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Evening Star, Issue 22142, 24 September 1935, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. gTK A N D The Value House.'* Direction: Fuller-Hay ward Theatres. 2.15 TWICE DAILY 8.0. THRILLS EXCITEMENT SUSPENSE. ‘A NOTORIOUS GENTLEMAN ’ With CHARLES BICKFORD And HELEN VINSON. ALSO, This Vivid, Exciting Drama, ‘ THE GIRL I EROM 10TH AVENUE’ I With BETTE DAVIS, lAN HUNTER, ALLISON SKIPWORTH. Crammed Full of Exciting Drama and Delightful Humour. (Both Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Reserves at D.1.C., Theatre (phone 13-379), CONCERT CHAMBER, SATURDAY, at 8, And ' WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2. All Musical and Social Dunedin will be present to hear the Greatest British Contralto of the Present Time, \ MURIEL BRUNSKILL MURJEL BRUNSKILL MURIEL BRUNSKILL “ She won that finest of all tributes, an audience’s hushed silence of inexpressible delight.”— 1 Smith’s Weekly, 26/2/35, Associate Artist: CARL BARTLING, Solo Pianist, Prices: 6s and 4s (Reserved), 3s and 2s. Plus tax. Students’, Schools’, q.nd Choirs’ Concessions. Box Plans Now Open at Begg s. MEETINGS. DOUGLAS Credit explained ,at Douglas Hall, King street, Tuesday, 8 p.m.; uestiona and critics (if any) invited. tr U.W.M.— General Meeting,- Trades. » ■ Hall, To-night, at 7.30; remits and nportant business, conference report; large ttcndanco requested.—F. O Rorke, secrcary.