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

AMUSEMENTS gT. JAMES BRITISH THEATRE . Steam Heated Throughout, The Cosy Theatre with the Perfect Sound. Props: Sir Ben. and John Fuller, 2.15. TWICE DAILY. S p.m. A COLOSSAL BRITISH PROGRAMME. “MEN OF STEEL.” ' “MEN OF STEEL.” “MEN OF STEEL.” 1 “MEN OF STEEL” “MEN OF STEEL.” “MEN OF STEEL.” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) With . ' JOHN STUART, FRANK DYALL. BENITA HUME, HEATHER ANGEL. A Dynamic Drama Played out against a background of stark realism in one of Britain’s most noted Steel Works.., St. James Featurettes Include: “CONQUEST OF THE AIR." (Aviation from the beginning.) PATHE WEEKLY’S. ETC. Plans at Bristol till 11.30; after 12.30 at Jacobs’s. Theatre at 6.45. Tel. 13-702. LECTURES jJNIVERSITY OF OTAGO. COURSE OF PUBLIC LECTURES ON THE WORLD CRISIS. The following Course of Lectures will be delivered in the Physics Lecture Room, COMMENCING on MONDAY, June 19, at 8 p.m., and continued on succeeding Mondays;— 1. “The Aftermath of Waterloo,” Dr J. R. ELDER. 2. “ The Economic Situation,” Dr A. G. B. FISHER. 3. “Ethical and Legal Aspects,” Mr J. B. CALLAN. 4. “Religion and the World Crisis,” Yen. Archdeacon WHITEHEAD. 5. “The Force of Ideas in Society,^ Rev. J. M. BATES. ’ 6. “Founding the New Society,’’ Dr R. LAWSON. Tickets for the course obtainable- from Messrs _ Whitcombe and Tombs or the Undersigned—cost 3s 6d. University Students, 2s 6d. Admission to single lecture, Is. - l H. CHAPMAN, V Registrar.

In an up-to-date factory in Britain shoes go through as many as 120 different operations, and are worked on or handled by as many different people.