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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20874, 14 November 1929, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. IF YOU MISS IT. Positively Last Two Screenings in Dun* edin To-day at 2.15 and 7.45. You miss the most wonderful all-talking drama yet! MADAME X " Thousands have packed the theatre every night throughout the week and have been stirred with Ruth Cliatterton’s amazing, triumphant acting. ■ THE REGENT Leading New Zealand in Perfection of Bound—Music and Dialogue. Direction.... J. C. Williamson Filma. Managing Director Beaumont Smith. 2.15. TWICE DAILY. 7.45. (Both Shows Exactly the Same.) COMMENCING TO-MORROW. COMMENCING TO-MORROW. COMMENCING TO-MORROW. A Programme never before equalled. TWO POWERFUL FEATURES And Supporting Items. With pride we announce the privilege of presenting The Masterly British Film Epic. “D A W N” - “D A W N ” “ D A W N 15 "DAWN”With SYBIL THORNDIKE, England’s Pre-eminent Dramatic Actress, In the role of NURSE CAYELL. •The most talked of picture the world has ever known. A picture produced without rancour or hate. No horrifying war scenes, but just the plain, simple story of the glorious sacrifice of a noble English lady. A lesson in peace born of a great conflict and a greater tragedy. A PICTURE'THAT NO BRITISH MAN, WOMAN, OR CHILD DARE MISS. With GRAND CHORAL PRESENTATION By THE R.S.A. CHOIR And Special Musical and Sound Synchronisation. Also screening EDDIE QUILLAN MARION NIXON Id “ GERALDINE,” “ GERALDINE.” " GERALDINE.” “GERALDINE.” ‘ “GERALDINE.” A Pathe Part-dialogue comedy drama. BOOKINGS ALREADY HEAVY For Friday and Saturday. DON’T WAIT. MAKE CERTAIN. Reservations at Theatre (Phone 12-512' and The Bristol, and Kiwi Cycle Shop. *