AMUSEMENTS. TO LIGHT. OR NOT TO LIGHT? That is the question! IS DUNEDIN DOWN-HEARTED? NO! Not whilst The Flag’s Still Plying at THE REGENT New Zealand's Premier Talkie Theatre. KEEP YOUR SPIRITS UP! You can have the time of your life At THE FINEST TALKIE PROGRAMME YET PRESENTED IN DUNEDIN. Crowded Houses all this week have acclaimed it such! FINAL SCREENINGS TO-DAY 2.15 and 7.45 NORMA SHEARER In “THEIR OWN DESIRE.” More Adorable even than “ Mrs Cheney.” And Terrific Supporting Programme,' COMMENCING TO-MORROW A Still .Greater Bill! You heard him sing in “ The Pagan! " Tou remember the enchantment of his golden voice! .Now you will hear him sing five songs! And he speaks as well! RAMON NOYAREO RAMON NOYAREO Supported by Two Fascinating Artistes, DOROTHY JORDAN, MARION HARRIS, ■ .In A Beautiful and Stirring Musical Romance, All Talking! All Singing! “DEVIL MAY CARE." “ DEYIL MAY CARE." A Thrilling and Magnificently Artistic Story of the Days of Napoleon, when the Great Emperor was Banished to Elba. STIRRING! DRAMATIC! SPECTACULAR! Novarro as the Gallant Fighter and Audacious Lover. Can you picture the famous Gardens of _ Fontainebleau? Can you imagine the beautiful bevy of dancing girls, in their quaint striped costumes, the picturesque landscape and enchanting sky. alls portrayed in gorgeous techmcolour—and'’then behind the rows of dancers, a myriad tall fountains rising up in dazzling kaleidoscope? IT WILL MAKE YOU GASP. “DEVIL MAY CARE” IS ONE OP THE BIG PRODUCTIONS OF THE YEAR. And Supporting it AN ARRAY OP TALKING AND SINGING FEATURETTES GREATER EVEN THAN THIS WEEK’S. It is Race Week! ■ Booking will be ' Heavy! Get in Early! ■ Reservations at Theatre (Phone 12-512), and at The Bristol and at Beeg’s. FREE BABY CRECHE 'AT MATINEE
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21020, 8 May 1930, Page 11
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