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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21978, 13 June 1933, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS

rfHE REGENT Screening 2.15 and 8 p.m. One of the World's Undying Stories, the Bitter-sweet Love of a Too-soon Forgotten Romance. Produced on a Lavish Scale, with all its Thrills, Humour, Pathos, and Haunting Qualities. “ MADAME BUTTERFLY,” "MADAME BUTTERFLY,” The Immortal Love Drama of a Sailor and a Geisha Girl Human Tender — Pulsating, with a Background of Japan, and the Haunting Music of Puccini, With SYLVIA SYDNEY, CARY GRANT, CHARLIE RUGGLES.. ... One of the Sweetest Love Stories Ever Told. Entr’acte, “ One Fine Day,” from “ Madam j Butterfly,” sung by Mis® Evelyn Shepard. Box Plans at the Bristol and Theatre (phone 12-513). HAVE YOU ENTERED FOR PARAMOUNT’S “SEARCH FOR BEAUTY” CONTEST? Entry Forms and Full Particulars Obtainable at the Regent. A trip to Hollywood for some fortunate person.

LECTURES UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO. COURSE OP PUBLIC LECTURES ON THE WORLD CRISIS. The following Courseof Lectures will be delivered in the Physics Lecture Room, COMMENCING on MONDAY, June 19, at 8 p.ra., and continued on succeeding Mondays:— 1. “The Aftermath of Waterloo,” Dr J. R. ELDER. ‘ The Economic Situation,” Dr A. G, B. FISHER. ‘Ethical and Legal Aspects,” Mr J. B. CALLAN. ' ‘Religion and the World Crisis, Ven. Archdeacon WHITEHEAD. ‘ The Force of Ideas in Society Rev. J. M. BATES. ‘ Founding the New Society,” Dr R. LAWSON. Tickets for the course obtainable from Messrs Whitcombs and Tombs or the Undersigned—cost 3s 6d. University Students, 2s 6d. Admission to single lecture, Is. H. CHAPMAN, Registrar,