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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21987, 23 June 1933, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS rp HE OCTAGON Screening 2.15 p.m. and 8 p.m. MARION NIXON, SPENCER TRACY In “THE FACE IN THE SKY." "THE FACE IN THE SKY.” The Romance of an Artist who painted the face of his Dream Girl in the sky for Millions to See but kept her heart for himself. On the Same Programme; KATHLEEN NORRIS’S “SECOND-HAND WIFE.” ' “ SECOND-HAND WIFE,” With RALPH BELLAMY SALLY EILERS, She dared to love her boss . . . Knew he was neglected—starved for affection. . . . Had she the right? With Poignant Sincerity Sally Filers portrays the heroine of this absorbing romance. (Recommended bv the Censor for Adults.) And First Episode of Our Amazing News Serial, “THE JUNGLE MYSTERY.” Bos Plans at The Bristol. VOTE MOVIE QUEEN, Mrs R. S. Black. REVERIE FOR PIANO. / “ DREYFUS,” By Ezra Read. Companion to the Famous Piano Solo, “Norwegian Cradle Song” (2s), SPECIAL OFFER AT Is 3d PER COPY. Posted Free. Ideal for Teaching Purposes. (Advanced, Junior, and Intermediate.) SEND NOW TO TERRY’S MUSIC STORES, GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. HOTELS * after all, there’s only one ‘ Grand.’ ” >pHE GRAND HOTEL Pleases the palate, suits the pocket! GRANVIN, The Grand’s GRANVIN (Strong Brandy Wine). (Regd. Trade Mark No. 30802. In a class entirely by itself. Less than half the price of a really good ’ bottle of spirits. 5b Bottle —5s—Bottle ss. Pint 3s. Large Flask 2 9 6d. Try it. You’ll stand by it. QAPTAIN COOK HOTEL. BOTTLE STORE: KING STREET. Per Bottle. Draft Whisky IVDraft Brandy ,?/- Dry Gin .. • • •• •• Penfold’a Wine .. •• Yalumba Wine */* Draft Wine 3/W. L. BUDDICOM, , Proprietor. ' 4 DVBRTISINQ pays Its way, often many times over. It will permit lower prices through Increased volume. It can reduce selling costs. It can lessen the time In which B product moves from factory to consumer

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