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Evening Star, Issue 22146, 28 September 1935, Page 19

AMUSEMENTS, INSTANT OVERWHELMING SUCCESS! .«iiiiiiiillHHiniiii„'J’HE STATE " MU «U!liyilltllU |U^ Direction; Amalgamated Theatres Lid. 4 SESSIONS DAILY 9.30 _ II —2 S. SHE’S WON ALL HEARTS AGAIN! Glorious I GRACE MOORE. I ||| GRACE MOORE. | |' r LOVEIiF 1 I FOREVER’ I A • packed house thrilled || through and through last night || as this wonderful star en- l| chanted and amazed them M with her heavenly voice. i| A Columbia Film Approved for Universal Exhibition. NO PHONE RESERVES TO-DAY. Plans at Theatre, Phone 12-324. TOWN HALL, SUNDAY, 29th SEPTEMBER, 1935, At 8.15 p.m. MUNICIPAL ORGAN RECITAL Bv V. £. GALWAY, Mns. Doc., City Organist, Assisted by the Misses Rita and Millie Shrimpton, Vocalists, and. Miss Jessie Armstrong, F.T.C.L., Pianist. PROGRAMME. Dr GALWAY will Play- ‘ And the Glory of tho Lord ’ (Handel), Choral Prelude on • * Martyrdom ’ (Parry), Prelude in G Major (Bach), Overture to ‘ William Tell ’ (Rossini), ‘ Pilgrims’ March ’ (Mendelssohn), ‘ Larghetto ’ (Mozart), ‘ Grand Choeur ’ (Dubois). Misses Rita and Millie Shrimpton will Sing—- ’ I Would That tho Love ’ (Mendelssohn) and * It Was a Lover and His Lass ’ (Newton). Miss Jessie Armstrong will Play—‘Rhapsody in G Minor’ (Brahms). Accompanist, Miss Margaret Mathcson, A.T.C.L. ADMISSION, FREE. ADMISSION. Doors Open 7.45 p.m. Entrance from Moray Place Only. A CHEAP, HEALTHY, AND INVIGORATING OPEN-AIR PASTIME. TROUT ANGLING It Goes Well with a Motor Car. A Whole-season License, entitling the purchaser to FISH from Ist OCTOBER to 30th APRIL and a month longer at Lakes Hawea and Wanaka costs £1; a Lady’s License costs ss; and a‘ License for Lads under 16 or attending school is ss. WHY NOT GIVE IT A TRIAL? Licenses are procurable from Agents throughout the district, or from A. and W. M'Carthy, Barth, Electrical Supplies, Otago Sports Depot, Walter Strang Ltd., Dunedin. R. HANNING, Secretary Otago Acclimatisation Society. THE PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN’S MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION OF DUN r ED IN AND CENTRAL OTAGO PRESBYTERIES. THE ANNUAL ORIENTAL SALE Will be held in KNOX CHURCH SUNDAY SCHOOL HALL Ou; THURSDAY, 3rd OCTOBER, 1935, From 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. (continuously). The Official Opening by Rev. W. Allen Stevely, M.A., Dip. Ed., will take place at 2.30 p.m. There will be a particularly fine display of, Oriental Goods, including a camphor chest, tea tables, embroideries, crepe do chine underwear, tapestries, amber, ivory, bags, crepo do chine, and cloisonne brasses. There will also be stalls for plain work, books, produce, cakes, and sweets, Admission by tea ticket, price Is. Proceeds in aid of Presbyterian Women Workers’ Superannuation Fund. ANDERSON'S BAY PUBLIC SCHOOL EX-PUPILS ASSOCIATION. THE ATTENTION of Ex-pupils, Parents, and Friends of the School is drawn to the ANNUAL REUNION CELEBRATIONS,- which have been arranged as follow: —Saturday, sth October: Social Reunion, Cameron Hall, 7.30 p.m. Admission, Is. Financial members of the association, free. Sunday, 6th October: Reunion Church Service. Anderson’s Bay Presbyterian Church, 6.30 p.m. Monday, 7th October: Reunion Dance, Marigold" Salon, 8 p.m.; dancing, 8 p.m.-l a.m". Tickets— Double, 3s; Single, 2s. Tickets for the Reunion and Dance obtainable from the undersigned, H. P. FOWLER, Hon. Sec., Phone 23-874. • TO. LET. TO LET, CRAWFORD STREET (Close New Post Office), SINGLE OFFICES. Moderate rental. 8802, ‘Star.’ TO LET, modern Bungalow, Oakland street, Anderson’s Bay, five rooms, kitchenette. —Address A 869, * Star.* TO LET, Brick Garage.—2 Coughtrey street, St. Clair, next tram line. TO LET, Two Unfurnished Rooms; range, electric light; 6s weekly,—P. M‘Donald, Hall road, Sawyers Bay. . • mo LET, small Furnished Flat; suit busiJL ness ladies, couple•, penny section.— Apply, 220 George street. TO LET, Furnished Bed-Sitting Room and Single Rooms; also garage.—Apply 64 Stafford street. TO LET, Furnished Front Bed-Sitting Boom and small kitchenette; conveniences.—32 Catherine street, Caversham. TO LET, Furnished Double Bed-Sitting Room, separate cooking and all conveniences.—ll Market street (near tram-, sheds). TO LET, near Knox Church, Self-con-tained Furnished Flat, 4 roems, bathroom, kitchenette; references.—Bl4l,> ‘ Star.’ TO LET, 2 Unfurnished sunny Front Rooms, with use of conveniences; reasonable. —8139, ‘ Star.’ mO LET, comfortable 4-roomed House, -JL Caversham, gas, washhouse, concrete yard; rent, 12s 6d.—Address 8154, ‘ Star ’ Office. TO LET, 5-roomed Flat, recently renovated; all conveniences; city.—Hutton’s (above Butterfield’s), Octagon. o"LETj*House, 5 rooms and kitchenette; all conveniences and garden.—Apply 231 Oxford street. ‘ O LET, Moray Place, 4-roomed Flat; conveniences; very central.—Burton and Patterson. "VST"ANTED To Lot, 2 Single Furnished T T Rooms, Board, or Bed and Breakfast. —6 Sullivan Avenue, South Dunedin. O LET, 2 Unfurnished Rooms, close Cargill's Corner; own cooker. —8191, ‘ Star) TO LET, on rise, Caversham, new Brick Bungalow, for short term; rent reasonable to suitablcrienanis.—B2l9, ‘Star.’