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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21021, 9 May 1930, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. A RECORD RUN. THIRD WEEK Of the Acknowledged and Grandest of all Talkie Pictures. WARNER BROS.’ VITAPHONE'S “ DISRAELI ” All Dunedin is Raving About It. pRINCESS THEATRE Proprietors: 61r Benjamin and lir John Poller. Cosy and Comfortable as your Own Fireside. WHERE THE VOICES SOUND NATURAL. FULLERS’ PERFECT TALKIES. TWICE DAILY. AFTERNOON 2.30; EVENING 8. Sir Benjamin and Mr John Puller nave the pleasure to present GEORGE ARLISS The Favourite. Dramatic Actor of Two Continents. Supported by a Superb all-British cast. ■ In , DISRAELI." ‘■"DISRAELI." -"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, Middle Is fid, Front Is; Children Halfprice.. Evening; D.C., 3s; Stalls, 2s fid Reserved; 2s Unreserved. Grand Circle la. All taxable prices" plus tax. Box Plans at THE BRISTOL till 5 pan.; after at HALL'S FRUIT SHOP.

Recognition of a gallant act in a mins is contained in the announcement that the King has awarded the Edward Medal to Mr Joseph Wilson. Mr Wilson, was working in Murton Colliery, Durham, when a fall of roof occurred in another part of the pit, completely burying Mr Ralph Chisholm and partially burying Mr David Stevenson. Mr Wilson ran to the place and stopd over Mr Stevenson, shielding him from further falls for 35 minutes until rescuers extricated the imprisoned man. By that time Mr* Wilson was half dazed and had been badly bruised about the body. Kaitangata is freo from dross or stone, and burns -cleanly to the last without soot, —Adri.