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Evening Star, Issue 21006, 21 January 1932, Page 12

1818888 B DIB B WB BI 11 announcing the visit geo. arllss to dunedm of two n<| grand old artistes who ****** both deal in millions! llldJT I^ODSOII to>morrow (frlday) 'at— s : i ■ the regent 2.15 p.m. twice daily for one week only. , 7.45 p.m, / ‘ r that grand old hrltlsh actor and the first gentleman of the screen in his Sirst modern role for the talkies ‘the millionaire’ I george arliss in a new role : i 5 one that you will remember all your lifetime 2 s : arliss as a millionaire who wants to forget his millions! sparkling dialogue delivered' with the inimitable “arliss” wit. / you will be wise to book your seats now—box plans at “the regent” (phone 12=513, two lines) and at “the bristol.” octagon theatre commencing to-morrow (frlday) 2.15 p.m. 7*45 p.m/ (theatre phone 13=091) / (theatre phone 13=091) twice daily, box plans at “ the bristol.” '**■ f ■- may . robson in ‘mother's millions 1 “i’m coming bach to dunedin for one special week at the octagon theatre whether you like it or not!” the greatest success ever screened at the regent... coming back for a special return visit to the octagon because thousands of patrons insist! y octagon prices; a wonderful australian actress. stalls 1/=, dress circle 1/6. reserves 6d extra. m I <■ IB I I i m i i m m i i take great pleasure in giving these two supreme attractions my personal guarantee of excellence and of their entire suitability for the whole family. " signed—alec regan. jj. c. Williamson theatres—supreme in sight and sound. BB!