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Evening Star, Issue 19788, 11 February 1928, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. FULLERS' pEIN CESS THEATRE Direction John Fuller and Sons, Ltd. TO-NIGHT, at 8. TO-NIGHT, at 8. GRAND GALA GRAND GALA FAREWELL PERFORMANCES FAREWELL PERFORMANCES ot FULLERS’ FOLLIES. FULLERS’ FOLLIES. One of the Most, Popular of All Revue Companies. FARiEWELL REQUEST PROGRAMME. FAREWELL TO ALL VOUU FAVORITES. Eric Maslers, Harry Gould, Will Beresford, Eddie and Decima M’Lean, Flora M'Donald and Dalton Payne, Lulla Fanning,, Winuu Edgcrton, Little Iris, Rene M'Guire, Th< Six Dainties, STUD FOLEV, In Gems from all the programmes. PRICES: D.C. and Stalks, 5s (plus tax); Back Stalls, 2s; Upper Circle, Is. Bua PLANS at JACOBS’S, Tobacconist. MONDA Y NIGHT—M ONDA V. MONDAY NIGHT—MONDAY. MAKE A NOTE OF THE DATE. POPULAR REAPP.EARANCB POPULAR REAPPEARANCE Of D U NED IN S FA VOR TIE DUNEDIN'S FAVORITB COMEDIAN. COMEDIAN. GEORGE WALLACE, And Ins MUSICAL REVUE CDMPANT, For a few weeks prior to George's Departure to America, In a Screamingly Funny New Musical Extravaganza, Specially Written by George for his Opening, entitled •MARRIED BLISTERS.’ ’ MARRIED BLISTERS.’ •MARRIED BLISTERS.’ Two and a-half Hours of Rushing Fun and Flashing Melody. Five Acts, Seven Scenes. BOX PLANS AT THE BRISTOL. ’“To-night, From the Famous Play by Oscar Wilde. OSLYNT H E A T R E HATS OFF! The whole world is hailin' Lubitsch’s greatest triumph. A picture o fervid romance and gay comedy, • LADY WINDERMERE’S FAN.’ • LAtV WINDERMERE'S PAN.’ Still bailed, as in 1892, the most brilliant comedy the theatre has known; (be picture is perhaps more brilliant. ’Phone 12-014. MISS IVIE ADAMS, DANCING MISTRESS (From the Irving Academy, Cheltenham, England). Has RESUMED TEACHING at her Studio, WENTWORTH HALL, Stock Exchange Buildings, Having taken the 1928 Ballroom Teachers Course under J. C. Bendrodt, of Sydney. LESSONS DAILY FROM lO.?* DANG E, GLBNCAIRN HALL, TOMAHAWK, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 151 h, At 8 p.m. Gents, 2s 6d ; Ladies, Is fid. Supper Provided. .Select Orchestra. Free Buses leave Grand Pictures 7.50 p.m. and St. Kilda 7.45 p.m. DON’T MISS IT. DON’T MISS IT. BE PREPARED To accept those Invitations by Learning to Dance now at the CARLTON STUDIO OP DANCING, Princes street south (Above Scurr and Co., Auctioneers), Principals: Miss WINNIE ROBINSON and Mr T. WILLIAMS. Qualified 'Teachers of Ballroom Dancing. CLASS EVERY MONDAY EVENING, 8. Private Lessons Arranged. The Principals will be in at tendance at Studio Daily between the Honrs of 1.50 In 2.50 p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. CIVIC CHOIR. T) EHEARSALS for 1923 will Commence Jti on WEDNESDAY EVENING Next, 15th inst,, in the uRIS’TOL CONGER 1’ CHAMBER, at 7.45 p.m. Wagner's ’Tannbatiser ’ will 1m? the first work produced this year, and ample copies are available. New Members arc invited for all parts of the Choir. , Rehearsals are held on alternate Wednesdays. W. PAGET GALE, Conductor. E. SUNDERLAND. Hon. Secretary. EARLY SETTLERS’ HALL PIONEERS’ HALL. emblev Club. TO-NIGHT 1 TO-NIGHT ! ombley Club. “GOOD LUCK DANCE, embley Club. “ GOOD LUCK” DANCE, embley Club. The Patron estimating embley Club, nearest to the correct, miniembley Club, her of dancers present, wins embley Club. TJL ’embleyClub. OLD AND NE\N embley Club. DANCES, embley Club. '’Lucky Spot” Dances, embley Club. 40 Prates embley Club. Cigarettes and Chocolate*, embley Club. ‘■Excuse Me” One-step*, embley Club. Arthur Gordon’s Dance embley Club. Land, embley Club. Will Smith's Kapai ombley Club. Orchestra, embley Club. Supper Provided, 'embley Club. Admission, 2s 6d. PA LA I S D E DAN SE, EMBASSY SALON, MORAY PLACE, EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. DON’T MISS TO-NIGHT tSATURDAY), FEB. Uth, TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), FEB. llt.b, TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), FEB. lltb, GRAND OPENING SATURDAY DANCES. Lucky Spot Dances. Good Prizes. Balloons, Streamers, and Spotlight Effect*. PICCADILLY FULL DANCE BAND. Admission. 2s 6d each. Supper provided. NOTE.—GoId Band Taxis in Attendant)* after 11 o'clock WngsTif th eh AW AIIA N islands’ COLLECTION OF HAWAIIAN NATIONAL SONGS. Content*; ’ Farewell' (Aloha Ot?;, Popular Hawaiian Song. ‘Thou Art Always the Same to Me, Dear (Waipoi). ‘Sweet Constancy’ (Ua Like No a Like). ‘ Alarm Girl.' ‘Adieu, My Love’ (Adios Ke Aloha). ‘Oh, Tempt Me Not, My Darling’ (Nuuanu Waipuna). ‘ Violeta.’ ‘Sweet Lei Lehua.' ‘A Wreath for Princess Kuitdani ’ (He lei no Kainlani). This Book contains Ihe Accompaniraenls for Banjulcle, Banjo, and Ukulele. Bv Alvin D. Keech. PRICE, ONLY 2s 9d. Postage Free. qnERRY’S MUSIC STORES, JL 174-178 George street. Dunedin.