Page 13 Advertisements Column 6

Otago Daily Times, Issue 20962, 27 February 1930, Page 13

AMUSEMENTS. THOUSANDS HAVE SEEN IT ALL OVER THE WORLD. “ INTERFERENCE ” has one of the greatest premieres ever accorded amotion picture in the theatre centre of the world. As a stage play it ran for more than a year in New York, two years in London. It is one of the r strangest, most absorbing dramas ever enacted. Written by the well-known novelists, Ronald Pertwee and Harold Dearden. • COMMENCING AT Fuller-Hay war d’s gTR A N D TO-MORROW. TO-MORROW. “ INTERFERENCE/ “ INTERFERENCE.” “ INTERFERENCE.” “ INTERFERENCE.” “ INTERFERENCE.” “ INTERFERENCE." “ INTERFERENCE.” “ INTERFERENCE.” “ INTERFERENCE.” “ INTERFERENCE.” “INTERFERENCE.” CLIVE BROOK’, “ INTERFERENCE.” DORIS “ INTERFERENCE.” “ INTERFERENCE.” “ INTERFERENCE.” “ INTERFERENCE.” “ INTERFERENCE.” “ INTERFERENCE.” “ INTERFERENCE.” “ INTERFERENCE.” EXCELLENT SUPPORTING PROEXCELLENT SUPPORTING PROGRAMME GRAMME OF TALKING. AND SINGING OF TALKING AND SINGING FEATURETTES. FEATURETTBS. BOX PLANS AT THE BRISTOL. PHONE RESERVES AT THEATRE (PHONE 13-379). Paramount ALL-TALKING, ALL-TALKING, ALL-TALKING, With EVELYN EVELYN BRENT, BRENT, CLIVE BROOK, DORIS KENYON. KENYON. And WILLI Ail WILLIAM, POWELL. POWELL. Puller-Hayward's O TRAN D 2.15 —TWICE DAILY—7.4S. “THE YOUNGER GENERATION," “THE YOUNGER GENERATION," WITH AN ALL-STAR CAST. Jean Hersholt Ricardo Cortez, Lina Basquette, Rosa Rosanova. Rex Lease, Martha Franklin, Julanne. Johnston, Jack Ramond, Sydney Crossley. Otto Fries. Julia Swayne. Gordon Donnald Hall. Fuller-Hayward’s TWING . EDWARD THEATRE AV. -To-night, 7.30. “ CRAIG’S WIFE." Supported by i “THE TRAGIC HOUR" With MARIA JACOBINI _ And an All-Star Cast. . For Reserves Ring Theatre Phone 22-573. WHERE BANDSMEN MEET—At the National Billiard Parlors, behind the Bank of N.Z.

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