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Evening Star, Issue 23698, 4 October 1940, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. FROM THE FAMOUS STUDIOS OF METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER COMES THE GREATEST COLLECTION OF LAUGHS AND THRILLS EVER PRESENTED ON ONE PROGRAMME. •''Hllll f I <§T. JAMES lllllll"” Direction: Sir Benjamin Fuller. 2 p.ra. Daily. 7A5 p.m. HE WAS NOT GUILTY, BUT HE WAS CONVICTED AND THEN HIS VERY INNOCENCE DROVE HIM TOWARD MURDER. EDWARD G. ROBINSON EDWARD G. ROBINSON In ‘ BLACKMAIL ’ ‘ BLACKMAIL ’ ‘ BLACKMAIL 9 ‘ BLACKMAIL ’ ‘ BLACKMAIL ’ The Story of a Man’s Revenge, With RUTH HUSSEY Gene LOCKHART, Bobs WATSON Sledge-smashing thrills when he wreaks a fierce vengeance in a roaring inferno of blazing oil! Robinson’s greatest since ‘ NAZI SPY ’’ (Recommended by Censor for. Adults.) HERE’S A TONIC FOR THE WAR-TIME BLUES. Stan Oliver LAUREL HARDY LAUREL HARDY LAUREL HARDY LAUREL HARDY In 90 minutes of slap-happy fun, ' Blockheads * ‘ Blockheads 9 (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Plans D.1.C.; Jacobs’s at 5 p.m.; Theatre at 7 p.m. Phone 13-702.

SUPPORT THE NAVY QUEEN TO-MORROW’S EVENTS TO-MORROW’S EVENTS TO-MORROW’S EVENTS TO-MORROW’S EVENTS GARDEN FETE, GARDEN FETE, GARDEN FETE, GARDEN FETE, GARDEN FETE, GARDEN FETE, At Sir Percy Sargood’s Residence, “ Marinoto,” Newington Avenue, To-morrow Afternoon. An Orchestra of #4O players from the Technical High School Orchestra will be present. Competitions for all. Pun Galore. Buses will leave Pitt street from 2 p.m. onwards. PETER, of 4ZB, will be there in the Town Hall Concert Chamber from 2 till 5 Tomorrow Afternoon, Plain or fancy dress. Prizes. Monster Baby Show, £5 in prizes. Ice Cream and Fun Galore. ' BUY A TICKET A DAY IN THE AUSTIN 10 ART UNION, UTILITY ART UNION, VICTORY ART UNION. Tickets, 6d each. Headquarters, 144 George street. On the eve of our departure for service with the Royal N.Z. Air Force we desire to Thank our many Customers for the support extended to us in the past. During our absence on war service our business will be earned on as usual by Mr Norman S. MTarlane, a fully qualified and experienced mechanic, on whom our many friends can confidently rely for the same efficient service they have received in the past. We appeal to our old and new Customers for their support to enable us to carry on our business successfully during our absence. We will look forward to again meeting you on our return. Our business hours: 8 a.m. till 6 p.m., Monday to Sautrday (inclusive). Yours faithfully, HAYES AND LYDERS LIMITED. (Signed) Jack Hayes. Peter Lyders. CHILDREN’S PARTY. CHILDREN’S PARTY. CHILDREN’S PARTY. CHILDREN’S PARTY. CHILDREN’S PARTY.CHILDREN’S PARTY. THANKS.

EDUCATIONAL. STUDENTS CALLED UP FOK TERRITORIAL SERVICE. ANY STUDENT of tha University of Otago called up for Territorial Service as the result of tha recent ballot, who considers there is any good reason in his case for postponement of training until after the Degree Examination, should make immediate application to the undersigned indicating full name and address, examinations entered for, and area number in which called up. H. CHAPMAN, Registrar. PUBLIC NOTICES. WOLFE’S ALLFRUTB FRUIT JUICES Are packed in Apple, Passion Fruit, Pineapple, and Pure Tomato. Try a bottle. Ring us if unable to obtain. j^EILL AND CO. Agents. LTD., 3D car fare to Dundas street will save you £’s m buying your Carpets, Linoleums. Curtains, and Furniture at Dunedin’s Wholesale Direct-to-home Furnishers, —Hayward's North End Furnishing Co. Ltd. corner King and Dundas streets. Dun. edin North RADIO. TRADE-IN your old Radio as deposit i 1940 Courtenays; balance easy terms. —Wholesale Radio Dealers, Hanover street; dial 12-751., HOLIDAY RESORTS. TO LET, Hampden, any period to Christmas, 5-roomed Furnished Cottage, electric light; handy position.—Reply A 569, 1 Star.’-