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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21142, 28 March 1932, Page 16

AMUSEMENTS. TO-DAY MONSTER MATINEE AT 2.15 P.M. THE ONLY REAL FAMILY SHOW IN TOWN. YOU MUST SEE THE " MINSTREL SHOW." CIVIC Direction: .7. C. Williamson Films. Managing Director: Beaumont Smith.. 11 a.m., 2.15 and 8 p.m. THE FIRST OPERA REACHES THE TALKING SCREEN. At Last the Cream of Britain's - Opera Stars Come to the .Screen. TOM BURKE. TOM BURKE. Benowned Tenor from Covent, Garden Opera House, London, an artist of World-wide Fame. MARGUERITE NAMARA, LANCE FAIRFAX, GEORGES BIZET'S RENOWNED " CARMEN." " CARMEN." " CARMEN." " CARMEN." " CARMEN." Released under the title o£ " GIPSY BLOOD." "8.1.P. have produced a picture of which the British film industry may justly bo proud—Marguerite Namara ia one o£ the best Carrnens I have ever seer.." ( —"REYNOLDS." THIS IS CERTAINLY THE EVENT OF THE YEAR. . ADDED ATTRACTION: ON STAGE AFTERNOON AND NIGHTLY— A TREAT FOR' THE OLD AND YOUNG ALIKE. AN OLD-TIME MINSTREL SHOW. "THE DARKTOWN REVUE." "THE DARKTOWN REVUE." SONGS DANCES FUN GALORE —NEW ' JOKES LOUD LAUGHS—SO BRILLIANT KIDDIES-FULL STAGE BAND. BOS PLANS NOW OPEN. BOOK EARLY-IT COSTS NO MORE. PHONE 30-100.

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