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Evening Star, Issue 25776, 26 April 1946, Page 1

Beyond Compare the Flavour Rare

NOTE.—Owing to the length ot this picture, patrons are requested to be seated by 8 p.m. \ THE gTATE 2 p.m. —Twice Daily—B p.in. THE BOLDEST LOVE STORY. EVER TOLD (It's a Shocker!) YOU'LL BE SPELLBOUND BY THIS STARTLING STORY OF A BEAUTIFUL GIRL WITH STRANGE NEUROTIC DESIRES TO DESTROY THOSE WHO LOVE HER. Hunt Stromberg Presents GUEST IN GUEST IN GUEST IN GUEST IN GUEST IN GUEST IN THE HOUSE THE HOUSE THE HOUSE THE HOUSE THE HOUSE THE HOUSE Anne Baxter Ralph Bellamy Aline McMahon Ruth Warrei Marie McDonald SHE HAS STRANGE WAYS OF GETTING WHAT SHE WANTS . . . WAYS OTHER WOMEN NEVER EVEN DREAM OF . . .! evil ways and unusual wilos that threaten married happiness everywhere . . . every wife should know her at a. glance ... a second glance is often too late; 2 HOURS OE EXCITING, ENTERTAINMENT!' A United Artfsts Release. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.-) HURRY: BOOK NOW BOX PL.\N Begg's and State (Phone 12-324).

Amalgamated Theatres Ltd. 2 p.m.—Twice Daily—B p.m. THE BEST SELLING BOOK IN YEABS EMERGES ON THE SCREEN AS A GREAT AND HEART-WARM-ING MOTION PICTURE EXPERIENCE. • 20th Century-Fox Presents BETTY SMITH'S World-famous Story,, Tree Grows in Brooklyn ' | Tree Grows in Brooklyn ' j ■ Tree Grows in Brooklyn ' j Tree Grows in Brooklyn ' j Tree Grows in Brooklyn ' j ■ Tree Grows in Brooklyn ' i Tree Grows in Brooklyn ' j •, Starring DOROTHY McGUIRE, » PEGGY ANN GARNER, JAMES DUNN. JOAN BLONDELL, TED DONALDSON, LLOYD NOLAN. THE, BEST-LOVED PICTUEE OF A LIFTIME DIVES AGAIN BEFORE YOUR EYES, AS IT LIVES IN THE . HEARTS OF THE MILLIONS WHO HAVE READ IT. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) BOX PLANS *r Begg'e and Octagon. Phone 13-091.

FOEBUEY PABK TROTTING CLUB'S WINTER MEETING TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), APRIL 27, AND MAY 4., First Race at 11.15 a.m. each dav. ' MANUAL TOTALISATOR AND DIVIDEND INDICATOR. Mvidcnds on 10s tickets ONLY will be paid at the pay-out windows at (lie back of Totajisatqr .Houso. All £1 and £5 tickets will be paid, at- the -Ataiy Huts at ..north . Laic dividends on ALL tickets will be paid at Army Hut. LICENSED BOOTHS. PUBEIC LUNCHEON ROOM (GROUND FLOOR OF STEWARDS' STAND). MORNING AND AFTERNOON TEA FROM 10 A.M QUICK LUNCHEON IN ROOM AT SOUTH END OF No 2 PUBLIC STAND Entrance door at back of stand. Boiling Water obtainable FREE in room at south end of Outside Booth. • ADMISSION CHARGES: Gentlemen ss. Ladies Is 6d. Non-members' Cars 2s 6d 'Patrons may enter at Outside Gates. Victoria road. Admission tickets may be purchased at S. Tobacconist, and at Thomson and Logie's. Booksellers. George street, during the week. Members of H.M. Forces (in uniform) admitted FREE. But they must enter by the Horse Gate, Victoria road. Cars may be parked in main parking area. Richardson street, or outside area. St. Clair end: .entrance Victoria road. SPECIAL TRAMS DIRECT TO COURSE GATES C. R. CAFFIN. Secretary.

CONOEBT CHAMBER— 'TO-NIGHT —CONCERT CHAMBER '■ . _ • (Eight in Centre of City). TO-NIGHT. - CONCEET CHAMBER CONCERT CHAMBER CONCERT CHAMBER CONCERT CHAMBER CONCERT CHAMBER CONCERT CHAMBER CONCERT CHAMBER CONCERT CHAMBER BIG OLD-TIME and MODERN DANCE TWO SCOOPS two'SCOOPS. FIRST— H.M.S. BLACK PRINCE DANCE BAND (By Kind Permission Commanding Officer). £™£™£ £§f™s- Inc '- udes BRILLIANT PIANIST, also' HOT TRUMPET, SSSSSH CLARINET, and ACCORDION. CONCERT CHAMBER, CONCERT CHAMBER CONCERT CHAMBER CONCERT CHAMBER CONCERT CHAMBER CONCERT CHAMBER CONCERT CHAMBER CONCERT CHAMBER CONCERT CHAMBER CONCERT CHAMBER CONCERT CHAMBER THEIR ONLY APPEARANCE. SECONDLYNEW DUNEDIN 50-EO COMBINATION. Extras'by Member of PORT CAMPBELL'S CREW. Admission: CIVILIANS 2s 6d and 2s. SE RVICES 2s. Spectators Ed. REMEMBER! IT'S THE CONCERT CHAMBER, TO-NIGHT, FOR A NIGHT OF NIGHTS. ALL THE BOYS WILL BE THERE MAIN TOWN HALL, TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY). DANCING. DANCING. DANCING. DANCING. DANCING. DANCING. DANCING. DANCING. DANCING. .DANCING. DANCING. DANCING. DANCING. DANCING. OLD-TIME AND MODERN. .EXTRA SPECIAL. STOKER HIGGINSON (H.M.S. B'.ack Prince), STOKER HIGGINSON (H.M.S. Black Prince), THE NAVY'S LYRIC TENOR.

BE WITH THE CROWD. EARLY SETTLERS' HALL,, RENDEZVOUS DANCE, . FRIDAY, 8 to 1 a.m. TO-NIGHT .(FRIDAY) Continuous Husk:, Modem and Old-time, By PAT HARBROW'S SOLID SIX. Good Company, Good Music and Singing, Good Dancing. AN EVENING WELL SPENT. Admission 2s. ' MERRY Macs', Waitati, Saturday Night Dance; good floor, warm ball, good band, good supper, and there's plenty of partners waiting to dance with you. JUMBLE SALES. JUMBLE Sale To-night, at 7, in Marigold Salon, Anderson's Bay. JUMBLE Sale, Albany St Hall, Cancelled; COME to the Cule. on the 27th to sec the Soccer, Navy. v. Otago.

DANCmO ACADEMY. -*-* Teaching Ifcsumcd from April 26. Private Classes and Lessons by Arrangement. Adult Class on Fridays. ODDFELLOWS' HALL, STUART .STREET Note Change of Hall. Messrs DAWSON AND TOWNSEND, 2 Fernhill. THE MARSDEN STUDIO OF BALLROOM DANCING, 6 Carroll street (Near Corner Princes street). AH Phases of Modern Ballroom Dancing Taught. Private Lessons by Appointment. 7 p.m.-lO p.m. yfONSTER EUCHRE TO-NIGHT, at 8 sharp, in the Catholic Youth Centre, 23 Dowling street. 16 good prizes. Admission Is 6d Strict management. LEITH Bowling Club. Saturday; good prizes: hall comfortably heated: admission Is.