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Dominion, Volume 28, Issue 284, 28 August 1935, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. FINAL TWO DAYS! 2.15 AND 8 P.M. “CHARLIE CHAN IN EGYPT” WITH Warner Oland (Recommended by Censor for Adults..) I!0X pLAN « a ’f Li.i.c. and gk W gTI THEATRE (Phone 51-595). Friday Next! Die. : Theatres, Ltd. WE ARE PRIVILEGED TO PRESENT WHAT IS HERALDED AS ONE OF THE GREATEST MOTION PICTURES EVDR PRODUCED IN HOLLYWOOD I A SURE WINNER OF THE MOTION PICTURE GOLD MEDAL OF 1935! X^ If* With a notable cast including; PRESTON FOSTER—HEATHER ANGEL VICTOR McLAGLEN—MARGOT GRAHAME A NEW EMOTIONAL EXPERIENCE THUNDERS FROM THE SCREEN IN THE YEAR’S BIGGEST AND DIOST THRILLING DRAMA, PROPERLY MADE FROM A SMASHING NOVEL BY A SENSATIONAL WRITER! IT MAY BE EQUALLED—BUT NEVER SURPASSED!

LAST TWO f DAYS IB* HURRY! Katharine Charles HEPBURN and BOYER - “ BREAK OF HEARTS ” - In the impassioned story of a headstrong girl. . . head over heels in love. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) iiiiinitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiniititntiitiiiKiiiiitfiiiiiiiniiiiiniiiifiiiiiiiii / Commencing special morning sessions FRIDAY! • XIAM Her brave smile rebuilds a shattered dream of love. ■OW SHIRLEY JEF TEMPLE j: C X in Aer greatest picture “OUR LITTLE GIRL M HER BOUNDLESS LOVE STEALS INTO YOUR HEART! In this, her most touching picture, adorable Shirley Temple lives an emotional story that will leave a choke in your throat though your heart’s full of joy. BQX AT BEGG^AND 3 THEATRE Q p EN PLANS . ( Approved for Universal Exhibition.) O-DA~Y

B~ ASIN RESERVE—N.Z. Final, Chatham Cup, Next Saturday. See N.Z. Champion Teams. FANCY COSTUMES FOR HIKE. TIfADAM FOLEY AND CO , Room 1, I. First Floor. SO Manners Street, Wellington. Large assortment Ladies’. Children’s and Gents’ Fancy Costumes. Dinner and Evening Suits. Tel. 41-960. TJASIN RESERVE—N.Z. Final, Chat--L* ham Cup, Next Saturday. See N.Z. Champion Teams.

BILL “THE BARKER”

A WINTER SHOW EPISODE. At the Christchurch Winter Show, at one of the sideshows, the loud-voiced gentleman (professionally known as a “barker”) employed to attract the attention of the crowd, contracted a severe cold. His usual lusty voice disappeared, while his “barking” was of the kind that is one of the most distressing symptoms of a severe cold. Business suffered accordingly until an obliging pal from a neighbouring stand handed him a bottle of “Baxter’s,” and very soon he was in great voice again. “Baxter’s’’ is the best Insurance against sore throats, hoarseness, huskiness, as well as coughs, colds, chills and allied complaint. New Zealand’s most popular remedy for over 70 years, "Baxter’s” is in greater demand today than ever. Ask for Baxter's Lung Preserver by

name. At all chemists and stores. Three sizes 1/6, 2/6 and the economical family size, 4/6.—Advi.