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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21019, 7 May 1930, Page 13

AMUSEMENTS. UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS. UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS. THIRD WEEK THIRD WEEK Of the Acknowledged Greatest and Grandest, of all Talking Pictures, “DISRAELI” -The Picture All Dunedin Is Raving About. pRINCESS THEATRE Proprietors) Sir Benjamin and Ur John Fuller, ' Cosy and Comfortable hs your Own Fireside. WHERE SOUND SOUNDS BEST. FULLERS’ PERFECT TALKIES. TWICE DAILY. ' AFTERNOON 2.30. •; NIGHT 8. AFTERNOON 2.30. NIGHT 8. • Sir Benjamin and-Mr John Fullqr have the pleasure to present GEORGE ARLISS \ The Eminent English Actor. ' Supported by a Superb all-Britisb cast. In Warner Bros.’ Vitapbone Majestic Dramatic' Masterpiece. ■ “DISRAELI." -I —. DISRAELI." = One of the most fascinating figures of the past century brought to the Dunedin' people. through the talking screen and the art of a master actor.. Theatre Crowded Nightly. ATTEND THE MATINEES AND AVOID THE EVENING CRUSH. PRlCES.—Matinees: D.C., 2s: Stalls. ,1s 6d; Grand Circle, Is; Children Halfprice. Evening: D.C.. 3s; Stalls (unreserved) , 2s; reserved, 2s fid (plus tax) Grand Circle, Is. Box Plans at THE BRISTOL till 5. p.m.; after at HALL’S FRUIT SHOP.

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