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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22373, 21 September 1934, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS There’s laughter, romance and drama in every moment —an entertainment as refreshing as champagne! ’Tis full of the joyous spirit of fun —calling you to east dull care to the winds and snatch the fleeting joys of the hour. “LILY OF KILLARNEY.” “LILY OF KILLARNEY.” “LILY OF KILLARNEY,” At the ()CTAGON THEATRE (Phone 13-091.) 2.15. Twice Daily. 8.0. “ ’Twas St. Patrick himself sure that set it.” Here ia the film that recaptures the healthy early spirit of the screen — Refreshing Musical Romance set in an Irish Atmosphere and accompanied by irresistible Irish National Airs. COME BACK TO ERIN. It’s a Story that Charms. | “ LILY OF KILLARNEY ” “LILY OP KILLARNEY” “LILY OP KILLARNEY” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Featuring JOHN GARRICK, Who, as Reginald Dandy, toured as Baritone Lead with the J.C.W. “ Rose Marie ” Company. STANLEY HOLLOWAY (as Father O’Flynn). GINA MALO, “Share you don’t have to ask why I’m smiling; “ There’s a wee bit of love in my heart, Gina Malo as t Eileen, a wild Irish rose, scampering in and out of romance. Romance as beautiful as Killarney. As lively as an Irish jig. Also in the Cast, HUNTSMEN GUARDS SMUGGLERS PEASANTS COLLEENS—ETC. Introducing Delightful Song Melodies that will Never Die: “Killarney,” sung by Hughes Macklin, famous tenor. “ Hunting Song,” sung by Male Chojr of Fifty Voices. “ Father O’Flynn,” sung by Stanley Holloway and Chorus. “The Moon Hath Raised Her Lamp Above” (duet), sung by John Garrick and D, J. Williams. “ Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms,” sung by John Garrick. “ The Dear Little Shamrock,” sung and played by Percy Henri and his Concertina and Chorus. “My Little Sheep Dog and I,” sung by Hughes Macklin, famous tenor. “My Little Irish Jig,” sung by Stanley Holloway and Gina Malo. “Ireland in Spring,” song and dance by Gina Malo and Chorus. Excellent Supporting Programme. Plans at M'Cracken and Walls’s Chas. Begg’s D.I.C. till 5 p.m.; then at the Theatre. FOOTBALL JJTJGBY FOOTBALL, CARISBROOK GROUND, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1924. AINGE CHARITY _ SHIELD MATCH, UNIVERSITY A (Premiers) SOUTHERN (Runners-up). Kick-off 3 p.m. As the Proceeds of this match will be divided between the Dunedin Hospital, St. John’s Ambulance Association, Patients and Prisoners’ Aid Society, and a Fund for Incapacitated Footballers, this match will Not be Broadcast. Admission: Ground, Is; Stand, 6d, es:tra; Children, Half-price. Privilege Tickets will Not Admit to this match. Official Guides on Sale at Otago Sports Depot, S. Jacobs’s, and at Carisbrooh. E. S. WILSON. Sec.. O.R.F.U. LEGAL NOTICES TN . THE MATTER OF THE PROA POSED EXTENSION TO THE BREAKWATER OF THE PORT OF OAMARU AND IN THE MATTER OF A BILL TO BE INTITULED “THE OAMARU HARBOUR BOARD ENABLING ACT 1934.” NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that it is the intention of the Oamaru Harbour Board to introduce a Bill during the present session of Parliament relative to the work of extending the Breakwater at the Port of Oamaru. Doubts have arisen as to whether the Board is empowered under existing legislation to proceed with the aforesaid work and whilst the Board claims that it has such powers it is deemed advisable to set such doubts at rest. A Copy of the said Bill has been deposited in the Magistrate’s Court at Oamaru and at the Office of the Board, Harbour street, Oamaru, and such copies ARE OPEN FOR PUBLIC INSPECTION within the ordinary office hours of the said Court and of the Board. Dated at Oamaru this twentieth day of September, 1934. R. K. IRELAND. Chairman. HISLOP & CREAGH & MAIN, Oamaru, Solicitors to the said Board.

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