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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21020, 8 May 1930, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. A RECORD RUN". THIRD WEEK. Of the Acknowledged and Grandest of all Talkie Pictures.. WARNER BROS.’ VITAPHONB’g “ DISRAELI ” All Dunedin is Raving About It. J3RINOESS THEATRE Proprietors: Sir Benjamin and Ur John Poller. Cosy and Comfortable as your Own Fireside. WHERE TEE VOICES SOUND NATURAL. ' FULLERS’ PERFECT TALKIES. TWICE DAILY. AFTERNOON 2.30; EVENING 8. Sir Benjamin and Mr John Fuller have the pleasure to present GEORGE ARLISS The Favourite Dramatic Actor of Two Continents. Supported by a Superb all-British • cast. In “DISRAELI.” ■ " DISRAELI.” One of the iposi 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.—Afternoon: D.C., 2s; Stalls, Middle Is 6d, Front Is; Children Halfprice. Evening: D.C., 3e; Stalls, 2* 6d Reserved; 2a Unreserved. Grand Circle le. All taxable prices plus tax. Box Plans at THE BRISTOL till B p.m.; after at HALL’S FRUIT SHOP.

The flame under the Arc de Triompbe, in Paris, has been “rekindled” for the first time by a •woman. It leaps from the pavement in the famous spot as a reminder of the devotion to duty of those who did not return from the battlefields. To be allowed to rekindle the flame-by touching a certain point with a sword it an exceptional honour, and Frenchmen have paid it to “ Madame la Marech'af Haig.” The widow of the British field' marshal went to Paris especially to pcr« form this act, and she received throughout her visit innumerable testimonies of affection for her husband from French persons of all classes. Woods' Great Peppermint Cur* For Influenza Cojds.—Advt.