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Evening Star, Issue 23379, 23 September 1939, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. THE REGENT THE REGENT === Direction: J. C. Williamson Picture Corp. Ltd. g o’clock, TO-NIGHT, 8 o’clock. One can readily see why the New York Film Critics chose ‘ The Citadel ’ as the beat film of an entire year!” - ■ —‘ Evening Post,’ June 3, 1939. Hetro-Goldwyn-Mayer Presents I THE CITADEL,’ With STHB CITADEL,’ STHE CITADEL,’ ROBERT • THE CITADEL,’ EGBERT t THE CITADEL,’, ROBERT ! THE CITADEL,' DONAT, i THE CITADEL,’ DONAT, f THE CITADEL,’ DONAT, J THE CITADEL,’ DONAT, ROSALIND RUSSELL, . ROSALIND RUSSELL, RALPH RICHARDSON, RALPH RICHARDSON, EMLYN WILLIAMS. ' EMLYN WILLIAMS. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Telephone bookings cannot be guaranteed after 7 p.m. Plans D. 1.0. and Theatre, phone 12-513. L B A R N TO DRIVE. Moderate Charges. THE OTAGO SCHOOL OF MOTORING. P.O. Box 768, Dunedin. Phone 23-050. O. 0. WAHRLICH, Principal,

DANCING. THURSDAY NEXT 28tli, EXTENDED NIGHT AT NGA MAAEA HALL, NOETH-EAST VALLEY DANCING 8 to 1. ADMISSION 2s. Taxis After Dance. Fare 6d. ENTERPRISE DANCE ORCHESTRA. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. DUNEDIN’S NEW CAB ABET BROWN HOUSE ORCHESTRA. TO-NIGHT. NOVELTIES AND STREAMERS. TO-NIGHt! Hall Comfortably Heated. TO-NIGHT! Good Supper. Cooked Supper. TO-NIGHT^ Double Tickets, 6s. TO-NIGHT 1 ! Phones 18-055 and 18-285. TO-NIGHT.

BOOMPS-A-DAISY,’ Leant tbit new, old-fashioned part? dance To-night from 7 to 8, ‘ BOOMPS-A-DAISY,’ 'BOOMP&A-DAISY;’ V ; . The British Amy 1939 Marching Song. A Second ‘ Tipperary.’ Dunedin Bodkey Clubs And Port Chalmers Bowing Club' Night. TO-NIGHT BIG MAIN TOWN HALL OLD-TIME-MODERN DANCE. DICK COLVIN’S BAND—NINE PLAYERS AND FOUR VOCALISTS, Misa Irene Brookes, Jimmie MacFarlaHe, Jack Priestly, and Arthur Waller, Broadcast by 4ZB, 10.15 till midnight. SPECTATORS, 6d. NOTE.—Listen 4ZB, Tuesday, 9.30 p.m., Special Studio Presentation Dick Colvin’s Band. E ABLY SETTLERS’ AKLY SETTLERS’ TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. HALL. HALL. Enjoy Old-time and Modern Dances To The Inspiriting Music Of THE SPORTS DANCE BAND And HOGG’S SOUND SYSTEM. I Admission 2s. Supper Provided. j N.Z. LABOUR PARTY. Holland memorial hall, To Scofield’s Collegians, 4 Players. Eric Kane, String Bass, good Prizes. Good Supper. Admission Is 6d. .Bus to Town After Dance, Right of Admission Strictly Reserved. ' SOUTHERN RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB’S '. 99 iJjUNAL NIGHT OF POPULAR DANCES, BATHGATE PAVILION, ; WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27th. Royal Dance Band. Supper. Gents Bs, Ladies Is 6d.

EAST TAIERI HALL, TO-NIGHT. Most popular country weekly DANCE. Good Music. Popular Prices. Supper. A Free Bus from Mc«giel. VILEST HARBOUR BAND DANCE, TOWN HALL. EAVENSBOURN'E, .WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27th, 8 p.m. Georgians Dance Band. Double Ticket 3s. t Bus to Town After Dance.

Celtic united harriers* annual DANCE. SATURDAY, September 30th, at St. Joseph’s Hall, Rattray street. Admission: Gents 2s 6d; Ladies 2s. MACANDREW ROAD SCHOOL.—Fifth Popular Dance Season; hear Millar’s Band playing ‘ Boomps-a-Daisy prizes, supper; Saturday, 23rd; admission Is 6d. TjIOOTBALLERS’ Dance, Foresters’ Hall, -*• Green Island, October 7; supper, Royal Dance Band; bus 7.30, return 12,30; Is 6d. TENNIS Club Dance, Anderson's Bay School Hall, Saturday, 23rd; Argonaut Dance Band; good supper; admission Is 6d. CIVIL Service Harriers’ Annual Dance, next Saturday night, 23rd; Hillside Social Hall; admissjon 2s; orchestra, supper, |