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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20964, 1 March 1930, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS. WARNING Hundreds could not get in last night. Why be disappointed to-night? Reserve your Seats quickly, without extra charge. To-night’s Bookings are already very heavy. Or, better still. Attend the Matinee and avoid the evening crush. rpHE RE&ENT— New Zealand’s Perfect Talkie Theatre. Direction J, C. Williamson Films. Managing Director .. Beaumont Smith. 215 TWICE DAILY.. 7.45 STILL ANOTHER TRIUMPH FOR AND GREATER THE REGENT! LAST NIGHT’S PACKED HOUSE CARRIED AWAY WITH ENTHUSIASM. WITHOUT A RIVAL! BEYOND COMPARE! 1 So saidXondon! So said Europe and America! So, said Auckland and "Wellington! NOW DUNEDIN SAYS THE SAME. GLORIA SWANSON In “THE TRESPASSER” (A United Artists’ production). The Talking Screen’s Greatest Sensatior GREATER THAN “MADAME X.” Reservations at Theatre (phone 12-512) On no account can Telephone Bookings h£ kept after 7.30 to-night. FREE BABY CRECHE AT MATINEE 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 Deardeu. s Fuller-Hayward’s TRA N D ALL-TALKING, ALL-TALKING, ALL-TALKING, With EVELYN EVELYN BRENT, BRENT, 2.IS—TWICE DAILY—7.4S. “INTERFERENCE.” Paramount “ INTERFERENCE.” “ INTERFERENCE.” “ INTERFERENCE,” “ INTERFERENCE.” “ INTERFERENCE.” “ INTERFERENCE.” “ INTERFERENCE.” “INTERFERENCE.” “INTERFERENCE.” CLIVE BROOK, "INTERFERENCE.” CLIVE BROOK “INTERFERENCE,” “ INTERFERENCE.” “ INTERFERENCE.” “ INTERFERENCE.” “ INTERFERENCE.” “ INTERFERENCE.” “ INTERFERENCE.” “ INTERFERENCE.” “ INTERFERENCE.” EXCELLENT SUPPORTING PROEXCELLENT SUPPORTING PROGRAMME GRAMME OF TALKING AND SINGING OF TALKING AND SINGING FEATURETTES. EEATURETTES, PORIS DORIS KENYON. KENYON. And WILLIAM WILLIAM POWELL. POWELL. BOX PLANS AT THE BRISTOL. PHONE RESERVES AT THEATRE (PHONE 13^79). K™ Fuller-Hay ward’s EDWARD THEATRE. TO-NIGHT AT 7.30. TO-DAY AT 2. THOMAS MEIGHAN In - “ WE’RE ALL GAMBLERS.” Supported by MILTON SILLS In “THE CRASH” For Reserves ring theatre phone 22-57 “ The man ia one of the wonders of the century.”—Melbourne Age. rjWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER. Direction E. J". .Gravestock, Ltd. Commencing TUESDAY, MARCH 11, TUESDAY, MARCH 11, At 8 p.m. And Nightly for a Short Season. E. J. Gravestock, Ltd,, have the honour of presenting ALEXANDER WATSON. ALEXANDER WATSON, ALEXANDER WATSON, ■ALEXANDER WATSON, England’s Foremost Platform Celebrity, In a series of Dramatic Interpretatioi and Recitals of. the Works of Poets, Dramatists, Novelists, and Humorists. , All over the English-speaking world Mr Alexander Watson’s work has a multitude of admirers, for there is probably no Reciter before the public who has the power in such supreme degree of vividly reproducing in the minds of his hearers, without any adventitious aids whatever, the scenes and characters in a story, drama, poem, or humorous episode. FIRST RECITAL MARCH 11. Selections from Sir J. M. Barrie Famous Story; “THE LITTLE MINISTER” Ihe Listeners” (Walter de la Ma "The World’s Workers” (Harry Graham), Laughing Ann ” (A. P. Herbert New Selections from “Now We Are S and “ When We were Very Young (A. A, Milne). T , MARCH 12. John Masefield’s Thrilling Narrate , _ Poem; THE EVERLASTING MERCY,’ And Miscellaneous Selections MARCH 13. KIPLING NIGHT. , r , 1 ’ Programme may he obtained The Bristol. Plans Open on FRIDAY NEXT at Bristol. Reserved Seats, 4s; Unreserved, 3s 2s (plus tax). Lawn tennis. OTAGO v. SOUTHLAND. Anderson’s Bay Courts, TO-DAY (SATURDAY), Commencing at 10 a.m. ADMISSION: Adults, Is; Children, fid. E. S. WILSON, Secretary O.L.T.A. S T LEONARDS CABARET TEAROOMS LTD At St. Leonards-by the Sea. GORGEOUS SURROUNDING PERFECT BALLROOM. Beautifully [Humiliated Ground Bathing Fishing. Dancing, Afternoon Teas Is 6d. Private Parties by Arrangeraei Telephone 12-4C5 Evening Price 6s Couple Taieri horticultural socie Autumn Show, Thursday, March Coronation Hall, Mosgiel, Entries Tuesday evening, at 0 o’clock.—B. Pc secretary. Brain-power wins ele< WASHER FREE. See easy co Uon " Radio Record.” All booksellers (AT AGO DAILY TIAIES A NESS JOB PRINTING MENT. Job Printing of evei tion done with despatch, and current rates.