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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20473, 30 July 1928, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. PACKING THE THEATRE TO THE DOORS ON SATURDAY, A MIGHTY AUDIENCE REVELLED IN THE OUTSTANDING PROGRAMME! At r J [ v H E REGENT MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2.15. THIS EVENING, AT 7.45 SHARP. OSCAR STRAUSS'S OSCAR STRAUSS'S Delightful Musical Comedy: THE “LAST WALTZ” “ LAST WALTZ.” “ LAST WALTZ.” “ LAST WALTZ.” “ LAST WALTZ,” “ LAST WALTZ.” “ LAST WALTZ.” With the Special Musical Score. YOU’LL THRILL TO ITS MAGIC— Royal Romance —Intrigue —Love —in a Glittering Setting!!! And there will also be— CLARA BOW. CLARA BOW. CLARA BOW. CLARA BOW. Our Snappy CLARA BOW. CLARA BOW. CLARA BOW. CLARA BOW. IT” Girl, in GET YOUR MAN.” GET YOUR MAN.” GET YOUR MAN.” GET YOUR MAN.” A Scream of a Comedy about a girl who didn’t have much hope, but she “ Got Her Man.” See How! Both Paramount Pictures. RECALLED AGAIN AND AGAIN. MEAZZA AND ADRIENNE, MEAZZA AND ADRIENNE, MEAZZA AND ADRIENNE, MEAZZA AND ADRIENNE, MEAZZA AND ADRIENNE. MEAZZA AND ADRIENNE, MEAZZA AND ADRIENNE, Famous Continental Dancers. Whose Amazing Dancing is the Talk of Dunedin —2000 People on Saturday gave them an Extraordinary Ovation! Special Musical Programme Arranged by ARTHUR G. FROST Fcr Regent Operatic Orchestra. HEAVY BOOKING AT THEATRE {’phones 12-512 and 12-513) or BRISTOL. 5000 6000 People booked in advance in Wellingthe booking in Dunedin promises to be heavier still!! Be warned, and BOOK NOW for “ CHANG.” PLANS FILLING HOURLY! BOOK EARLY BOOK EARLY For “ CHANG.’ “ CHANG.’ “ CHANG.’ CHANG.” CHANG.” CHANG.” Love, Life, and Death in the Wilds— It’s Thrilling, Fierce, Tumultuous!! “ CHANG ” COMES TO H E REGENT Commencing FRIDAY NEXT. AUGUST 3. “ CHANG.” “ CHANG.” “ CHANG.” " CHANG.” “ CHANG.” “ CHANG.” (A Paramount Picture). “THERE NEVER WAS A GREATER PICTURE MADE.” BOOK EARLY. BOOK EARLY. PLANS NOW OPEN AT THEATRE (’Phones 12-512 and 12-513) AND BRISTOL. DUNEDIN COMPETITIONS 27th ANNUAL FESTIVAL, HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE, COMMENCING SEPTEMBER 18. ENTRIES CLOSE On WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8. Entries may be made at The Bristol Piano Co., Messrs C. Begg and Co., or with E. S. WILSON, Secretary. T. and G. Buildings, Princes street. U ULL’ S PICTURES. The Management of Hull’s Pictures will present a BIG SPECIAL PROGRAMME. “THE ROOKIES” and THE HEENEY-SHARKEV FIGHT FILM, at RANFURLY.—TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), NASEBY.—TUESDAY. July 31. OPHIR—WEDNESDAY, August 1. LAUDER.—THURSDAY, August 2. CROMWELL.—FRIDAY, AUGUST 4. MILLER’S FLAT. SAUTURDAY, AUGUST 4. Don’t Miss this Splendid Programme. Adults, 2s: Children, Is. CONGE R T, Consisting of ELOCUTION' AND MUSIC BY ENGLISH COMPOSERS, Will be given by THE PUPILS OF ARCHERFIELD In ST. ANDREW’S HALL. CARROLL STREET, At 7.45 p.m. on TUESDAY, 7th AUGUST. Admission: Adults 2s, Children Is. ST. CLAIR BOY SCOUTS. —A meeting of I the Parents’ Committee will be held in the Presbyterian School Room on Thurs- j day, August 2, at 8 p.m. 30Jy PORTOBELLO SCHOOL BAZAAR, Ferry Steanrer Tarewal : Time table first page this issue. Don't miss this treat. A”ER3HAM ODDFELLOWS’ DANCE, Forbury Corner, Wednesday Next. Members Is 6d, Non-members 2s, Ladies Is. Good music; supper provided. 28jy HPHE FARMERS’ PAPER—The AgriJ- cultural Department of the Otago Witness is acknowledged to be unequalled by that of any other weekly in the Dominion.