Page 15 Advertisements Column 8

Otago Daily Times, Issue 20870, 9 November 1929, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS. 'J'HE REGENT ■ Leading New Zealand is Perfection of Sound—Music and Dialogue. 1 TRIUMPH OF TRIUMPHS I A PACKED HOUSE STIRRED, AWED. ENTHRALLED. MEN AND WOMEN WEEP OPENLY! THE GREATEST ALL-TALKING DRAMA YET PRODUCED! “MADAME X” “MADAME X” “MADAME X” \ With RUTH CHATIfflflfON, LEWIS STONE. RAYMOND HACKETT VOCIFEROUS APPLAUSE ACCLAIMS IT THE TRIUMPH OP ALL TALKIES! • Also, STUPENDOUS SUPPORTING TALKIE PROGRAMME. TWICE DAILY. • MATINEE 2.15. EVENING 7.45. FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. TO-NIGHT’S PLAN AGAIN VERY FULL. Secure Your Seats Quickly. Box Plans at Theatre (Phone 12-512). NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR RESERVES. On no account can' Telephone - Bookings be kept To-hight after 7.30. The programme commences sharply at 7.15. Patrons are requested to be in their eeats early; the last-minute rush means congestion. FREE BABY CRECHE AT MATINEE. • s " DAWN.” "DAWN.” • The Masterly Englieh Film Epic. "DAWN.” • "DAWN.” ' The Sublime Beautiful Tragedy of Nurse CavelL v • "DAWN.” "DAWN.” ' With SYBIL THORNDIKE in the Leading Role. "DAWN.” " DAWN.” "DAWN.” "DAWN.” a u DAWN. DAWN. ii n The Picture that no British man, woman, or child can miss. No rancour, no hate, no 1 wars, ■ A glorious sacrifice that sends its leeson. of peace and love to the four comers of the earth. Screening at ■ rpHE REGENT 1 FRIDAY NEXT. Box Plans Open Monday.

A new use has been found for Scotland’s national musical instrument, the bagpipes. When a Port Bannatyne (Buteshire) boat hirer took a party of visitors on a fishing expedition he included a piper in the party. Off they set, equipped only with hand lines, and came back later in the evening with 10Q0 fish. The boat hirer says that the party’s success was due entirely to the piper. Pipe music, he avers, attracts the fish*