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Otago Daily Times, Issue 24569, 13 May 1935, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS . . . The first Operetta written directly for the screen by the supreme creators of theatrical entertainment! SIGMUND ROMBERG And nrnT|T „ OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN, Who gave the world “ The Student Prince, “ Rose Marie,” “ The Desert Song,” “ Sunny,” and other great musical successes. gT. JAMES THEATRE Proprietor: Sir Benjamin Fuller. 2.15 TWICE DAILY 8 p.m. “ VIENNESE NIGHTS ” “VIENNESE NIGHTS ” “VIENNESE NIGHTS” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) . . . FILMED ENTIRELY IN NATURAL COLOUR Box Plans at D.1.C., M'Cracken and Walls’s till 5.30; then at Jacobs’s. Theatre at 6.45 (Phone 13-702). rpOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER TO-MORROW EVENING, At 8 o’clock. And for the remainder of the week. THE DUNEDIN STROLLING PLAYERS Present: That rollicking comedy. “FRENCH LEAVE” “FRENCH LEAVE" “FRENCH LEAVE” “FRENCH LEAVE” "FRENCH LEAVE" “FRENCH LEAVE” A merry mix-up caused by a young wife taking " French Leave ” and visiting her soldier husband in his billet “somewhere in France.” Humour at its best. The Cast includes; Anita Winkel, Sheila Neilson, Angus Gorrie, Douglas Dali, Douglas Skene, Reynolds Herbert, Roland Watson, and Bert Jones. Music by the D.I.C. Orchestra. D.C. and 0.5., 3s; Stalls, 2s and 1«. Concessions to Children. Reserves at the D.I.C,