO BANDS. TWO iBANDS.:, TWO BANDS: TWO BANPS. TWO BANDS. TOWN HALL' DANCE SATURDAY ' SATURDAY. SATURDAY, SATURDAY. SATURDAY; SATURDAY. COLVIN'S BAND. All Modern Dancing-. RAMBLER'S BAND/ SUPPER. SPECTATORS 6d. WEMBLEY* DANCE C L U B. DANCING. DANCING. DANCING. DANCING DANCING. DANCDJG. DANCING. DANCING. DANCttNG. DANCING. DANCtNG. DANCING. DANCING. DANCING. DANCING. DANCING. DANCDSTG. DANCING. TWO HALLS. PIONEER HALL 50-50, OLD : TIME and MODERN - To ■ -.. PAT HARBROW'S 10-piece DANCE BAND And EARLY SETTLERS' HALL, ALL OLD-TIME DANCING To LIDO DANCE BAND. MISS THIS AND YOU MISS A TREAT. SATURDAY. SATURDAY. SATURDAY. SATURDAY. SATURDAY. SATURDAY. SATURDAY. SATURDAY. SATURDAY. SATURDAY. SATURDAY. SATURDAY. SATURDAY. SATURDAY. SATURDAY. SATURDAY. SATURDAY. SATURDAY.

DUNEDIN OLD-TIME DANCE CLUB TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. / TO-NIGHT. / TO-NIGHT. ' / TO-NIGHT. I TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT. (THURSDAY). TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TOWN HALL. ST. KILDA, TO-NIGHT. TOWN HALL. ST. KILDA, TO-NIGHT. TOWN HALL, ST. KILDA, TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. 8-12. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. OLD-TIME MODERN. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. Admission 2s. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. Set Supper. Prizes. Set Supper. Prizes. Right of Admission Reserved. ST. ANDREW Society.—Monthly Social jvill be held in the Crawford Lounge on Saturday, at 8 p.ra : admission, ladies Is 6d, gents 2s. THE DUNEDIN SAVINGS BANK. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a MEETING OF TRUSTEES will be held in the Office. Dowling street, on TUESDAY next, the 29th inst., at 10 a.m. ALFRED THOMAS, ' Manager. PERMANENT WAVING. JAY'S BEAUTY SALON, Room 14, Stock Sxchange Bldg. Perfection in Permanent Waving. Personal advice and attention. Individuality in hair styles.-Phone 10-682 for appointment. VALDOK Toilet Salon, permanent waving specialists, 245 George st (opposite State Theatre); personalised attention in all hair work.-Pbone 18-852. POTTER'S for Permanent Waving; book early; perms from 17s 6d to 355.—279 George st. HAVE your Perm, done in your own home. —Miss Brookes, 23 Queen's Drive, Musselburgh: phone 23-606. ART Bi-amv Salon. 294 George st.—Nonelectric Fuh'-hpad Perm., 15s; 'J, 12s; Combination. £1; best of materials used.— Phone 18-040.

' BE WITH THE CROWD, EARLY SETTLEBS' HALL RENDEZVOUS DANCE, FRIDAY, 8 to 1 a.m. THE FEIDAY NIGHT DANCE Continuous Music, Modern and Old-time, By PAT HARBROW'S SOLID SIX. Good Company, Good Music and Singing. Good Dancing. AN EVENING WELL SPENT. Admission 2s. SHARE Room, partly furnished; also Bach, partly furnished, own cookers.— 2400, Star. TWO Unfurnished Rooms, modern home, Mornington; breakfast tray; respectable business couple,or senior students preferred ; other applications considered; conveniences or meals arranged at week-end.—24sß. Star. DOUBLE and Single Furnished Rooms; linen, heaters, etc., supplied. Terrace. TO Business Couple, 2 large Rooms; first section, Anderson's Bay tram. Star. ELDERLY Couple only, 2 Rooms, eonvenierices; 205.—2674, Star. OUR MODERN FURNITURE VANS, For Removals, Town or Country. Specialists in Packing. Removals, and Storage. CRUST AND CRUST, Phone 11-525. ' 20 Manse street. f HOLIDAY RESORTS. FARM Guest House.—High altitude; tennis, riding, swimming;; no extras; ideas quiet rest; £3 15s weekly; phone 18M Cheviot -Mrs E Pain. Cheviot. Nortli Canterbury WAKATIPU Courts and Laurel Bank Flats. Fully-furnished Holiday Flats, Queenstown; vacancies froni January 28, also February.—Apply Lawrence Bros., builders, Dunedin; phone 10-329. . WANTED, by Married Lady, Companion or Pal for dance and outings—2324. Star. MIDDLE-AGED Lady desires Meet refined working Man (43-48), company, matrimony. —2433, Star.