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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21578, 25 February 1932, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS POSITIVELY LAST DAY. JANET GAYNOR Charles Farrell, Beryl Mercer in "MERELY MARY ANN." With “ THAT'S CRICKET." Plans at The Bristol till 5 p.m.; then at Hall’s Fruit Shop. Theatre phone 13-702. g|T. JAMES THEATRE (Late Princess). Where Sound Sounds Best. Direction: Sir Benjamin and John Fuller ( Matinee 2.15. Evening 8 o’clock. To-morrow—FßlDAY—To-morrow, FOR EVERY WOMAN! A glorious story of mother-love: of a beautiful woman who suffered . everything for her child... f FOR EVERY MAN! 1 A grand story of a real man, friend of this wonderful woman, who stood I by until love rewarded them both... I IT’S TREMENDOUS . . . IT’S REAL . . . IT’S HUMAN . . . IT’S THE DRAMA OF THE YEAR! If Ever You Wanted to See a Really Superb Performance, Don’t Miss the SENSATIONAL BRITISH STAR | SENSATIONAL BRITISH STAR I ELISSA LANDI ELISSA LANDI ELISSA LANDI ELISSA LANDI ELISSA LANDI ELISSA LANDI ELISSA LANDI (Of “Always Good-bye” and “Body and Soul ’’), with VICTOR M'LAGLEN | VICTOR M'LAGLEN I (Also English—and Excellent). IN THE TREMENDOUS STORY OF MOTHER LOVE, “WICKED” “WICKE D.” “W I C K E D.” "WICKE D.” Two Splendid English Stars in a heartstirring story of the love of a lovely woman for her child . . . of a woman who found her adored husband to be a thief and a murderer . . . and of a great, friend who’stood by her through all. . YOU WOULD NO MORE THINK OF' MISSING THIS TALKIE ■ GEM THAN YOU WOULD HAVE MISSED “ OVER THE HILL ” IN “ SILENT ’’ DAYS. Box Plans Filling at The Bristol. It costs no more to book! IT’S ANOTHER ST. JAMEJS “ACE." STBBLITB " RED ROOF PAINT, durable and economical: best quality; nonpolsonoua. —Smiths, Ltd., Octagon and South Dunedin.

Mrs Susanna Holland, aged 55, has died 1 near Epping in the house where sha born, and which she had never left fwt more than one day.