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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22114, 18 November 1933, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS WHEN PATRONS GO 3 AND 4 TIMES TO SEE A PICTURE IT MUST BE A SUPER SPECIAL. Seven months in Melbourne. Five months in Fuller’s Mayfair Theatre. Three months Fuller’s Majestic Theatre, Adelaide, 15 weeks in Los Angeles. Second Week and still smashing, records at the <§T. JAMES ALL-BRITISH THEATRE Proprietors, Sir Ben and John Fuller. The Cosy Theatre with the Perfect Sound. 2.15. TWICE DAILY. 8 p.m. The Treat of a Lifetime. JAN KIEPURA, The man with the Golden Voice, With SONNY HALE—EDMUND GWENN, MAGDA SCHNEIDER, Athene Seyler, In “TELL ME TO-NIGHT.” “TELL ME TO-NIGHT.” “TELL ME TO-NIGHT.” “TELL ME TO-NIGHT." A REAL FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT. What Rapture! What Ecstacy! to hear this golden-voiced tenor sing “The Poet Song” from “La Boheme, “Questa o Quella ” from “ Rigoletto,” “ The Drinking Song from “ La Traviata,” “ 0 Sole Mio,” Also “Tell Me To-night.” The most beautiful melody in years. Also Showing “ OUR FIGHTING NAVY ” A stirring cavalcade of Britain’s Sea Might since the days of immortal Nelson. No Extra Charge for Reserves. Box plans at D.I.C. and M'Cracken and Walls’s until 11.30. after 12.30 at Jacobs's. Theatre at 6.45, Tel. 13-702.

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