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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21409, 10 August 1931, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS BRENDEL ALWAYS MAKES YOU SCREAM! pRINCESS THEATRE Where Sound Sounds Best. Steam Heated Throughout. 2,15 p.m. TWICE DAILY. 8 p.m. The Hilarious Swede of “Just Imagine.’* EL BRENDEL EL BRENDEL. EL BRENDEL, And the most fascinating bundle of French frivolity the screen can boast. Fill D ’OR S AY FIFI D’ORSAY TOGETHER IN THE LAST WORD IN FILM FARCES. " MR LEMON OF ORANGE.” “MR LEMON OF ORANGE.” “MR LEMON OF ORANGE.” “MR LEMON OF ORANGE.” • (Written by EDDIE CANTOR, star of “WHOOPEE”) It’s All Too Uproarious! Too Exciting! Too Funny for Words! Miss It —and you Lose the Laugh of the Year! Fox News, Comedy, and “Cherry Blossom Time in Japan.” \ Box Plans at The Bristol till 5 p.m.} after at Hall’s Fruit Shop, LOOK WHO’S COMING! MARIE DRESSLER POLLY MORAN The Screen’s Two Perfect Comediennes in “ R-E-D-U-C-I-N-G.” FRIDAY NEXT.

Mozart had, according to all accounts, an exceedingly well-developed nasal pro* tuberancc, and used It to advantage in a challenge to Haydn, so the story goes. Mozart was Haydn’s pupil, and Haydn challenged him to produce a composi* tion of his own which he (Hadyn) could not play at sight, and Mozart could. Mozart wrote a little piece, and Haydn sat down to play. , ‘Presently he came to a passage which required the hands to be stretched out to the extreme top and bottom keys of the instrument, while there was a note to be played in the centre. Mozart was unable to play it, but Mozart sat down, and on reaching the passage stretched out his hands; bent forward and struck the middle note with his nose. Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure tod Children’s Hacking Cough.—Advt