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Evening Star, Issue 22144, 26 September 1935, Page 13

amusements. FINAL SCREENING TO-NIGHT, JAN KIEPURA In ‘MY HEART IS CALLING.’ (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) (iHllllllliinuw THE STATE Direction: Amalgamated Theatres Ltd. 3 SESSIONS DAILY—II—2.IS—B, TO-MORROW SHE COMES! GRACE MOORE, GRACE MOORE, GRACE MOORE, GRACE MQORE, GRACE MOORE, GRACE MOORE, GRACE MOORE, GRACE MOORE, ||| Of the heavenly voice, in -‘LOVE ME r FOREVER ’ She’ll charm your heart away as she did before! RINGING WITH LOVELY MELODY! Grace Moore, was honoured by the King at ■ Covent Garden Opera. She was received by their Majesties in the Royal Box. YOU WILL HEAR AND SEE THE SAME WONDERFUL SCENE FROM ‘ LA BOHBMB.’ A Columbia Film Approved for Universal Exhibition. / Preferential Bookings at Begg’s Only.

TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! GLADYS MONCRIEFF Reappearance. TOWN HALL A l 8. And ALL-ST All ARTISTS TAKING PART IN THE BIG CONCERT For the Mayoress’s Children’s Christmas Cheer Fund. Admission: 2s, Is. No tax. No Booking Fee. STILL GOOD SEATS AVAILABLE.

The teacher was about to give her class a lesson on some of the most famous myths and legends of the past. Before beginning, she thought she would ask the scholars a, question or two to see what ideas they had, u any, about the subject. “Now, can anyone tell me what a myth is ” she asked. A solitary hand was raised, and a little voice exclaimed; “ Please, miss, it’s a female moth.” l '' '