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Evening Star, Issue 22459, 2 October 1936, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. SPECIAL SESSION FOR CHILDREN. LAUREL AND HARDY’S BIG PARTY. 10.30 A.M., ADMISSION 6d. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). A Cake of Cadbury’s Famous Dairy-milk Chocolate will be presented to each Girl and Boy. ALSO THERE’LL BE LOTS OF, FUN AT THE IP.MPIEE DE LUXEj I • j Direction: Fuller-Hay ward Theatres. DAILY: 2.15 AND 8 P.M. TO-NIGHT. Mctro-Goldwyn-Ma.yer Presents 90 STAN MAD LAUREL' MERRY MUSICAL OLIVER MOMENTS! HARDY In ‘THE BOHEMIAN GIRL* Once again live the never-to-be-forgottea songs and glorious music of Balfe’s Opera. JUST IMAGINE STAN. AND OLLIE AS GIPSIES. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Also, AN ASSOCIATE PROGRAMME THAT W 3 ARE PROUD TO PRESENT. . . . ‘THE HIT-AND-RUN DRIVER.’ A remarkably interesting subject, recommended by the Hon. R. Semple, demonstrating fearlessly the tragedy this speed fiend leaves in his wake and the relentless methods by which a Nation tracks him down. i ‘BASKETBALL TECHNIQUE.’ | f J From A to Z in Basketball —running commentary by Pete Smith. •JAPAN IN CHERRY BLOSSOM TIME.’ Easily the most delightful of all the Fitzpatrick Coloured Travel Gems, Etc., Etc, BOX PLANS NOW OPEN D.1.C., Or Theatre, 12-433. PREVENTION OF ROAD ACCIDENTS. THE AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION (OTAGO), Inc., Recommends all Road Users (Pedestrian* and Motorists) To See and Study The hit-and-run driver,* A Film of Wide Educational Value, dealing with the SAFE USE OF OUR PUBLIC STREETS AND HIGHWAYS. DUNEDIN SEASON OPENS TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY), OCTOBER 2, At EMPIRE THEATRE. DANCING. WHERE HUNDREDS GO. . . . DANCE! D A N C E! Old Time and Modern. TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER “ BALLROOM,” " EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT.” This Dance, previously advertised as the Ranfurly Shield Night Dance, will, owing to the hundreds of requests, be continued every Saturday Night. Special Engagement of “ The Revellers.” Hear Jimmie M’Farlane, crooner, sing through Hogg’s sound system. SENSATIONAL MONTE CARLO PRIZES. Lady, First-class Eugene Permanent Wave created by Blackford’s; Gent’s, Made-to-measure Sports Trousers to the value of 30* from Woodswear Ltd. PORT CHALMERS Cricket Club’s Combined Dance, Druids’ Hall, Saturday, October 3; Havanna Band; admission Is. ASKETBALL Club Dance, Saturday) October 3rd, Coronation Hall, Ravens, bourne: set supper; admission, gents Is 6d, ladies Is. ’ SUNSHINE Social Club’s Fortnightly Dance, Hillside Hall, Cargill road, Saturday, 4th October; for club member* only.

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