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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21542, 14 January 1932, Page 5

THE MUSICAL COMEDY FEAST OF 1931-1932 GRAND GALA PRESENTATION AT THE E MIDNIGHT MATINEE To-night I Positively No Free List! v JCv G £ N m > z To-night T (Thursday) if 1C n m at 11.15 p.m SAMUEL GOLDWYN presents THE TALKING SCREEN’S GREATEST COMEDIAN — AND 50 RAVISHINGLY BEAUTIFUL ZIEGFELD FOLLIES GIRLS IN GORGEOUS BALLETS TO SWEEP YOU OFF YOUR FEETi HEAR With CHARIOT! GRHNWOOD Come —Get the Laugh of Your Life! You’ll roar when this prancing, Pop-eyed Comedian parades his parodies. The Latest Song Hits: ‘ Nothing Too Good for My Baby,’ ‘ Bend Down, Sister,’ and ‘Yes, Yes.’ EDDIE CANTOR, Star of ‘ Whoopee,’ In the role of an Efficiency Expert, finding the shortest cut to hilarious comedy. mm i m i rate r m TO-NIGHT at 11.15, and thereafter Two Sessions Daily: 2.15 p.m. and 8 p.m. Reservations Essential. Box Plans at Theatre (12-513) and at The Bristol. UNITED ARTISTS’ PICTURE

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