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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21976, 10 June 1933, Page 13

AMUSEMENTS ■THE GREATEST SHOW IN TOWN!DIRECTION, amalgamated THEATRES, LTD. T-H-E * T-H-E T- H-B G-R-A-N-D G-R-A - N - D. G-R-A-N-D. BEST AND MOST THE GRAND IS THE ONLY 100 PER CENT. TALKIE THEATRE IN DUNEDIN. BRITISH 3 S-E-S-S-I-O-N-S D-A-I-L-Y 3 11 a.m. 2.15 p.m. 8 p.m. THE GREATEST OF ALL MUSICAL COMEDIES. THE “ HAPPINESS ” GIRL OF “ SUNSHINE SUSIE/' REBATE MULLER. RENATE MULLER. RENATE MULLER. RENATE MULLER. RENATE MULLER. RENATE MULLER. RENATE MULLER. RENATE MULLER. RENATE MULLER. RENATE MULLER. RENATE MULLER. RENATE MULLER. RENATE MULLER. RENATE MULLER. RENATE MtILLER. RENATE MULLER. RENATE MULLER. RENATE MULLER. RENATE MULLER. RENATE MULLER. RENATE MULLER. A Feast of Laughter, Melody, and Romantic Charm, with the Greatest Array of Internationally Famous Celebrities. GEORGE ROBEY, GEORGE ROBEY. HARRY GREEN GEORGE ROBEY, GEORGE ROBEY, HARRY GREEN, GEORGE ROBEY, GEORGE ROBEY, HARRY GREEN, HARRY GREEN, HARRY GREEN, HARRY GREEN, England’s Prime Minister of Mirth, Famous Hebrew Comedian, In “ MARRY ME.” “ MARRY ME.” “ MARRY ME.” “ MARRY ME.” In “MARRY ME.” “MARRY ME.” '* MARRY ME.” MARRY ME." In “MARRY ME.” “ MARRY ME.” “ MARRY ME.” “ MARRY ME.” In " MARRY ME.” “ MARRY ME.” “ MARRY ME.” “ MARRY ME.” Radiating Happiness in Another Gay and Glamorous Comedy—Romance with Music—- " Marry Me” is a Scintillating Successor to “Sunshine Susie. IN ADDITION, IN ADDITION, GRAND THEATRE FEATURETTE. GRAND THEATRE FEATURETTE, Northern Lights. British Short. Northern Lights. British Short. Northern Lights. British Short. Northern Lights. British Short. Box Plan at Cbas. Begg and Co. till 12 o’clock, or Phone Theatre (13-013). THE BIG PICTURE WILL BE SHOWN FIRST AT THE MORNING SESSION.

TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY, JUNE 15, 16, and 17, At 8 o'clock nightly. THE DUNEDIN STROLLING PLAYERS Have the honour to present that Delightful Comedy, Three elderly bachelors were unexpectedly appointed guardians of a very charming girl. How they fulfilled their guardianship is the .theme of the plot, which provides laughter galore. The cast includes Anita Winkel, Elsie M'Peak, Doug. Dali, George Salmond, Russell Napier, Angus Gorrie, and Doug. Skene. Produced by Richard White. Music by Begg’s Orchestra. Popular Prices: D.C. and 0.5. - , 2s 6d (reserved); Centre Stalls, 2s; Back Stalls, Is. Box Plan Opens at The Bristol on Monday.

TOWN HALL, TOWN HALL, X WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, THE CONCERT OF THE TEAR. Tendered to MARY PRATT, MARY PRATT, MARY PRATT, MARY PRATT, NEW ZEALAND’S LEADING MARY PRATT, MARY PRATT, MARY PRATT, MARY PRATT, . CONTRALTO, Supported by Royal Dunedin Male Choir, Dunedin Symphony Orchestra, Ernest Drake’s Students’ Choir, Dr V. B. Galway, Max Scherek, Meda Paine, Anita Winkel, Maitland* M'Cutcheon, Ernest Drake, Alfred Walmsley, David Whisker, Wilfred Kershaw, W. Ruffell,' and the Male Quartet, comprising John Kennedy, J. Macfarlane, Alex.. M'Dowell, Alfred Jeavons. A UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY OF HEARING DUNEDIN’S LEADING TALENT. Mary Pratt has delighted Dunedin audiences for years past. RESERVE THIS DATE, AND HELP TO GIVE HER CONCERT THE SUCCESS IT DESERVES. > Admission, 2s 6d. Box Plan Opens on Friday, June 16, at the Bristol Piano Co. A. H. JEAVONS, Hon. Secretary.

