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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22285, 11 June 1934, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS Delightfully Warm and Comfortable. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres (N.Z.). Ltd. 3 SESSIONS DAILY —11 —2.15 —8. “ CAROLINA A “ CAROLINA.’' “CAROLINA.” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) HU Last 2 Days. ||i Last 2 Days. 1111 JANET OAYNOR JANET GAYNOII JANET GAYNOII And LIONEL BARRYMORE. JANET GAYNOR HOLDS YOU~||j ENTHRALLED IN THIS PIC' 111 TURE . . . SWEETER AND I|| MORE WINSOME THAN 111 EVER. .. . 1 jjj THERE ARE ONLY A FEW MORE DAYS. LEFT IN WHICH TO SEE THIS FILM. WITH ITS GLORIOUS CHORUSES AND SUPERB ACTING. The Most' Stupendous Spectacle Ever Born to Rhythm, “FLYING DOWN TO RIO.” “FLYING DOWN TO RIO.” “FLYING DOWN TO RIO.” (Recommended by Censor for Adults) A Breath-taking Climax of all Musical ' Shows, Starring DOLORES DEL RIO. COMMENCING WEDNESDAY. Box 1 Plans at Begg’s till s;’then Phone Theatre —12-324.

The St. James Theatre's new attraction for Friday is a promising musical romance entitled “ For Love of You," in which Franco Forresta, claimed by many as a new Jan Kiepura, makes a striking screen debut. That grand opera and hilarious comedy can be successfully The centenary o the introduction of the wire rope recalls an apparently simple, but very important, innovation in the working of mines. in 1834 Wilhelm Julius August Albert, a mines’ inspector of Hanover, introduced what is claimed to be the first practical wire rope. Before Albert’s time iron chains nd ropes of hemp had to bo used. But they were always breaking. It was not long before Albert’s experiment a as followed throughout all Europe. »