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Evening Star, Issue 22149, 2 October 1935, Page 13

AMUSEMENTS. gT. JAMES THEATRE Proprietor, Sir Benjamin Fuller. Always Comfortably Heated. 2.1 b TWICE DAILY - 8 p.m. LAST TWO DAYS Of tlie Finest Nature Picture Ever Screened. The Theme is so daring—so exciting—so unusual—so different, this Amazing Drama of the Animal Revolt Against Man, ‘ SEQUOIA.’ A Beautiful ‘ SEQUOIA. 1 Love Story in ‘ SEQUOIA.’ America’s ‘ SEQUOIA.’ Garden cf ‘SEQUOIA.’ Eden! ZANE GREY says: “Not only the best out-door picture I have ever' seen, but for me . . . The Greatest Picture of the last Decade.” HUGH WALPOLE says: “It is a splendid picture, and thrilled me Tremendously. . . . Direction was fine . . . photography hauntingly beautiful.” W. S. VAN DYKE (Director of ‘Trader Horn ’) says: “. . . one cf the finest Nature pictures I have ever seen.” A Metro-Goldwyn Special. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ST. JAMES PEATURETTES Include LAUREL and HARDY In their latest Comedy, ‘OLIVER THE EIGHTH,’ FITZPATRICK TRAVEL TALK (In Gorgeous Colour), Willie Whooper Cartoon, and Motrotone News. BY PUBLIC DEMAND RETURN SEASON! YIELDING TO THE INSISTENT DEMANDS OF THOUSANDS OF THEATRE GOERS WHO DESIRE TO SEE ‘NAUGHTY MARIETTA’) AGAIN, WE ANNOUNCE A SHORT RETURN SEASON OP VICTOR HERBERT’S Glorious Operetta, I ‘NAUGHTY MARIETTA ’ ) j ‘NAUGHTY MARIETTA * | With NELSON JEANETTE EDDY MACDONALD And Glorious Cast of Hundreds. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Box Plans now open at D.I.C. and M'Cracken and Walls’s. PROFESSIONAL, A. G. M. CLARKE, 8.D.5., Dental Surgeon, Lately associated with the late W. W. T. Low, BEGS to announce that he has TAKEN OVER and is CONTINUING THE PRACTICE at the same Address, 25 ST. ANDREW STREET, DUNEDIN.