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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22609, 28 June 1935, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS AN ARTISTIC TREAT! Not only in the superlative merit of its presentation—but in the gay audacity and sparkling wit of its creator! | THE REGENT I ill THE REGBNT In Direction: J. C. Williamson Picture Corp., Ltd. Daily at 2.15 and 8 p.m. _■ TO-DAY = TO-DAY The Brilliance of FREDERICK LONSDALE, world - famous author of " Mrs Cheyney," "On Approval," /etc., allied to the Genius of ALEXANDER KORDA, producer of "Henry VIII" and "Catherine the Great," through London Films Presents PRIVATE LIFE OP JUAN (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) With the following Brilliant Cast — DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS MERLE OBERON BENITA HUME MERLE OBERON BENITA HUME CLAUDE ALLISTER OWEN NARES BINNIE BARNES And the Beautiful Leading Ladies of '! Henry VIII." « Released through United Artists. Together With This Great Supporting Programmer = Walt Disney's latest MICKEY = MOUSE cartoon: == "ORPHAN'S BENEFIT" = "ORPHAN'S BENEFIT" = "SING FOR FUN" (Organlogue) "AT A COUNTRY FAIR " == (A Medbury Travelogue) = " SNAPSHOTS " (A Columbia Feature) "A COUNTRY BOY " = (A Warner Bros. Technicolour). = Plans D.I.C. and Theatre, phone 12-513.

Warren Dawes, aged six, of Chicago, fell in love with the screen face of Shirley Temple, child star of the films. So Warren, with five shillings clutched in his hand, set out for Hollywood to woo and marry the lady of his choice. But he didn't get far. Police found him in a telephone box trying to put up a call through to Shirley to tell her he was on his way. And wasn't he sad when he learned that a call to Hollywood cost six times his five shillings 1