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Evening Star, Issue 24292, 5 September 1942, Page 1

Tlio Great Commandment's ’ Genuineness, Sincerity, Spirit of Tolerance, and Depth of Meaning will give you an Unparalleled Screen Experience. gT. JA M E Direction: Sir Benjamin Fuller. 2 p.m. ... Now Showing ... 8 p.m. 29th Century-Fox Films Present ' The GREAT COMMANDMENT ’ * Tlio GREAT COMMANDMENT ’ ‘ The GREAT COMMANDMENT ’ ‘ The GREAT COMMANDMENT ’ ‘ The GREAT COMMANDMENT ’ John BEAL Maurice Moscovitcb, Marjorie COOLEY Albert DEKKER, and huge cast. r-T Specially Selected Supports J ■ -OUR NORMAL DAY’ (Interest). ‘GOLDEN CALIFORNIA’ (Magic Carpet). ‘YOUTH IN THE SADDLE,’ n.) And Travelogues, etc. NO INCREASE IN PRICES. Grand Circle, Is; Stalls, Is 6d; Dress Circle, 2s, plus tax. NO EXTRA TO RESERVE. NO FREE LIST. VIE HE IS. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Plans at Jacobs’s till 6.30. Then Theatre (Phone 13-702). 2D, 70. CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, At 8 p.m. JOHN T. LEECH’S LYRIC CHOIR LYRIC CHOIR Presents the 21st ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION CONCERT. Excerpts from: ‘ Hansel and Gretel,’ ‘ Lucia di Lammermoor,’ Mercadante ’ Mass,’ Russian Music. Assisting Artists: ETHEL WALLACE (Solo Violin), OLIVE AND ELLICE NIEPER (Pianists). Sybil Baker, accompanist. BOOK YOUR SEATS. Box Plan Open at Begg’s. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. MUSICAL RECITAL By CASTALIAN SINGERS, TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER, . WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1942, At 8 p.m. Proceeds in Aid .of Patriotic Funds. RAILWAY NOTIFICATIONS. LAUNCHING OF MINESWEEPER AT PORT CHALMERS BY HER EXCELLENCY LADY NEWALL. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 8. SPECIAL PASSENGER TRAIN will leave Dunedin 12.50 p.m., Ravcnsbourne 12.55, St. Leonards 1.1. Sawyers Bay 1.8, and arrive Port Chalmers 1.13 p.m. Return Train leaves Port Chalmers 4.15 p.m. and arrives Dunedin 4.39 p.m. Both Trains will, if required, stop at all stations for passenger traffic. se LECTURES. BRITISH ISRAEL WORLD FEDERATION. npHE Usual Monthly Lecture will bo held in the Book Room on THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, at 7.45 p.m. j Speaker, Rev. J. S. PATE. Subject: 1 ‘Three Years of War in the Light of the '• Bible. In the Light of the Bible, What j Next? ’ 1 1 ( 1 f SUTCLIFFE SCHOOL OF RADIANT LIV- i JNG. 1 MRS o. R. FAIUBAtRN will give a 1 further address on Impressions of j “ PF.LOHA,” International Headquarters, , S S.R.L., Havelock North, N.Z., at. Radiant j .• Hall. SI. Andrew street, at 7.45 p.m. on ! i THURSDAY, September 10. ■ | , Visitors welcome. t . Supper. | I Admission Free. Collection. 1 1 MARGARET MABON, EDUCATIONAL. Secretary. I i \ I STREET SCHOOL. s . L The Third Term will commence on TUES- n DAY next, September 8. The Head Teacher Y will be in attendance at the School from 10 g to 11 and from 2 to 3 on Monday next, a September 7, to enrol new Pupils and interview parents or guardian;. A. H. FAIRMAID, i? Chairman, School, Committee. S ROSSBOTHAM’S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. SHORTHAND, Typing, and Bookkeeping. Day and Evening Classes Coaching ; for Secretarial and Accountancy Examinations Typing, Duplicating, and Private | bookkeeping done ; BROWN’S College Moray Place. - Shorthand. Typewriting Bookkeeping; day, evening; railway tramway concessions 1 WANTED - T~ Buy - Bock~6~ot Glover’s ' English Studies I—llß2o, 1 —11820, Star. ; j H. HUTTON, teacher of All Hawaiian : Musical Instruments; phone 14-436. —George : 1 street. 1 GET Quotations from ’ Evening Star Office I for largo or small quantities of Printing ■ before placing your order. E n i 7s