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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22628, 20 July 1935, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS SPECIAL CHILDREN’S MATINEE THIS AFTERNOON. THIS IS ONE OF THE BEST FAMILY ENTERTAINMENTS WE HAVE EVER ' SCREENED, DON’T FORGET TO BRING OR SEND THE * KIDDIES. eyeful of charm! From a Cantor to a fun gallop ... as Eddie bounces from Brooklyn Bridge to Egypt’s Mummies —and Millions! In collaboration with United Artists We Present EDDIE CANTOR EDDIE CANTOR EDDIE CANTOR EDDIE CANTOR EDDIE CANTOR The Prince of Comedians in his merriest mood in Samuel Goldwyn’s Production. “ KID MILLIONS ” “ KID MILLIONS ” With Ann Sothern, Ethel Mermen, Block and Sully, and the Goldwyn Girls. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) i AN “AAA” ATTRACTION PLUS Walt Disney’s Latest Silly Symphony Cartoon in Technicolour, "THE TORTOISE AND THE HARE” >. And “IN THE DOG HOUSE” (A Columbia Comedy), “THE FUNNY BONERS CARNIVAL” (Organlogue); REGENT GAZETTE. Plans D.I.C, and Theatre, Phone 12-513. NORTH DUNEDIN SCOUTS. AH ex-ofHcers, Scouts, and Cubs are Invited to a REUNION BIRTHDAY PARTY, Normal School Gymnasium, Saturday, July 27, at 7 p.m. Reply telephone 11-988 (Mrs) M. DODDS, Hon. Secretary.

GLADYS MONCRIEFF (AUSTRALIA’S QUEEN OF MUSICAL COMEDY). BIG CHARITY CONCERT rjiOWN HALL. TOWN HALL. WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 1935. THE BIGGEST SHOW YET ALL STAR ARTISTS. GLADYS MONCRIEFF GIL DECS (Australia’s Queen of Musical Comedy). (Celebrated Australian Pianist and WALTER KINGSLEY Conductor). (English Baritone). JOHN ROBERTSON FRANK PERRIN (New Zealand’s Own Brilliant Gornetist). (Full of Funnyosities). VINCENT ASPEY (The Dominion’s Leading Violin \ Soloist). WHAT A TREAT FOR DUNEDIN! BOX PLAN Will open at BEGG’S Friday Morning, July 26. Be Wise and I Book. Wellington Hall was booked out. PRICE, 2s, Is. No | Tax. No Booldng Fee. I PROCEEDS FOR THE MAYOR’S RELIEF FUNDS. Evening Post, Wellington; Gladys Moncrieff, the Australian Soprano Star of Musical Comedy, almost biought the audience to its feet; her songs earned atoms of applause and frequent encores could not be avoided. THE ROYAL DUNEDIN MALE CHOIR FIRST OF FOUR MEMORABLE CONCERTS—FIFTIETH SEASON. TOWN HALL. MONDAY, JULY 22, at 8 p.m. (Conductor, Dr, V. E. Galway; Pianist, Mr Colin Oliver.) CHOIR OF 70 MEN IN CHOICE PART-SONGS. SOLOISTS: Miss Betty Pocock (Soprano), Mr R. A. Mitchell (Tenor), and Mr J.' D. M'Kechnie. Ladies' Choir conducted by Mr A. Walmsley Assisting in One Item. Violoncello: Mr V. Le Petit (of Invercargill). Box Plan at Begg’s (2s 6d, includes tax). Programmes on Sale. Join Now (10s 6d—2 tickets, 4 concerts; fl Is —4. tickets, 4 concerts). . J. G. BUTLER, care Westport Coal Co., Ltd.

RAILWAY NOTIFICATIONS ZEALAND RAILWAYS. DAY EXCURSION, DUNEDIN TO INVERCARGILL, ■ SUNDAY, JULY 28. Special fast trains, making the usual stops. Will run as follows: a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. Dunedin, dep 7.20 7.30 Invercargill, dep 5.25 5.55 Caversham, dep 7.28 7.38 Dunedin, arr 9.23 10.19 Invercargill, arr. .. .. 11.20 11.55 Corporation buses leave Anderson’s Bay at 6.55 a.m. (via M'Bride street and Cargill’s corner). St. Clair. St. Kilda, and Normanby at 7.0 a.m. to connect with 7.20 and 7.30 a.m. trains. j'~ Road motor bus leaves Port Chalmers 6.35 a.m., St. Leonards 6.52 a.m., to connect with outgoing trains Return fares to Gore and Invercargill are as follows; To Gore. To Invercargill. From 2nd class. Ist class. 2nd class. Ist class. Dunedin, Caversham, Green Island .. .. 7/* 9/6 7/6 10/6 Milton .... 4/* 6/- 7/- 9/6 Balcluthn .... 3/- 4/- 6/- 8/6 Railway seat reserved for both journeys for Is. Book early. For further particulars see Handbill, or inquire from Stationmasters or Booking Agents.

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