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Evening Star, Issue 21751, 20 June 1934, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. LAST TWO NIGHTS Of The Brilliant Musical Comedy, ‘TAKE A CHANCE.’ ‘TAKE A CHANCE.’ ‘TAKE A CHANCE.’ (Approved for General Exhibition.) Six new song hits . . . spectaculat beauty . . . howling comedy . . , luscious entertainment! Also The Official Film of JEAN BATTEN’S arrival in Australia. At the EMPIRE DE LUXE (Phones 12-4-32 and 12-433.) 2.15 Twice Daily 8.0 COMMENCING FRIDAY! HERE’S TO LADIES IN LOVE. AND, THANK HEAVEN, THEY’RE NEVER TOO YOUNG—AND SEL- , DOM TOO OLD FOR LIFE’S ROMANCE. I 1 I ; -I A Comedy-Laden Feast of Laughter and Love! ALICE BRADY, ALICE BRADY, ALICE BRADY, ALICE BRADY, ALICE BRADY, LIONEL BARRYMORE, LIONEL BARRYMORE, CONWAY TEARLB, MARY CARLISLE, CONWAY TEARLE, MARY CARLISLE, KATHERINE ALEXANDER KATHERINE ALEXANDER In I I ‘SHOULD LADIES BEHAVE?’ I ‘SHOULD LADIES BEHAVE?’ I 'SHOULD LADIES BEHAVE?’ I ‘SHOULD LADIES BEHAVE?’ I THREE LOVE-HUNGRY LADIES! IN LOVE WITH A LOVER WHO COULDN’T SAY NO! A''Delightful Comedy that is FUNNIER THAN ‘WHEN LADIES MEET.’ (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Shrieks 1 Screams!! Roars!!! Shrieks! Screams!! Roars!! I LAUREL LAUREL LAUREL LAUREL LAUREL LAUREL LAUREL LAUREL LAUREL LAUREL LAUREL LAUREL LAUREL LAUREL LAUREL In And HARDY, And HARDY, And HARDY, And HARDY, And HARDY, And HARDY, And HARDY, And HARDY, And HARDY. And HARDY, And HARDY, And HARDY, And HARDY, And HARDY, And HARDY, Their LATEST HILARIOUS COMEDY, ‘TWICE TWO.’ ‘TWICE TWO.’ The Funniest Comedy They Have EvciJ Made. Plans at the Theatre and D.I.C. FOOTBALL. NEW ZEALAND RUGBY UNION. . SOUTH ISLAND TRIAL MATCH, SHOW GROUNDS, O AMARU, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27. Commencing at 2 p.m. sharp. Leading South Island Players Taking Part, Curtain-raiser: St. Kevin’s College v. Waitaki 8.H.5., Commencing at 12.45 p.m. ADMISSION: Gate, Is 6d; Stand, Is 3d, No tax. Cars. 6d. Children, Half-prir- tai grounds. BOX PLAN OPENS on FRIDAY aij BEGG’S, OAMARU. Booking Free. North Otago Season' Tickets NOT avail, able. H. ROBERTSON, Secretary, N.O.R.U. MOTORS AND CYCLES. WE HAVE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING REDUCED PRICES ON CHEVROLET TRUCKS. 12cwt Chassis ... ... ... ... £193 30cwt 131 Wheelbase £259 2-ton 131 Wheelbase £269 2-ton 157 Wheelbase £285 2i-ton 157 Wheelbase £3IQ AND REMEMBERIt is the long-life engine and economy of? the Chevrolet Truck which has made it and keeps it THE WORLD’S TOP SELLER) and the OWNER’S FIRST CHOICE. COOKE, HOWLISON, & CO.* LTD., 55-59 HANOVER STREET. COLD starting trouble causes oil dihw tion; Europa for easy winter starting, AUSTIN 7 Sports, 1932 model; looks well; a speedy model; inquire early.—Todd Motors Ltd. ; Princes street. ORRIS Cowley Sedan, 14 h.p., 1929 model; carries our guarantee; £l2O, —Todd Motors Ltd., Princes street. HARD starting from cold means battery strain; Europa makes winter starting easier. BABY Austin Saloon, late model Singer, Ten (done 3,000 miles), Chrysler Sedan (suit taxi).—Clarke, Venn. FOR SALE, Austin Ten, late model; only, done 7,000 miles; bargains—Apply Roberts and Watkins, King street. ANTED Purchase, Motor Cycle, 2*' h.p. State make, model, cash price, E 894, ’ Star ’ Office. - FOR SALE, Chrysler 52 Roadster, 4-whcel hydraulic brakes, 2 spares, new hood; mechanicaljy perfect.—E943, ‘ Star.’ BUSINESSES FOR SALE. GENERAL Store, turnover £25-£3O. suifi ladies; corner shop, four rooms, slightly, on rise, city; £1,050. —Clarke, Venn. . FOR EXCHANGE. OWNER Seven-roomed Villa, good frees hold, wants Exchange small poultry, farm, £I,OOO, mortage £SOO.; —Clarke, Venn. WANTED, Exchange, St. Clair Bungalow 6 rooms, for 7 or 8 Rooms, city. —Macassey and Co. ' ■ EXCHANGE for Wireless, i-plate Reflex Camera, with telephoto lens, perfect order.—E942, 1 Staj- * Office. WANTED Exchange, 6-roomod House, Morningtou, for 5 Rooms, near tram, city preferred.—Macassey and Co. BICYCLES. YOU cannot buy belter than the best I Speedwell is highest value offering; British built throughout; 5s deposit, 3s 6d week.—Only from W. A. Scott and Sons. EDUCATIONAL. ROSSBOTHAM’S Commercial College, Dowling street. Shorthand, Typeiwriting, and Bookkeeping; our students ill keen demand. HORTHAND - TYPISTS, Bookkeepers, Clerks; for positions enrol Brown’* College, Moray place; rapid individual tuition.—Telephone 10-697. IN order to have the ' Star ’ out in good lime it is found impossible to classify Advertisements that come in after noon. After this hour they cannot be classified. We would theicfore request Advertisers lo kindly bear this in mind and send in their Orders early.