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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22398, 20 October 1934, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS STALLS I/-. No extra for CIRCLE 1/6. Booking, THE GEAND. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres (N.Z.), Ltd. 3 SESSIONS DAILY: 11-2.10-8. “ALONG “ALONG CAME CAME SALLY.” SALLY.” Starring CICELY CICELY COURTNEIDGE COURTNEIDGE Picturised ns “Aunt Sally.” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) “ALONG CAME SALLY” WITH HER WITTICISMS. HER ECCENTRIC DANCING AND COMICALITIES. . . . And 10, we laughed and laughed changing sore heads for sorer sides . . . and gladness filled our hearts. ||] Box Plans at Begg’s till noon — HI then phone 13-013. SPECIAL MATINEE MONDAY AT 2.15. SPECIAL CHILDREN’S MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2.15, SHOWING MICKEY MOUSE CARTOON. xxxxxxxxxxxx.xx X X X MAYFAIR THEATRE x X X xxxxxxxxxxxxxx I STALLS Is. DRIISS'CIRCLEIs 6d.~ 1 NO EXTRA FOR HOOKING. N-O-W S-H-O-W-I-N-G EVELYN LAYE In —— EVELYN LAYE In EVELYN LAYE In | W-A-L-T-Z T-I-M-E ROMANCE IN VIENNA. CITY OF SONG , . . ALL HEARTS BEATING AS ONE TO THE GLORIOUS MELODIES OF JOHANN STRAUSS. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) SPECIAL FEATURETTE: C’EST PARES .... Technicolour Short. Box Plan Now Open at Sweetshop nest to Theatre, or Phone 22-573. FEAST OF MUSIC TO-MORROW! SUNDAY, OCTOBER 21, —- BOTANIC GARDENS, 3 p.rn. EMPIRE THEATRE, 8 p.m. DERRY’S MILITARY BAND (60 Performers). Musical Director: Lieutenant H. Gladstone Hill. BIGGEST BAND IN THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE! The Greatest Musical Event for Years! DMB DMB ASSISTING ARTISTS: DMB DMB DMB Master Trevor Hutton, DMB Mr and Mrs Leslie Scrimshaw, DMB DMB DMB Mr Albert E. Hutton, DMB Mr Frank Geoghegan, DMB DMB DMB Mr R. C. Muscbarap, DMB Mr Wm. Moody, DMB DMB DMB MOST DELIGHTFUL MILIDMB TARY BAND MUSIC. DMB DMB DMB “CHU CHIN CHOW.” DMB “ MORNING NOON & NIGHT.” DMB “THE GONDOLIERS.” DMB “ THE CHOCOLATE SOLDIER.” DMB DMB DMB Snappy Marches. DMB Devotional Hymns. DMB AN ARTISTIC PERFORMANCE FROM FIRST TO LAST! In the event of wet weather the afternoon concert will also be given in the Empire Theatre. Silver collections at both concerts. Pati-ong are requested to donate not less than Is each. In anticipation of which kindly accept our thanks. B. C. JOHANSON, Secretary. ][MAS CHEER FOR CHILDREN OF THE DISTRESSED COMIC OPERA REVUE PRESENTED BY FLORENCE PACEY In Aid of Mayor’s Christmas Cheer Fund for Children of Distressed. CONCERT CHAMBER, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, At 8 p.m. TICKETS, Is and Is 6d. Box Plans at Begg’s. No Booking Fee. IE MISSION TO LEPERS (Interdenominational), he New Zealand Secretary (Mr F. C ry) will speak on the work of the sion as follows: „ UNDAY, OCTOBER 21.—St. Clair Presbyterian Church, 11 a.m.; Central Mission Y.W.8.C., 4 p.m.; Kaikorai Presbyterian Church, 6.30 p.m. LANTERN LECTURES.. lONDAY, OCTOBER 22.—St. Matthew’s Hall, Stafford street. 7.30 p.m. UESDAY, OCTOBER 23—St. Clair Presbyterian Hall, 7.30 p.m. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 24.—Kaikorai Presbyterian Hall. 7.30 p.rii. Wonderful Story of the Ministry of Hope and Comfort. MISS DORA WHEELER, ;clcy, Spencer street, Anderson's Bay, Hon. Local Secretary. 1934 EXHIBITION. PAINTINGS BY HARRY V. MILLER AND WORK BY HIS STUDENTS. In the Studio of Arts and Crafts, Education Office Building, Moray place. Open to the public from 2.30-5.30 daily, MONDAY, OCTOBER 22 to SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27. Admission, Free Catalogues, 3d. Private View To-day at 3 p.m. TAUNEDIN CITIZENS’ DAY -LJ NURSERIES (Ine.). GARDEN PARTY In Aid of Funds, SATURDAY’, NOVEMBER 17, 1934, 2.30 p.m. At the Residence of Mr and Mrs Arthur D. Hudson, Musselburgh Rise. Stalls and Competitions. Admission, Is, which includes afternoon tea.