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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21255, 9 February 1931, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. pRINCESS THEATRE Screening 2.15 TWICE DAILY OFFICIAL PICTURES OF THE EARTHQUAKE DISASTER Authentic and Appalling Scenes of the Once Prosperous and Beautiful NAPIER AND HASTINGS. - PRINCESS THEATRE. - Where Talkies Talk the Best. Sir Benjamin and John Fuller present “BRIDE OF THE REGIMENT” Daughter of the Moon, Mistress of the Stars, Sweetheart to a Thousand Warriors—Hear Her Story—Told, Sung, and Pictured in Full Technicolour, with Seven Big Stars in the Leading Roles. “ BRIDE OF THE REGIMENT.” “BRIDE OF THE REGIMENT.” “BRIDE OP THE REGIMENT.” “BRIDE OF THE REGIMENT." “BRIDE OF THE REGIMENT.” “BRIDE OF THE REGIMENT." One of the Truly Great Romances of all times, with VIVIENNE SEGAL, MYRNA LOY, WALTER PIDGEON, ALLAN PRIOR, LOUISE FAZENDA. LUPINO LANE, FORD STERLING, And 1000 Supporting Players, Based on the Operetta, -(“A” Cert. —Recommended for Adults.) A First National Vitaphone Production. SPLENDID SUPPORTING FEATURETTES. Book Your Seats at BRISTOL till 5 p.m., after at HALL’S Fruit Shop. Theatre Tel., 13-702.

—Mr Alfred Smith the former Governor of the State of New *ork. is havin a glasshouse built, at a cost of M 6.000, over his apartment high above Fifth avenue. He expects it to pay for itse.f in better health for himself, his famdj, and his pets. It will be big enough tor a romp with every one of the ex-Governo grandchildren, and will house three cats, two canaries, two dogs, a parrot, and < monkey, to say nothing of numerous tropical plants. A special violet-ray glass is beino: used in enclosing this sunbath, which. it is declared will bring many of the delights of the Riviera to Mr Smith’s own doorstep, or, rather, his root.