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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22487, 4 February 1935, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS WE TURNED 'EM AWAY. GLOWING ENTHUSIASM I PACKED HOUSES— _ I UNPRECEDENTED DEMAND FOR SEATS. j STALLS 1/-; CIRCLE 1/6. THE, GRAND Direction: Amalgamated Theatres (N.Z.J. Ltd. 3 SESSIONS DAILY 11—2.15—8. 1 We simply hated turning patrons away on Saturday —but we just hadn't any more room! "DANNY BOY." "DANNY BOY." "DANNY BOY." "DANNY BOY." "DANNY BOY." (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) SONG AT EVENTIDE," SONG AT EVENTIDE," Starring PAY COMPTON And including items by the Westminster Choir. nended by Uensor tor i A TREAT FOR THE EYES . . • A MUSICAL DELIGHT TO THE EARS Plans at Begg's till s—then phone 13-01?

BLANCH E LEV I, ARTISTE PIANISTE, Will be in New Zealand for a limited period. Twenty-four years of London musical experience in performing and teaching. Highest English Credentials. Studio: Capitol Building. Inquiries at Begg's. Phone 11-579. 'i- ■ if) : XU\ Y£\%

INIFRED M. MARTYN, 1/.T.C.L.. Elocution, Pianoforte, Dancing, RESUMES TEACHING - . SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9. Studios: Capitol Buildings (old Bristol), and at 9 Elgin road, Mornington. Pupils prepared for all examinations and competitions. ACCOUNTANCY AND BANKING EXAMINATIONS. ■» SUCCESSFUL HEMINGWAY CANDIDATES. Last 5 years—l93o-4 2865 Average, per annum .. .. .. 573 This year—l 934 Examinations .. 646 Originators; pioneers, and for over 37 years leaders of the Home Study method of tuition, Hemingway's have achieved these remarkable results, which could he obtained only by a service that assures satisfaction and success. DIPLOMA IN BANKING. 7 Total Passes for all N.Z. .. .. .. 190 HEMINGWAY'S ~ .. 133 All the rest combined .. ... .. 57 Hemingway's score 70 per cent, of all recorded passes. You cannot afford to experiment. Enrol with the School that gets results, and— MAKE YOUR PASS A CERTAINTY! Send to-day for valuable Free Book—"Accountancy.'' H.EMING WAY'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, P.O. Box 516, Auckland. STATE SCHOOL REOPENS TUESDAY, sth INST. Head Master will be in attendance Today (Monday), 2-3 p.m., to Enrol New Pupils. D. HIGHET, Chairman, Committee. - IBS' M. L. PASSMORE'S ART CLASSES RESUME FEBRUARY 6. Studio: S3SOCK EXCHANGE. Railway Concessions. Studio Phone 18-164. Private Phone, 11-377. "Aronui." OCTAGON TUTORIAL COLLEGE. Butterfleld's Buildings, REOPENS February 13; candidates prepared matriculation, scholarships, etc., mathematics, languages, sciences. ►ROWN'S COLLEGE, above Moray Place ► P. 0.. RESUMING February 4. Shorthand, Typewriting, Book-keeping; railway concessions.—Telephone 10-697. DRESSMAKING CLASSES Resumed; day, J evenings; railway concessions; patterns or material cut to measure, tacked.— 128 Forth street. "The average English seaside town is unrivalled anywhere in Europe," said Mr F. R. Yerbury, an architect, in a lecture to the Architectural Association in London recently. While bestowing this praise upon seaside resorts, Mr Yerbury was harsh in his criticism of indiscriminate building development along the coast. He visualised a completely new seaside resort on a properly planned basis. Railway stations would be as near the sea front as possible, and also coaching stations, parking places, and aerodromes. Every resort would possess an aerodrome before many, yeare had passed,