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Evening Star, Issue 22447, 18 September 1936, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. THE MOST IMPOETANT DUNEDIN GALA PREMIERE ■ OF THE 1936 SEASON AT THE REGENT THE REGENT 6 o’clock TO-NIGHT 8 o'clock. Paramount reunites the world’s most popular Screen Hero of the Hour and Cinema’s Host Romantic and Beautiful Lady in an exhilarating and exciting Comedy Romance as brilliant as the stars who make it shine. GARY GABY GABY ‘ DESIRE.’ • DESIRE.’ • DESIRE.’ COOPER COOPER COOPER MARLENE MARLENE MARLENE ‘ DESIRE.’ ‘ DESIRE.’ • DESIRE.’ • DESIRE. ‘ DESIRE.' ‘ DESIRE.' ‘ DESIRE. DIETRICH DIETRICH DIETRICH ‘ DESIRE. • DESIRE ‘ DESIRE.’ ‘DESIRE. Together for the first time since ‘ Morocco.’ A NEW DIETRICH As you have never known her before . . Gay, Human, and Delightful. GARY COOPER Excelling even his brilliant characterisation in ‘Mr Deeds Goes to Town.’ (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Associate Featurettes Of Outstanding Entertainment Appeal include CLEMENT MAY, Noted English Actor and Elocutionist, in ‘MAKE-UP MAGIC,’ Colour Cartoon, ‘LITTLE STRANGER.’ And THE REGENT ORCHESTRA. Overture, •THE BARBER OF SEVILLE.’ Flans D.I.C. and ■ Theatre, Phone 12-513. ALLEN HALL TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY), SEPTEMBER 18, At 8' o’clock. OTAGO UNIVERSITY DRAMATIC OTAGO ' UNIVERSITY DRAMATIC SOCIETY SOCIETY Presents a Reading in Character of Oscar Wilde’s Brilliant Play, •THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING • THE .IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST.’ EARNEST.’ Produced by Walter Russell-Wood, With the following Cast:— Lydia Henderson Ernest Holier G. E.‘Moloney Joyce Hamer E. Chafteris Joyce Messent Una Ferry Don Meredith Bruce Hay. At the conclusion of the play a DANCE will take place. Supper will be available at a small charge. ADMISSION, Is 6d. Box Plan at the D.I.C, RAILWAY NOTIFICATIONS. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. DOWN EXPRESS STOPPING PORT CHALMERS UPPER. ON and after TUESDAY, 22nd September, the 8.35 a.m. CHRISTOHURCHINVERCARGILL Express Train will stop at POET CHALMERS UPPER, when required, to set down passengers from North of Timaru. , NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS ORDERS BY TELEPHONE. EXPERIENCE has shown that in the use of the TELEPHONE ERRORS EASILY OCCUR in Words and in the Names of Persons, although the messages are read bark to the sender, and occasionally there are Misconceptions in Instructions. ADVERTISERS ARE REQUESTED TO WRITE THEIR ANNOUNCEMENTS, And Not to Trust to a Telephone Message, as we cannot hold ourselves responsible if errors occur.