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Star (Christchurch), Volume LXVI, Issue 20266, 28 March 1934, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. To-morrow i n the Last Day of *• I WAS A SPY ’• REGENT THEATRE. SATURDAY Next SATURDAY JANET GAYN'OR JANET (JAYNOR JANET GATNOR JANET GAYNOR Robert YOUNG. .TAonrl BARRYMORE Robert YOUNG.. Lionel BARRYMORE JANET GAYNOR ] JANET GAYNOR | LIKE A FLASH OF SUNLIGHT She Bursts Into Sleepy Carolina . . Upsetting Traditions . Injecting: Life Where There Was Laziness . . . Love Where There Was Fear and Hate! Reserves. D.I.C. or Regent, 34-616. Approved for Universal Exhibition. To-morrow’s The Last Day Of “KING FOR A NIGHT" Buck Jones—“ UNKNOWN VALLEY/* LIBERTY THEATRE. Commencing EASTER SATURDAY The Terrific Dramatic Thriller “ GOLDEN HARVEST ** “GOLDEN HARVEST " “ GOLDEN HARVEST ** With GENEVIEVE TOBIN—ROSCOE ATES. RICHARD ARLEN, CHESTER MORRIS Brother Fighting Brother! Ruthlessly Relentlessly! Crushing those they Love! Fast Action Western Thriller. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Reserves D.I.C. or Liberty, 35-067. GRAND EASTER ATTRACTION. SPECIAL MATINEE FOR CHILDREN, Commencing THIS SATURDAY AT 2.30. BOX PLANS AND DAY SALES NOW OPEN AT D.I.C. —j CARTER THE GREAT ] — RADIANT THEATRE. Kilmore St., near Manchester St. GRAND EASTER ATTRACTION. SATURDAY NEXT. 3lot MARCH, AT 8.15. —1 CARTER THE GREAT ] — IN THE REALMS OF IUOIC CARTER STANDS PRE-EMINENT AND UTTERLY BEYOND RIVALRY. MISS EVELYN MAXWELL, who unfolds a CHAPTER FROM THE SUPERNATURAL IN AN EXHIBITION OF THOUGHT TRANSFERENCE OR MENTAL TELEPATHY, the result at year, of study. —] CARTER THE GREAT The World’s Most Famous Magician and Illusionist, and Supporting Artists, constituting the Biggest Show of its kind that has ever left America. —j CARTER THE GREAT ]—» PRICES—NIGHTS: Is 6d late do. 2s early door gallery; stalls 3s, reserv stalls 4s; CHILDREN half-price ever where except Late Gallery. MAI NEES: Is, 2s, 3s; CHILDREN 6d ever where except reserved and unreserv stalls. All prices plus tax. NEW ZEALAND JNTER-UNIVERSITY TOURNAMENT. CHRISTCHURCH EASTER, 1934. SATURDAY, MARCH 31. 9.30: Tennis (all day), Wilding Park, 9.45: Swimming Preliminaries, Municipal Baths, 2s and Is. 10.0: Boxing Preliminaries, Choral Hall, 6d. 3.30: Rowing Eights Race, Lyttelton Harbour. S.O: Boxing Finals. Choral Hall. 2s 6d ring reserves. Is 6d unreserved. boys in school caps 6d. MONDAY, APRIL 2. 9.30: Basketball, West Christchurch District High School (King Edward Barracks if wet). 11.0: Athletics, Lancaster Park, stand Is 6d, bank Is. 2.0: Athletics. Lancaster Park. S 0: I ' U *’ Munic, P al Baths, 2s TUESDAY. Tennis Fir Evening: Caledonian als. Wilding Tournament Hall, 12s 6d. Tark. Ball, EXCURSION. DUNEDIN EXCURSION. piCKS up Addington. Hornby, TemplcA ton. Rolleston, Dunsandel, Rakaia and Ashburton. Leaves Dunedin 11.45 p.m. Easter Saturday. Book early. 16/6 return. Splendid seating. Reserves 1/-. C. A. C. FROST. 451 S 282. MtoorhoUM Avenue. LOST AND POUND. LOST, Homing Pigeon, C.F.C. 2196. G. King, 158, Waltham Road. _ lOST, Saturday evening. Lady’s Short Red Jacket. Reward on returning to 35, Ferry Road. 4517 lOST in Post Office. Parker Pen. J Phone 23-455. 2, Desmond Street. Lews rd, 454 S IRUIT, PLANTS, VEGETABLES F'OR early spring plant now. Cabbage, Cauliflower, Lettuce, Is 100. 4aa, Green's 1 toad. Papa n ni. 4 I X 17 VERY Trader has at his disposal the * most powerful advertising medium in the world—the Daily Newspapers,