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Evening Star, Issue 20136, 28 March 1929, Page 7

■* ( V Real TalKinf Pictures '(Reproduced by the new fatuous De Forest Installation). First Presentation in Dunedin. Complete. Fox Movietone Programme of the World’s Best, | booked exclusively to Octagon Theatre Grand Gala Opening, SAT, MARCH 30. Twice daily, at 2.15 and 7.45 p.m. -5'if/' VOX MOVIETONE NEWS News of the day with '-j thrilling sound effects. 1.1 Flyer, -j the Famous S J LADY HEAta jOFFR E I $ and MAK qu {Tom the s. I 'Sr \Vill Address > w 2 t aWR£« cE ’ GER “r„medienno. Coined iCnov/ .< i Don t WiU Sing 3 Il W° rU G et "° s„eechthe z:, A % A hV. a orte -TAc^cV' _ i. “ T fe.w < * 5 Vk 4 JANET GAYNOR, CHARLES FARRELL in the Fox Movietone Sound Picture “ Street Ange!” Accompanied by the Roxy Theatre Orchestra of 110 pieces in a Synchronised Musical Score, James Melton, Columbia Artist, and the Roxy Theatre Male Chorus of 40 voices singing “ Angela Mia,” the theme song. The Strolling Players singing “ Sweet Marie.” SOX PLANS ARE AVAILABLE ONLY AT OCTAGON THEATRE TO-DAY (Thursday), : rom 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Intending Patrons are advised to secure EARLY RESERVATIONS. PRICES: Reserves 2/9, including Tax. Telephone Reserves cannot be accepted. SATURDAY’S BOX PLANS AVAILABLE AT THE OCTAGON THEATRE ONLY.

Tin? mooting of 111© Ilcscuc Lodge, No. 105, International Order of Good Templars, was held on Tuesday in the Oddfellows’ Hall, King Edward street. Bro. W. A. lies, Chief Templar, presided, and three candidates were initiated. Tiro. Dickenson, D.C.T., reported that a meeting had been he Idin Morningtoii with a view to opening a lodge in that district. It was decided to abandon the proposal to hold a picnic. Members subscribed to a collection in aid of the flood relief fund, the sum of iff 12s being collected as a first instalment to the fund. A committee was appointed to arrange for an entertainment to raise funds in aid of the relief fund. The programme arranged, by Bro. Geo. Dougal was enjoyed by all. The Star of the South Juvenile Temple met the same evening, when there was a good attendance. Bro. J, Hilton, S.JAV., was in charge. Members provided an interesting programme. Snails dig themselves into the ground in winter and remain torpid, cementing * up the opeuim to their shells. They, breathe throng., a small hole in the “cement,” 100 small to allow the entrance of water, but large enough to allow sufficient air lor their feeble respiration. A resident of Brittany saw his three sons and two daughters married on the same-day.' The brides of two of tho sons wore sisters, and the bridegroom of one of tho daughters was the ibrpthcr of these two brides. Tims five children of one family and three of another were all married at once..