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Evening Star, Issue 23696, 2 October 1940, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. 8 o’clock TO-NIGHT 8 o’clod TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT GRAND Phone 13-013. AMALGAMATED THEATRES LTD. (Throughout N.Z.). A Tense and Absorbing Drama— Woman Judge’s Plea Acquits Own Daughter. A WOMAN is the JUDGE ’ Condemned to Send her Own Daughter to the Electric Chair. A WOMAN is the JUDGE 1 f A WOMAN is the JUDGE ’ Drama that Bridges the Gulf Between One Woman who Judges and Another Condemned to Die! i A WOMAN is the JUDGE ’ A Judge Resigns—to Become Defence Attorney for a Waif of the Underworld—- •' A WOMAN is the JUDGE ’ A WOMAN is the JUDGE ’ (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Enacted by a Stellar Case. ■<> Erieda INESCORT Rochelle HUDSON Otto KRUGER IN ADDITION A Grand and Glorious Thriller——of the Hard-riding Texas Range! - OUTLAWS of the PRAIRIE ’ OUTLAWS of the PRAIRIE ’ With 1 SONS of the PIONEERS * (Famous RADIO STARS.) Charles STARRETT IBIS MEREDITH (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) PLANS BEGG’S or THEATRE.

AMUSEMENTS. 1/- 3JAYFAIE 1/6 Dir.: Fullers Theatre Corp. Ltd. 7.30 TO-NIGHT Warner Bros. Present .Tame-s Humphrey CAGNEY BOGART Tn ‘ THE OKLAHOMA KID ’ A Western You'll Never Forget. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) And the Drama of a Crime Tsar, ‘ KING OF ALCATRAZ ’ Starring Lloyd Nolan, J, Carrol Naish, Harry Carey, Gail Patrick, Robert Preston. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Chap. 2 ‘ The Lone Ranger Returns.’ Plans at D.IvC. and Theatre (tel. 22-573). CALEDONIAN SOCIETY OF OTAGO. MEMBERS of the Society are hereby notified that Membership Tickets will NOT PERMIT ADMISSION to the Grounds or Stand on SATURDAY NEXT, sth October, for tho Queen Carnival Olympia. ARTHUR A. PAAPE, , President. J. S. DOUGLAS, Secretary. RAILWAY NOTIFICATIONS. TIME-TABLE ALTERATIONS. ROXBURGH BRANCH. ON and after MONDAY, 7th October, 1940, the 12.1 p.m. Milton-Roxburgb and 10.0 a.in. Roxburgh-Milton Goods Trains will run on MONDAY, TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and FRIDAY, instead -of on Monday’, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. PERMANENT WAVING. \7’ALDOR Toilet Salon.—Permanent WavT ing Specialists; 19s 6d full wave, 14s 6d tbi’ee-quarter head; sides waved 12s 6d. —Phone 18-852. A GENUINE Permanent Wave, guaranteed six months, for 17s 6d; Sides only. 10s. —Potter’s Toilet Rooms. ART Beauty Salon, 185 George street.— Full-head Non-electric Perm., 15s; latest Oil Perm. Full Head, 17s 6d; Threequarter Head, 12s.—Phone 13-040. HAIRDRESSING. CHIO Beauty Salon, opp. H. 8.; Eugene and Non-electric Waves from 17s 6d; open all day Saturday.—Phone 12-639.

DO NOT MISS THIS. UNUSUAL ATTRACTIONS. A VERY BRIGHT EVENING. SOUTH DUNEDIN COMMUNITY SING. FINAL SING. FINAL SING. FOR ( LONDON AIR RAID RELIEF. FOR LONDON AIR RAID RELIEF. ' HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER sth. Children's Talent Tests Finalists 7-8 p.m. Community Sing 8 p.m. Leader, Mr “Whang” M’Kenzio. Song Leader, Ernie Fish. Pianist, Mrs E. D. Cameron. The above will be magically produced to the public by Dunedin’s Mystery Man with his noted Magic Wand. The following children ate to appear:—Misses Betty Tunzelman, Ray Gibson, Ailcen King, and Billie Chambers (duet), Lorna Ryan (soloist), Ronald Kitto, Arthur Quinn, Misses Naesmith (duet), Misses Roberta More and Lorvaino Mitchell. Mrs Bagley and Mrs Cauldwell will appear as the dualists of the Adult Talent Test. ‘ Gran,” of Christchurch, will be the Guest of Honour for the evening. The following artists are kindly assisting .with the Community Sing Programme:— Miss Myrie Hunt, A.T.C.L. and L.R.S.M., and Misses Joyce Rowley, Maureen Keenan, and a Trio from Invercargill, Also Archie Jones, well known to everyone. Donations of flowers will be gratefully accepted and will be called for on Saturday morning. Admission Is. Reserves free. Please send Whangs early. Book early. Box Plan at W. T. Beveridge Ltd., Cargill’s Corner. Phone 23-821 till 12 noon, Saturday, then at the Theatre from 2,p.m. Broadcast from the National Station, 4YA. W. T. BEVERIDGE, Secretary. A. D. EDGAR, Chairman.'

BRITISH-ISRAEL WORLD FEDERATION The MONTHLY LECTURE will be held in the R.S.A. HALL TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), at 7.45 p.m. Speaker: Rev. J. S. PATE. Subject : ‘ THE FOURFOLD TEACHING OF THE BIBLE: INDIVIDUAL TRUTH, CHURCH TRUTH, NATIONAL TRUTH, INTERN AT’ION AL TRUTH.’ All Welcome. SPRING SALE AND FAIR METHODIST’ CHURCH, ST. KILDA, WEDNESDAY, October 9, and THURSDAY, October 10. To be opened at 2.30 on Wednesday by Mrs A. D. Hudson. ATTRACTIVE FEATURES AND ENTER TAINMENTS. Useful Articles. Cakes. Flowers. Produce, etc. Refreshments. Programme of Talkie Pictures in Evening. ADMISSION, 6s and 3d. Afternoon Free.