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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22398, 20 October 1934, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS All the popular songs, the styles, gaiety, and glamour of the gay old days, when Grandma was a ■ “ straight-laced miss ” come back here to convulse you with laughter. “ THOSE WERE THE DAYS ” For merry entertainment! Honestly it's a scream! iti m \t\ m m m \t\ m m itf Direction: J. C. Williamson Picture Corp., Ltd. Daily at 2.15 and 8 p.m. “OH! BUT, MY DEAR, WHEN I WAS A GIRL,, . . I” How often we have been thus lectured. Now is OUR chance to peep back into those “ Good Old Days ” and see what actually DID happen when Mr and Mrs Society—unknown to each other “stepped oyer the traces ”■—and actually visited a “Common music hall ” of all places. It's “Scandalously” funny! “ THOSE WERE THE DAYS.” “ THOSE WERE THE DAYS.” ■“ THOSE WERE THE DAYS.” “ THOSE WERE THE DAYS.” “ THOSE WERE THE DAYS.” The Screen Adaptation of Sir Arthur Pinero’s Brilliant Play, «THE MAGISTRATE" With WILL HAY WILL HAY WILL HAY WILL HAY WILL HAY 111 THE INIMITABLE COMEDIAN Heading a Great Cast, Including CLAUDE ALLISTER IRIS HOEY JIMMY GODDEN, And many of London’s Celebrated Vaudeville Artists. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) -THE SUPPORTING PROGRAMMEis quite outstanding, and features many items of interest to children and adults alike. “ CINESOUND NEWS ” Final Rugby Test N.Z. v. Australia. “GREY OWL’S STRANGE GUESTS” (Nature Study). “PATHE PICTORIAL” (The Garden of England) . ■ “ CALEDONIA, STERN AND WILD” (Scenic). “TEE FOR TWO,” Introducing Golf, Tennis, and Swimming Shots. Box Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre. Phone 12-513, two lines. iiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiii CHILDREN’S HOLIDAY TREAT. CHILDREN’S HOLIDAY TREAT. Matinee To-day, Matinee To-day, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 2 o’clock. DUNEDIN JUVENILE OPERATIC SOCIETY Sixth Production. Patroness: Mrs Richard Hudson. MURIEL EAGAR Presents “ALICE IN TOYLAND.” “ALICE IN TOYLAND.” 50 Child Performers. 50 Child Performers. Beautiful singing, clever dialogue, wonderful costumes, Spectacular dancing by the pupils of Miss Gwen Webster. _ rpOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER, )-DAY (SATURDAY AFTERNOON), : OCTOBER 20. Musical directress: Miss-Sybil Baker, F.T.C.L. PATRONS. KINDLY NOTEONE PERFORMANCE ONLY. It will be impossible to repeat this )eretta, as Miss Eagar is leaving mijdiately for Australia to study the latt methods of teachingat the Melbourne mservatorium of Music. PRICES: 2s and Is, plus tax. Chilen, Half Price. . . . Book your seats and avoid disappointed:. Plan at Chas. Begg and Co. “POTPOURRI ” Presented by the Students of THE DUNEDIN ACADEMY. •incipals: Sheila Neilson, F.T.C.L., Alice Wilson, F.T.C.L., L.A.8., Bertha Rawlinson, Mus.Bac., LA.B.). IS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 27, 8 o’clock. =ketß, 2s and Is. Booking Fee, 3d. ; Plan at Begg’s. Open on Wednesnesday, October 24., roceeds in aid of Junior Red Cross. POWER WORKS. OPENING CEREMONY, SATURDAY. OCTOBER 27. A CORPORATION PARLOUR BUS Will. Leave JACOBS'S CORNER AT 8 A.M. On SATURDAY. OCTOBER 27. For THE WORKS. Returning After the Opening Ceremony. Return Fare, fl. Early Application for Seats should be made to the Tramway Office, phone 13-926. JQUNEDIN CITY - GUARDS VOLUNTEERS. 1858-1911. Ex-members are reminded that the SOCIAL REUNION will he HELD in the Returned Soldiers’ Club Rooms, Moray place, Dunedin, on SATURDAY, October 27, 1934, at 8 p.m. A good programme has been arranged, and every ex-member should make an effort to be there. J, S. DOUGLAS, V.D. (Major), Convener. A. H. VALENTINE, Hon, Secretary. SHOWS IfjOYAL (N.Z.) AGRICUL--11 tural show To be held in SOUTHLAND METROPOLITAN A. & P ASSOCIATION’S SHOWGROUNDS, INVERCARGILL. DECEMBER 11, 12, IS. 1934. ENTRIES CLOSE NOVEMBER 28. Schedules obtainable from all A. and P. Associations and from all Breed Societies. Special Show Train, carrying passengers and Stock, will leave Christchurch about mid-day op SATURDAY, December 8, arriving Invercargill early on Sunday morning. A Billeting Committee has been formed, and exhibitors and visitors are | advised to communicate at once with the Secretary re accommodation. A. L. ADAMSON, ‘ Secretary. Box 219, Invercargill. Code Address: Southshow.