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Star (Christchurch), Volume LXVI, Issue 20362, 20 July 1934, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. TO-DAY'S THE LAST DAY OF -FLYING DOWN TO RIO." With Dolores Del Rio Gene Raymond Recommended by Censor for Adults. REGENT THEATRE. | TO-MORROW! TO-MORROW? THE YEAR S HARMONY HIT! \> With The Screen’s Twi Stars Of Song anc Ramon NOVARRO and Jeanette MACDONALD Jeanette MACDONALD Jeanette MACDONALD Hear Them Sing Jerome Kern's Melodious Harmonies In An Operetta That Was Made to Thrill The World! ** Where Sinners Meet ’* Adapted from A. A. Milne's Play, “ THE DOVER ROAD.” With Clive Brook Diana Wynyard Recommended by Censor for Adults. To-night’s The Last Night Of JOE BROWN “THE TENDERFOOT ** (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) And James Dunn—Claire Trevor “HOLD THAT GIRL " “HOLD THAT GIRL” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) LIBERTY THEATRE. TO-MORItOW! TO-MORROW! A Blazing Tale Of Aerial Combat! ” ACE OF ACES ” *’ ACE OF ACES ” ” ACE OP' ACES ” ” ACE OP' ACES " Starring =tl-CHXRD DIX .. RALPH BELLAMY ELIZABETH ALLAN \ Veritable Bird Of Prey ... He Stalked His Victims With The Utter-nost-Cruelty And Diabolical Cunning—* Inspired By The Woman He Loved. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Second Big Attraction: A RIOT OF HILARITY! with V. C. FIELDS - ALISON SKIPWORTH JHARLES RUCGL.ES. MARY BOLAND ICREAM FROM START TO FINISH, ecommended by Censor for Adults.) erves. D.1.C.. or LIBERTY. 35-067. To-night’s The Last Night Of GEORGE ARLISS in ” THE MAN WHO PLAYED GOD.” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) TO-MORROW! TO-MORROW! A FEAST OF HAPPINESS & THRILLS 8 8 S 8 8 8 8 SBSSSBBBSSSBBB “DINNER AT EIGHT” “DINNER' AT EIGHT” -DINNER AT EIGHT” 8 8 8 8 8 88888888888888888 With the Greatest Cast ever brought together in one production. MARIE DRESSLER WALLACE BEERY—LIONEL AND JOHN BARRYMORE JEAN HARLOW EDMUND LOWE—MADGE EVANS—LEE TRACY' MAY ROBSON —JEAN HKKSHOLT. and MANY OTHERS! (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) RESERVES D.I.C. or GRAND. 33-697. PUBLIC NOTICES. ANNOUNCEMENT. THE ” ECONOMIC,” Cashel Street, has just opened a shipment of New Spring Goods. Clients are invited to inspect this attractive range, including Model Gowns, Ensembles and Spring Coats. Specially imported for National Week. 171 X JCE Hockey and Skating on acres of permanent winter ice at Mount Harper Ice Area, 26 m. past Peel Forest, on good road. Rest hut. fires, boiling water, skates and boots on the spot. Ring 36-919. ___37 X RAPID DESPATCH CARRIERS. ” LIGHTNING REMOVALISTS.” i Heavy and Light Trucks at Call. GRESIIAM GARAGE, PHONE 32-928. 97a. Cashel Street. X Christchurch •• star •• and - TIMES.” NEW BRIGHTON BRANCH OFFICE, 11, Hood Street. Advertisements for either paper may be handed in at the above address. News items, reports of social gatherI ings, etc., may be handed in here. TELEPHONE 37-31». X TUITION. New SCHOOL OF DANCING. Tap Dancing. Fancy Dancing. Tumbling and Physical Culture, Private lessons. Monday to Thursday, 2-5 p.m., 7-9 p.m. Particulars at the Studio, 16CA, TUAM STREET WEST. - X