Page 9 Advertisements Column 6

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

AMUSEMENT.* Delightfully Warm and Comfortable. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres (N.Z.), Ltd. 4 SESSIONS DAILY: 9.30 - 2.15 - S. N.Z. Government Publicity Dept. Presents (II “ ROMANTIC NEW ZEALAND.’’ ill 11! “ROMANTIC NEW ZEALAND.” ill (II “ROMANTIC NEW ZEALAND.” ||| l[r‘ ROMANTIC NEW ZEALAND.’ 'll —— (Approved • For Universal Exhbition.) READ WHAT THE EDUCATION GAZETTE SAYS OF THIS MARVELLOUS FILM. = JII • !!!_ “The New Zealand Publicity Department is to be congratulated on this enthralling and lovely film of New Zealand. Opening with brief and artistic j glimpses of the outstanding events of New Zealand’s history, j the film quickly brings us to the immediate present, where we ! have numerous attractive scenes I of New Zealanders—pakeha and j Maori —in their unique and picturesque settings. The photo- 1 graphs of sea and forest, lake and | ] mountain, spouting geyser and ||| foaming waterfall, sparkling cave , and finny pond, fine building and noble monument, are all most beautiful. The close-up studies also of native birds and flowers are examples of very skilful photography. One is carried on a wave of changing interest and pleasure to the very end of the film. ‘ Romantic New Zealand’ is a film for every New Zealander to see.” I = = LISTEN TO 4ZO - = HI TO-NIGHT! 11l A FULL-LENGTH TALKING FILM, WITH MANY SCENES IN GLOWING NATURAL COLOUR ... A FEAST OF BEAUTY AND LOVELINESS^ Also on the same programme: “EVER SINCE EVE.” “EVER SINCE EVE.” . . (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) An hilariously funny comedy. With HERBERT MUNDIN, MARY BRIAN, GEORGE O’BRIEN. Box Plans at Begg’s till 5; then Phone 13-013.

A chance meeting in a shell-hole during the retreat from Cambrai in March, 1918, has resulted in William Mintz. a former soldier in the Canadian army, receiving a legacy of £50,000 from a Scots oilicer whom he dragged to safety. Fear of a spook has kept a fire at the Waggon and Horses, an ancient inn at Saltersgate, England, burning continuously for 133 years. According to legend if the fire goes out the ghost of a departed landlord will spring from the grate.