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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22352, 28 August 1934, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS qctagon (Phone 13-091.) 2.15. Twice Daily, 8.0. FAMOUS NIGHT CLUB. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) EXCELLENT SUPPORTING FEATURETTES. Box Plans at Chas. Begg’s, M'Cracken and Wall’s, and D.I.C. till 5 p.m.; fen at Theatre. COMING FRIDAY. On the wings of world-wide popularity the all-British entertainment that comes with the repuation of being “ENGLAND’S GREATEST COMEDY.” IF YOU WANT TO KNOW WHY IF YOU WANT TO KNOW WHY JACK BUCHANAN JACK BUCHANAN IS THE IDOL OF LONDON ON STAGE AND SCREEN—WHY HE HAS CAPTURED PARISIAN AND AMERICAN AUDIENCES—WHY HE DRAWS A KING’S RANSOM BY WAY OF SALARY, SEE HIM AT HIS VERY BEST SEE HIM AT HIS VERY BEST VERA PEARCE ELSIE RANDOLPH IN HIS GREATEST PICTURE, A British-Dominion Triumph, “THAT’S A GOOD GIRL.” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) UNRIVALLED SUPPORTS: “ HIGH-LIGHTS OF THE MELBOURNI CENTENARY CELEBRATIONS.” “THE NEW HIGHWAY,” From Croydon to Paris. "PATHE BRITISH NEWS.’’ AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT. Box Plans at Chas. Begg’s, D.I.C. an MCracken and Walls’s till 5 p.m., the at Theatre.

SPORTING D’ YE KEN JOHN PEEL *} MEET HIM AT OTAGO HUNT CLUB’S ANNUAL RACE MEETING WINGATUI RACECOURSE—SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 1, 1934, First Race at 12.55 p.m. STEEPLECHASING, HURDLE AND FLAT RACING, TWO TROTTING EVENTS, (under Lieut. L. 0. Asten) will play The OTAGO REGIMENTAL BAND selections during the afternoon. The Catering is in the hands of Mrs M. Campbell, so patrons can be assured of everything of the best. j n 6 licensed Booths will be in charge of Mr M. H. Dawson. Speight’s Ale, and all the leading brands of liquors in stock, , ladies will be willingly supplied with Complimentary Tickets on application to the Secretary, or any member of Committee. We have Good Fields, and three dividends will be paid in the majority of races. J We want your patronage, and can assure you of a good day’s sport and a warm welcome. ADMISSION CHARGES: Gentlemen, 5s (including tax). Is. Motor Cars, 2s 6d. Special Trains leave at 11.35 a.m., 12.5 p.m., and 12.55 Trains at 11.21, 12.15, 12.45, 1.25, 1.50. Return Fare, Is 6d _ Express Trains to and from Invercargill stop at Wingatui. Corporation Buses will leave Cargill’s Monument at intervals from 11.25 a.m. till 1.20 pan. Return Fare. 2s 6d, C. R. CAFFIN, Secretary. . Outside Enclosure, p.m.; also Ordinary second Claes. BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS R. POWLEY & CO., TRUTH in Advertising. And The BEST BEER is Speight’s “ THREE STAR - Bottled Ale. Quarts. Pints. Nips. Try a Carton of Nips. Each Half a Dozen. ALL HOTELS. L T D. is Best.

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