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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20708, 4 May 1929, Page 15

AMUSEMENT'S. STILL THE CROWDS !- BIG MATINEE TO-DA Y. BIG MATINEE TO-DAY. -STILL THE ACCLAIM! - BIG MATINEE TO-DAY. - BIG MATINEE TO-DAY. T H E 0 C. T A G O N T H E A T R E. . ’ .(Dunedin's First Movietone -House.) ■ EVERY EVENING, 7.45. ■ —• EVERY AFTERNOON, 2.15;: Intense interest and appreciation manifested in this. The Greatest Movietone Enter- ■ tainment yet Presented. FOX MOVIETONE’S OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT— She Perfect Movietone Record of.the Address by HIS MAJESTY KING GEORGE V on the Occasion of the Opening of the Newcastle-on-Tyne Bridge! . ; —-THE EOYAL V 01CE—. ;.y—__ ' • . • Of ' HIS MAJESTY KING GEORGE V. - Screened with Official Sanction, the OCTAGON lias been accorded the distinguished honour of presenting in Talking Pictures, HIS MAJESTY’S Tyne Address as , . a new link in the Bond of Empire. FOX , “ TALKIE” FOX MOVIETONE NEWS. Events of the World in Sight and Sound. General Godley Addresses you from the , * .. - screen. • • > ■ . - - SHORT SUBJECTS. ' “IN A'MUSIC SHOPPE.” A Delightful Movietone subject woven round- the Life of the now famous Stephen Foster.. Superb Dialogue, ■ ’ Singing, and Music Sequences! • - • ■ IN ADDITION; ■ ' ''■ ; • , THE GREATEST DRAMATIC TRIUMPH OF 1929! FOX 12-REEIy MOVIETONE SUPER SPECIAL, , DOLORES DEL RIO DOLORES DEL RIO ■ ■ In ■■ : .’ • ‘ "THE RED DANCE.” “THE RED DANCE” “THE RED DANCE.”- “THE RED DANCE." > "THE RED DANCE." ‘‘THE RED DANCE." . A MARVELLOUS STORY OF ROMANCE AND REVOLUTION! Accompanied by ROXY THEATRE; ORCHESTRA, of TlO players, in Spectacular Synchronised Score!!! Theatre Male'Choir, of 40 Voices, in Theme Song. (Entire Programme Reproduced by New De Fprest Installation.) BOOKING.—BOX PLANS Nbw Available at THEATRE ONLY from 10 ami DAILY*. Theatre Phone 13-091, Always, Available for Reservations. V INTENSE PUBLIC INTEREST-MAKES EARLY BOOKING ADVISABLE. TREMENDOUS ENTERTAINMENT! As Big as the Seven Seas——As' Mighty as the British Navy, . - “THE LUCK OF THE NAVY.” ■"THE LUCK OF THE NAVY.”' (J R A N D and PLAZA -TWICE DAILYTHE AT RE s. —7.30. - Princess Marv's Favourite Melodrama ——The Big British Testimony to the • , . “ SILENT SERVICE.” “THE LUCE OF THE NAVY”. “THE! LUCK OF THE NAV Y’’ ‘!THE LUCK OF THE NAVY.” - “THE LUCK OF THE NAVY," - “THE LUCK OP THE NAVY." - “THE LUCK OF THE NAVY.” Featuring-' two -of England's Leading Stage and .-Screen Figures, , HENRY VICTOR; — EVELYN LAYE. Terrific band to hand encounters dazzling settings, . the mobilisation of the Fleet, action, thrills, romance, and. humour; all are included in this magnificent production. AND NOW,-FOR A PICTURE EVERY BOY AND GIRL WILL ENJOY. The greatest Jauch-and-tbrill pictiiig JACKIE COOGAN.ieVer made—Fun—excite-(pent—thunder—ueck-and-neck in the ewiftest racing drama ever. 1 .- 7: : ‘ JOHNNY GET YOUR HAIR CUT.” . ; , “ JOHNNY GET YOUR HAIR CUT.’’ > In ,addition, another of the British Sporting Series entitled/' WRESTLING! " NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. ; ' •' , y IST T BEA.UTIUUL LAKE w ANA KA. I . WEEK-END EXCURSIONS: DUNEDIN TO PEMBROKE, v -. FRIDAY TO -TUESDAY.',. ... ; On ; FRIDAY; May-10, hud dry each: subsequent Friday .until December 13 (inclusive), Week-end Excursion Tickets will, be issued from Dunedin to Pembroke, available for return on Tuesday following date of issue, - . ... Train leaves Dunedin J.4Q,a.m. Fridays; returns Tuesdays 5.47 p.m. ‘v- ■ ■r ; . First Class, £5: 4s 6d. Second Class; £4 13s. - Includes Rail;Fdre,-Siotor Pare, and- Accommodation at Pembroke Hotel from dinner' Friday till breakfast.TueAiay.y •: ! Tickets available ny Anderson’s Cromwell-Pembroke Motor Service only. 7" . , ' ' FIVE, DAYS’. GLORIOUS HOLIDAY. : Tickets obtainable and; further information supplied at Telephone 10-030. / ‘ RAILWAY BOOKING OFFICE. MOTOR SERVICES. PENINSULA .MO TO R S B R*V I C E,. LTD. TJMErTABLB ALTERATIONS. , /■ V The Winter Time-table will Operate as from MONDAY, APRIL 8; " Slight'Alteration Only. . .; New Time-tables, containing-Scale of Fares and other Information,'obtain-■ able Free- of Charge ,from all : Drivers, Queen’s Gardena Bug, Stand,' or from ' ~ ' . ■ the Office, 90 Prinpes street. ■ "AROUND OTAGO PENINSULA." The Finest Round Trip in New Zealand. Buses leave Queen’s Gardens on . -MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY,; and SUNDAY, at 2.30 p.m. Fare, ss. Afternoon Tea Free. . ■ NOTE.—We have Buses available , for Special Trips, at’- Reasonable Rates. U ONE D I N-C H RIS.T CHURCH EX PRESS MOTOR. SERVICE. Via W AIM ATE. Departs Daily at 8 am auo 3.30 p.m. Connects with Lyttelton Ferry on .SUNDAYS for DUNEDIN. - DUNEDIN PALMERSTON RaNFUKLY . CROMWELL • LAKES TIMARU - OAMARU PALMERSTON RANFURLY AND LAKES . . (Tueday - Thursos? Saturday returning Monday Wednesday Friday). - . DUNEDIN PEMBROKE QUEENSTOWN, ' Via Lawrence Roxburgh. Daily at 8 a.m. V ; Express Passenger and ParcOi Services to,'Any Town on above Routes. ■r— WHITE STAR 7 MOTOR SERVICES i: (Throughout New Zealand.) ■ Dnnediu Office; 14-20 STAFFORD STREET Phone 19-444.

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