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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21196, 29 November 1930, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS. Yesterday's Premiere an Unequalled „ Triumph! ■tinge and Gratifying Initial Success of ALL-BRITISH “TALKIE" WEEK. ALL-BRITISH " TALKIE " WEEK. ALL-BRITISH “ TALKIE ’ WEEK. At The • - mpire DE LUXE E „ „ (Telephones 12-432 and 12-433) Full Orchestral Matinee 2.15 Evening Session De Luxe .. .. .. 7.45 Large and extremely enthusiastic audiences both presentations yesterday delighted with the exceptional quality of both productions. , Two • amazingly fine All-British films on the one programme. FIRST— ' ENGLAND'S LATEST TRIUMPH IN ALL-DIALOGUE DRAMATIC PRODUCTIONS, Presenting, with justifiable pride, the Superb Adaptation ol DION TETHERIDGE'S GREAT LONDON STAGE PLAY. »LMS—O—S—E E—N—D—S.” “ L—o—o—S—E . E—N—D—S" “LOOSE ENDS.” "LOOSE ENDS," “LOOSE ENDS." “LOOSE ENDS.” “LOOSE ENDS” “LOOSE’ENDS,” “LOOSE ENDS.” “LOOSE ENDS.” “LOOSE ENDS." “LOOSE ENDS” “LOOSE ENDS.” “LOOSE ENDS.” “ L—o—o—S—E E—N—rD —S.” "L—o—O—S—E E—N—D—S.” (Adult Audience Recommendation.) Featuring The Famous English Stars, EDNA BEST and OWEN NAEES. EDNA BEST and OWEN NARES. EDNA. BEST and NARES. A. Stirring, Daring Drama of Life in . the London of To-day! SECONDLYTHE GREATEST OF ALL-BRITISH COMEDIES! The laugh sensation that has doubled up \ audiences .wide world over. “Not So Quiet on the Western Front.” “ Not So’Quiet on the Western Front." “ Not So Quiet on the Western Front.” “Not So Quiet on the Western Front.” Which stars England’s favourite Comedian LESLIE PULLER. LESLIE •FULLER. LESLIE FULLER. IT’S ONE LONG ROARING RIOT STRAIGHT FROM LONDON. BRAND NEW AND ORIGINAL! Also. THE CONCERT ORCHESTRA M. de Rose. Mus. Dir. .. • Overture, Selection of British Airs. .Entr’acte, Semiramide” (Rossini). DON’T DELAY!, MAKE EARLY RESERVATIONS. Box Plans at The Bristol and at the Theatre, Phonesi 12-432 and 12-433. KING EDWARD THEATRE To-night at 7.45. ■ To-day at 2.15. Madge .Bellamy. . ; Margaret Livingston Madge Bellamy Margaret Livingston ■ • ■ And .•’ . \ ROBERT ELLIS . i • In “TO-NIGHT AT TWELVE.” . “TO-NIGHT AT TWELVE.” “TO-NIGHT AT TWELVE." "TO-NIGHT AT TWELVE." , "TO-NIGHT AT TWELVE.” . "TO-NIGHT AT TWELVE.” The play that 'made Broadway gasp, now an All-talking Picture. THE SUPPORTING PROGRAMME Includes COMEDY GAZETTE and •TALKING, and SINGING FEATURES. For Reserves Ring Theatre, Phone 22-573. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. .. Signor GIOVANNI STELLA Will; Present SIGNOBINA GRAZIELLA . ROSSI In - ’ A -GRAND CONCERTO In ' , THE TOWN HAIi, • • ■' ’On ■ SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13. At 8 p.m. _ This, will afford an opportunity fo; those who did' npt attend the Royal Mai Choir Concert to-hear New - Zealand’i wonderful new Soprano. ■ PED CROSS S 0 CIE GARDEN PETE. MONTECILLO HOME GROUNI . SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6. the Mayor will Offi A Open *he Function at 2.30 p.m All those attending the Fete ar sured of a > very - pleasant outing; spacious grounds never looked mor tractive. Ample seating will be Tided. Afternoon tea will be servi a -large marquee, and ice creams wi Available. . By P*mission of the Officer Conn mg, , the Band- of the ■; let Battalion render a full programme of bright cal items. • tion hC Home ’ will be Open for Ir , The Hoidier Patients will have tastefully displaying fine samples of Handiwork for^ Sale; Articles are h suitably for Christmas presents. P r efits go to the men. • When making, purchases patrons satisfaction of knowing the 1 assisting the men who served their ' try so well, . . - COME IN CROWDS. AND SPEN PLEASANT AFTERNOON! FINAL DANCE NIGHT OF THE SEASON AT THE SAVOY. Patrons are advised to .make their reservation early for the Final. SATURDAY SUPPER DAVfP SATURDAY SUPPER DANCI This is certain to be an eventful night, and heavy bookings are already recorded. Admission, sa, including suppei For table phone 12-133. “THE SAVOYT. a R N ACS CAS ANTIQUE GALLERY? Mrs JACKSON PURDIE i that.she has just received from two shipments of Antique Furnii China, all guaranteed bv- the Bri tique Dealers’ Association as be 100 years old. The shipment Quaint old ' Chippendale Corm boards, Georgian Sofa, Tables, Bov Chests, and enclosed Washstan beautiful and .rare specimens oi Worcester. Spode. and Swanse; Sr an 7j- which are very euiti Wedding Presents or Xmas Giftf ery and grounds are the Public on Tuesdays and S only from. 2 p.m. until 6 p.m. ADMISSION 2s 6d. Afternoon Tea Provided I Please Note.—THIS DOES N CLUDE VIEWING THE IN OP THE CASTLE. ' (CORPORATION BU Will Leave OLD STAR OFFICE, BOND ST At 2.10 p.m.. On SUNDAY, NOVEMBER : For the Otago Aero Club’s Aero Taieri Plains. , Fare, 4s Id return. Seats ( booked without charge at Tramway phone 13-026. D A N The DANCERS' INSTITL EXTENDED SOCIAL. EMI TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5 Good Music. Supper. A. A. MOOREHEAD, H N,B.—Right,o£ Admission Ri