Page 11 Advertisements Column 5

Otago Daily Times, Issue 20963, 28 February 1930, Page 11

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 strangest, most absorbing dramas ever enacted. Written by the well-known novelists, Ronald Pertwee and Harold Dearden. F uller-Hay war d’s g T RAND 2.IS—TWICE DAILY—7.4S. “INTERFERENCE.” Paramount " INTERFERENCE.” ALL-TALKING, “ INTERFERENCE.” ALL-TALKING, “ INTERFERENCE.” , ALL-TALKING, “ INTERFERENCE.” With “ INTERFERENCE.” EVELYN “ INTERFERENCE.” EVELYN “ INTERFERENCE.” BRENT. “ INTERFERENCE.” BRENT. “INTERFERENCE.” CLIVE BROOK, “INTERFERENCE.” CLIVE BROOK. “INTERFERENCE.” 'DORIS “ INTERFERENCE.” DORIS “INTERFERENCE.” KENYON. “INTERFERENCE.” KENYON. “ INTERFERENCE.” And “INTERFERENCE.” WILLIAM “INTERFERENCE.” WILLIAM “ INTERFERENCE.” POWELL. “ INTERFERENCE.” POWELL. EXCELLENT SUPPORTING PROEXCELLENT SUPPORTING PROGRAMME GRAMME , OF TALKING AND SINGING OF TALKING AND SINGING FEATURETTES. FEATURETTES. . x BOX PLANS AT THE BRISTOL. PHONE RESERVES AT THEATRE (PHONE 13-379). BAND CONTEST . TOWN HALL. ' TO-NIGHT,. TO-NIGHT, AT 7.30 O’CLOCK. RECALLS in the — Quartettes, . / Trombone Trios, Champion Cornet Solo, B Flat Cornet Solo. SELECTION BY THE WINNING A GRADE BAND. SELECTION BY THE WINNING B GRADE BAND (Oamaru Municipal Band), While Dr W. G. PRICE Will Reader the Following ORGAN SOLOS;— “ Evening Meditation ” (Johnston), I “ Rigaudon ” (Raff). THIS MORNING: Trombone Trios, Side Drums. THIS AFTERNOON: Tenor Trombone Solos, Bass Drum Solo. SATURDAY, MARCH >l. CARISBROOK GROUND. A and B GRADE QUICKSTEP CONTEST And MASSED DISPLAY. In Addition, THE BUGLE BAND Will Give a Display. The Programme will Commence at 2 p.m, and Conclude at 5.15 pan. * BOX PLANS are Rapidly Filling: Six Sections Already Booked. Don't Delay,. BOOK NOW. Box Plan at The Bristol. The Numbers of the Performing Bands and the Winners will be placed on Score Board at Carisbrook. ■ - SATURDAY NIGHT, TOWN HALL, At 7 o’clock. THE GRAND FINALE. A AND B GRADE BANDS. \ Own Choice Contest, This should prove a most interesting competition, and should" make. a fitting climax to the Contest. ADMISSIONS: Quickstep Contest, Carisbrook: Ground, Is; Stand, Is'; Children, Half-price. Reserved Seats, admitting to ground’ and stand, 3a Town Hall: D.C. Reserved Seats, -3a; Unreserved Seats. 2s; Back Seats, downstairs, 2s; Front Seats and Gallery, Is. Admission Day Sessions, Gd. , BOX PLAN AT THE BRISTOL. Quickstep. Tickets obtainable at the Otago Spores Depot, S.' Jacobs’s, W. T. Elliott (George street), C. Fleming (Cargill’s Corner) C. Begg and Co., and at The Bristol. , Official Souvenir Programmes on Sale at Carisbrook and Town Hall. Price, Is. E. S, WILSON, Secretary. .CONCERT CHAMBER, NEW TOWN HALL, On MONDAY, MARCH at 8 p.m. The BRISTOL pIaNO COMPANY, in Conjunction with Signora MARTINELLI- - have arranged a GRAND CONCERT by Dunedin’s Most Talented Artists, including Mr MURE, of Great Britain, a Celebrated Conjurer and Illusionist, who will impersonate the great Chinese Conjuror and Illusionist, LONG TACK SAM. Dress Circle, 2s 6d; Orchestral Stalls, 2e: Back Stalls, Is 6d. Reserves Free. Box Plan Now Open at The Bristol, where all tickets are obtainable. 1 Doors Open at 7 p.m. •

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