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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22066, 23 September 1933, Page 13

AMUSEMENTS r jpHE STRAND Always a Good Entertainment —at Prices That Please Everyone: Is and Is 6d. 2.15 p.m.—TWICE DAILY—B p.m. EDWARD G. ROBINSON, EDWARD G. ROBINSON, EDWARD G. ROBINSON, The Dynamic Star of “ Letters of Fire ” and “ Tiger Shark,” in a superb role torn from History’s scarlet pages, “THE SILVER DOLLAR" “THE SILVER DOLLAR" - “ THE “THE SILVER DOLLAR" “THE SILVER DOLLAR” Cast of Thousands, Headed by BEBE DANIELS and ALINE MacMAHON. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) FINE SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. Two Newsreels —Hilarious Comedy— Ripley “ Believe it or not," etc. Book Your Seats Early! Box Plans at the D. 1.0. and Theatre (phone 13-379).

D HNEDIN ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY. Hon. Conductor: Mr T. Vernon Griffiths, M.A., Mus.B., Cantab. 3rd CONCERT 46th SEASON CONCERT CHAMBER TO-NIGHT AT 8 O’CLOCK. Programme: Overture —“ Britannia,” A. C. Mackenzie Songs—Miss Margaret Beattie. Trio —“Miniatures” (Frank Bridge): Violin, Mr W. Lang; ’cello, Mr H. O. MTarlane; pianoforte, Mr T. Vrnon Griffiths. Pianoforte Duet —“ Petit Suite ” (Debussy): Mrs H. C. Campbell and Mr T. Vernon Griffiths. Symphonic Variations on “Three Blind Mice,” Joseph Holbrooke. Box Plan at D.I.C. Concerto in G Minor for Pianoforte and Orchestra .(Mendelssohn). , Solo Pianoforte—Mrs H. C. Campbell. Songs—Mr Alan Highet. Trio—First and Last Movements (Cyril Rootham): Violin, Mr W. Lang; ’cello, Mr H. 0. M'Farlane; pianoforte, Mr T. Vernon Griffiths. Peer Gynt Suite, Fourth Movement (Greig) Imperial March (Elgar). ADMISSION, 2s. H. H. SYKES, Secretary, 99 Lower High street, Dunedin. MEETINGS WOMEN’S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION. OTAGO DISTRICT ANNUAL CONVENTION. GLENAVEN METHODIST CHURCH HALL, Chambers street, North-East Valley, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 28, Morning Session, 10.30 a.m.; Afternoon Session, 2 p.m.; Evening Session, 7.45 sharp. When a varied programme, including “Light Line Pageant,” will be given by the Young People’s Branch. Speaker, Mr lan Poison. All women invited. Admission, Silver Coin.

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A Bedfordshire vicar has died in the vicarage in which he has lived for no fewer than 6(5 years. He was the Rev. Christopher Ewbank, and he had been vicar of Langford since 1871. Before that he was curate there, and his service in this village began from the time he was ordained. Mr Ewbank died on the anniversary of his marriage 60 years ago. He was a well-known cricketer, having played for Sussex. Between the years 1851 and 1931 Britain’s child population increased by 40 per cent.