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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20965, 3 March 1930, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. STILL ANOTHER AND GREATER TRIUMPH FOR THE REGENT! SOLD OUT SAT. SOON AFTER 7. Don’t be disappointed to-night. Secure your seats quickly. Bookings are heavy. 'X' HE REGENT New Zealand’s Perfect Talkie Theatre. 2,I3—TWIGE DAILY.—7.4S WITHOUT A RIVAL! BEYOND COMPARE! So said London! So said Europe and America! So said Auckland and Wellington! NOW DUNEDIN SAYS THE SAME. Packed Houses tarried away with tumultuous enthusiasm. GLORIA SWANSON In “ THE TRESPASSER 5 ’ The most poignant, most heart appealing story of a noble, wonderful mother love that has ever come to the audible screen, GREATER THAN "MADAME X” Reservations at Theatre (phone 12*512}. And at Thu Bristol and Begg’s. FREE BABY CRECHE AT MATINEE.

Kill mosquitoes, flies, ants, cockroaches, beetles, etc. Spray Flytox freely. Fragrant. Harmless to humans, —Advt, At a cost of £SO an aeroplane teas specially chartered to carry a bunch of keys from Croydon (London) to Paris. A traveller bound from London to Marseilles and the East left his keys at the Victoria railway station. Shortly' after he had left the station his valet discovered the keys and telephoned to Imperial Air-, ways for an air taxi. The aeroplane started more than two hours after the train, but reached the Paris air port in time for the keys to be handed to the owner on hia arrival.