Page 17 Advertisements Column 8

Otago Daily Times, Issue 20786, 3 August 1929, Page 17

AMUSEMENTS. APPLAUSE GREETS EVERY ITEM IN NEW MIGHTY PROGRAMME! NEVER SUCH AN ENTERTAINMENT • IN ANY PICTURE THEATRE BEFORE! MUSIC, DRAMA, COMEDY, SINGING, DANCING, INTEREST, NOVELTY THE PERFECT SHOW! To-night’s Plan. Filling Rapidly—Make Certain—Book Early—No Extra Charge for Reserves. Telephone. Reserves cannot be kept to-night after 7.30. X HE REGENT —- The .House with the Perfect Talkies. Direction....... ,J. C. Williamson Films. Managing Director... .Beaumont Smith. 2.15 TWICE DAILY (Both Shows Exactly the • Same.) SEE and HEAR The Paramount All-Talking, Singing, and Dancing Hit. . . . “CLOSE HARMONY.'’ . . . . . . “CLOSE HARMONY." ... . . . “CLOSE HARMONY." . . . . . . “CLOSE HARMONY.” . . . . . . "CLOSE HARMONY.” . . . ..." CLOSE HARMONY." . . . . . . “CLOSE .HARMONY.” . The First Musical Drama' to reach the screen. .Featuring NANCY CARROLL, CHARLES (Buddy) ROGERS. JACK OAKIE - SKEETS GALLAGHER, HARRY GREEN. A real happy natural slice of human life amongst stage folk—their ambitions and heartaches, their pleasures and thrills. When you hear Nancy Carroll and Buddy sing and play and talk you’U just- love them. When you hear Harry ■ Green, Oakie and Gallagher, why,, you’ll just roar with laughter. , • Also Screening, IRENE RICH and WARNER BAXTER, IRENE RICH and WARNER BAXTER IRENE RICH and WARNER BAXTER In ft ft CRAIG’S WIFE.” CRAIG’S WIPE.” CRAIG’S WIFE.” A Great Dramatic, Thrilling, Appealing Domestic Drama.' A deeply, sympathetic •screen story superbly, acted. And SMITH and'DALE, - MARIO and LAZAHIN, ANNA PRINZE and EMILY DAY, In a Brilliant Singing and Talking Parody, “KNIGHTS IN VENICE.” A Screamingly Funny Sound Cartoon that simply brought the house down last.night. Pathe Sound News. Box Plans at Theatre (Phone' 12-512) , BE WISE - BOOk QUICKLY.

A Wanganui family with four children recently visited by the honorary welfare officer (Mrs Dextor) wa s found to have been entirely without milk £6r three months iii consequence of tihe husband s inability to ; find employment, and the condition of the children evidenced the malnutrition. Since tile welfare officer's visit, however, arrangements have been made for milk supplies to be left at the home, and the condition of. the children has improved accordingly.-