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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22025, 7 August 1933, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS rpHE STRAND Always Cosy and Warm. 2.15 p.m. TWICE DAILY 8 p.m. An exciting Action Drama —police warfare against organised master crooks. “UNDER-COVER M A N.” “UNDER- COVER M A N.” “UNDER- COVER M A N.” With the Sensational New Star, GEORGE RAFT, GEORGE RAFT, GEORGE RAFT, GEORGE RAFT, And a Large Supporting Cast headed by NANCY CARROLL, ROSCOE KARNS, LEW CODY, and NOEL FRANCIS. An under-cover man , . . the underworld shadow of the ever-alert police! (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) FINE SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. Two Interesting Newsreels — Hilarious Comedy—Cartoon, etc. Box Plans at The Bristol and Theatre (Phone 13-379). GRAND CINEMA BALL, AUGUST 14. Vote Cinema Queen —Mrs R. S. Black.

“ Huia ” is an Otago butter, and is the finest flavoured in New Zealand.—Advt. Bath policemen had a very pleasant surprise recently when masses of primroses, bluebells, anemones, and polyanthus were delivered at their station. They wore gifts from children who had not forgotten a kindness. With the flowers was a letter of thanks from the children for a wonderful treat the police gave them last Christmas. They explained that they did not write at Christmas as go many other children must have done—they waited for spring to “ say it with flowers.”