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Evening Star, Issue 22460, 3 October 1936, Page 19

AMUSEMENTS. I M AYFAIR THEATRE j i South Dunedin’s Own. I Direction: Fuller-Hayward Theatres. TO-NIGHT, AT 7.45. A Splendid Double Programme. LORETTA YOUNG And JOHN BOLES, Tn the Absorbing Drama, ‘THE WHITE PARADE ’ ‘THE WHITE PARADE’ And ~ ‘THE CHARM SCHOOL’ ‘THE CHARM SCHOOL’ A Sparkling Musical Comedy, Starring JACK OAK lE, JOE PENNEK, NED SPARKES, and FRANCES LANGFORD. (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Reserve Plans at Sweet Shop next Thcalx-e, or Phone 22-573. ' | | JJ IS MAJESTY’S THEATRE 1 1 Proprietor: Sir Benjamin Fuller. I FINAL SCREENING TO-NIGHT, AT 8 O’CLOCK. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer’s Sensational Musical Romance. ‘NAUGHTY MARIETTA’ ‘NAUGHTY MARIETTA’ (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Starring JEANETTE MACDONALD And NELSON EDDY Plan at D.I.C. Jacobs’s at 1. Theatre at 7. Phone 12-733. LAST THREE DAYS OF EXHIBITION OF OIL PAINTINGS AND WATER COLOURS By WORLD-FAMOUS ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH ARTISTS, AT THE PIONEER HALL MANY OP THESE PAINTINGS WERE HUNG ON THE LINE IN THE ROYAL ACADEMY. EXHIBITION CLOSES WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7lh, DEFINITELY". A DRASTIC REDUCTION OF PRICES HAS BEEN MADE, AS THESE MAGNIFICENT PICTURES MUST BE SOLD IN DUNEDIN. THIS IS YOUR LAST OPPORTUNITY TO SEE REALLY IMPORTANT AND BEAUTTFUL PAINTINGS. LECTURES. THE Salvation Army, Dowling street, Y.P. Hall, Next Monday Night, Stli October, at 8 o’clock, Interesting Lecture by Major Armstrong, ‘ Early Maori History ; don’t miss hearing this interesting recital; special Maori songs will be included; free admission; all are welcome. LEGAL NOTICES. the Matter of "The Shops and Offices Act, 1921-22,” and Its Amendments. "OTICB IS HEREBY GIVEN that an application for exemption frmn the visions of the above Act by FRANCIS 3EPH BEEL, of 258 George street, a pkeeper in whose shop Fresh and Cooked h are sold, will bo heard at the Magiste’s Court, Dunedin, on TUESDAY, the b, October, 1936. at 10.30 a.m. C. W. CARVER, Clerk of Court, Dunedin. RUBBER. WHATEVER your sport, we can supply your Foolwear —Tennis, Bowling, Croquet, Cricket, Golf, Bathing, Fishing. OUR wonder Tennis Shoe, for wear; Men’s and Women’s, 3s 6d pair. Reliance Rubber Co. Ltd. (next Jacobs s). “ TfcUNLOP ” Ventuor Men’s Tenuis U Shoes, toe cap, reinforced toe guard, with heels; 7s 9d pair; smart and long wearing. _____ DUNLOP ’’ Warwick Tennis Balls, a quality Tennis Ball, for 2s 6d pair. —Reliance Rubber Co. Ltd. (opposite the Exchange). DUNLOP ” Ghlllie Tie Ladies’ Tennis Shoes, very smart but durable; 6s 6d pair. CRICKET Boots of excellent value; strong, reinforced uppers, with n quality leather sole; Youths’ and Mens sizes; 17s 6d pair.— Rubber Co. Ltd, (next Jacobs’s, tobacconist). ENNIS Racket Grips, 9d each; Cricket Bat Grips, Is each. MEN’S Reinforced Canvas Shoes, extra strong, with toe guard; white and sunburn; 3s lid pair.—Reliance Rubber Co. Ltd. (next Jacobs’s, tobacconist). * E have thirty-five styles'in our range of Tennis and Summer Shoes; at prices from 5s 6d to 13s 6d pair. OMEN’S One-bar Strap Shoe, best Canadian quality, with heel; 5s lid pair.—Reliance Rubber Co. Ltd., 272 Princes street. _____ . ENNIS Balls—” Dunlop ” Warwick 2s 6d pair; ‘ Dunlop” F’ort 3s 6d, “ Ayres ” 3s 6d pair. WE can Repair and Resole any type of Sports Shoe; only best quality material used, with proved workmanship.— Reliance Rubber Co. Ltd. (opposite the Exchange). ENGLISH “Dunlop” Garden Hose: jin 6d foot, Jin 8d foot; the finest Hose of the type rqade; guaranteed for garden uso for 10 years.—Reliance Rubber Co. Ltd., 272 Princes street. AT Wimbledon, 1935, more players used Dunlop Rackets than any other make; call in and see our range.—Reliance Rubber Co. Ltd., “ Dunlop ” Sports Goods Special- j ists (next Jacobs’s, tobacconist). |