FOOTBALL. Fa. trophy. F.A. TROPHY. FA. TROPHY. F.A. TROPHY. F.A. TROPHY. -F.A. TROPHY. F.A. TROPHY. F.A. TROPHY. FA. TROPHY, F.A! TROPHY. F.A. TROPHY. F.A. TROPHY. F.A. TROPHY. F.A. TROPHY. FA.. TROPHY, FA. TROPHY. FA. TROPHY. FA. TROPHY. FA. TROPHY. FA. TROPHY. FA. TROPHY. F.A. TROPHY. FA. TROPHY. FA. TROPHY. FA. TROPHY. F.A, TROPHY. FA. TROPHY. F.A. TROPHY. FA. TROPHY. FA. TROPHY. FA. TROPHY. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL FIRST CHALLENGE MATCH OF THE SEASON. WELLINGTON v. OTAGO - (Challengers) (Holders) 1 A '.'■■■ TO-DAY . (SATURDAY) TO-DAY CALEDONIAN GROUND. CALEDONIAN GROUND.' CALEDONIAN GROUND. CALEDONIAN GROUND. Kick-off, 2.45 p.m. Curtain-raiser: CAVERSHAM v. HIGH SCHOOL OLD BOYS (Third Division), at 1.30 p.m. The Military Band of the First Battalion, Otago Regiment, will be in Attendance. Afternoon Tea Available at the Grounds. ADMISSION: Ground, Is; Stand, Is; Children, Cd. A. W. SINCLAIR. Sec. O.F.A.

JJUGBY FOOTBALL, TO-DAY (SATURDAY), JUNE 10, 1933. CARISBROOK GROUND: SOUTHERN v. TAIERI. Kick-off 2.45 p.m. ! Curtain-raiser: Fourth Grade Match, T ZINGARI-RICHMOND A v, TAIERIMAIN GROUND, LOGAN PARK: DUNEDIN v. PIRATES, at 2.45 p.m. BISHOPSCOURT: KAIKORAT v. UNIVERSITY B, At 2.45 p.m. TAHUNA PARK; ALHAMBRA v. UNION, at 2.45 p.m. UNIVERSITY OVAL, LOGAN PARK: UNIVERSITY A v. ZINGARI-RICH-MOND, At 2.45 p.m. Admission: Ground Gd, Stand Gd extra; Children Half-price. Unemployed will he admitted by special turnstile in Burns street on production of Unemployment Book and payment of 3d. Patrons are advised that owing to congestion at the gates bicycles will not be admitted at Carisbrook. Official Guides on Sale nt the Otago Sports Depot, S. Jacobs’s, and at Carisbro°k' E. S. WILSON, Secretary O.R.F.U.

QTAGO RUGBY FOOTBALL LEAGUE. OVAL: 1.30 p.m., ATHLETIC v. PACIFIC (Referee, Mr Crawford), 045 p.m., CITY v. CHRISTIAN BROTHERS (Referee, Mr Eckhoff). The Game of the Season. Supplies for the British Post Office are bought in enormous quantities, last year’s purchases including 500,000 yards of cloth for uniforms, etc., 1,000,000 yards of canvas for mailbags, and 900 tons of string. Rheumatism is responsible for 45,000 deaths a year in Britain and costs approved societies quite £2,000,000 in sick benefit. Five sheets of foolscap .were required to set out a charge of theft against Adoif Fischer, a German labourer. The charge was that Adolf stole two pints of water from a town council tap.