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Evening Star, Issue 25895, 12 September 1946, Page 1

JAMES CAGNEY In ‘ BLOOD ON THE SUN ’ ?BLOOD ON THE SUN ’ A United Artists’ Release. •Amal^stiwieil heal re.' I.ld. THE gTATE Thrnuylii'Ut"" New Zealand 2 p.m. Twice Daily 8 p.m. COMMENCING TO-MORROW: The Screen’s Most Gripping Mystery Drama! A Story more powerful . . . more thrilling • • . more fascinating than anything yet presented. Thrill created by the Master Producer— OTTO PREMINGER. ALICE FAYE Exciting in her first Dramatic Role. " DANA ANDEEWS Star of 1 Laura ’ on a new woman hunt. LINDA DABNELL Alluring! Tempting! Taunting! In • ‘FALLEN ANGEL ’ • ‘FALLEN ANGEL ’ ‘FALLEN ANGEL ’ ‘FALLEN ANGEL ’ II A 20th CENTURY-FOX PICTURE. : Acclaimed as setting a brilliant new trend in Film Dramas of ’ , Suspense and Shock. . 'Also Screening ‘ SKI ACES ’ SKI ACES ’ OUTSTANDING WINTER SPORT FILM. A Thrilling Exhibition by the brothers Engen. (Both Programmes Recommended by. Censer for Adults.) . - BOX PLAN BEGG’S AND STA’JE. Phone 12-324.

RENDEZVOUS DANCE, EARLY SETTLERS’ HALL ' EVERY FRIDAY, 8 to 1 a.m. PAT HARBROW.’S SODID SIX. Continuous Dancing, Modern and Old-time. Admission 2s. THE FRIDAY NIGHT DANCE. HALL COMFORTABLY HEATED. TOMAHAWK’S A TONIC. SATURDAY' NIGHT • THE COUNTRY CLUB DANCE. Melody Makers Band, ADMISSION 2s 6d. HOW TO GET THERE. 1. Free Bus 7.45 and 8.15. 2 Take a -Taxi. S. Your Own Car,' ' 4, Tram ' to' Anderson’s Bay terminus. Then take a taxi or walk from the terit only takes 15 minutes. NOTE.—df ‘you’re, catching the bus, be there for the first, save disappointment. , EUCHRE, . • SCOUT Committee Euchre Club To-night,=■ -8 "o’clock, corner Howe and Leith sts LKiTH Bowling Club. Saturday; hall.comfortably heated;'.good prizes; admission Is. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. INDISTINGUISHABLE ; from new. Player Piano;- £l4O. (or oiTerl.-6367. Star. BEAUTIF ULLY-FINISHED Bass Drum For S%le, now condition; cheap. Ring 22-700. ... t