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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22672, 10 September 1935, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS - QCTAGON - - THEATRE - Twice Daily—2 and 7.45. FIRST: 3 „ The Story that Captured the Heart of the World. " PEG 0' MY HEART" " PEG 0' MY HEART " (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) With MARION DAVIfcS ONSLOW J;™^ STEVENS MACDONALD SECOND: The Greatest of all Laugh: " THE THIN MAN" THIN MAN" WILLIAM With M IoY A PO MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN, NAT PENDLETON. , (Recommended by Censor for Adults^ MAJESTY'S ' MAJESTY'S FIRST NIGHT, FIRST NIGHT, THEATRE. THEATRE. SATURDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER 14. SATURDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER 14. THE DUNEDIN OPERATIC SOCIETY Presents with Pride and Pleasure "THE GEISHA" "THE GEISHA" "THE GEISHA" A Superb Musical Comedy, produced in all its Oriental Splendour. With a Brilliant Company and an Exceptional Cast, including:— FREDA ELMES, Anita Winkel, Pennie Marshall, Irenee O'Sullivan, Harold Bain, Reynolds Herbert, Bernie Hammonds, Allan Hignet, Arthur Lungley, Norman Lindsay, Wilt Olsen. FULL OPERATIC CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA. BALLETS BY STAN LAWSON. A Show to be Remembered. Entrancing Ballets. Beautiful Geisha Girls. Be Haunted by the Lilting Melodies! MAJOR LAMPEN Producer JAMES CLARK Musical Director ANGUS GORRIE Stage Manager EVERY NIGHT FOR ONE WEEK. MATINEES ON SEPTEMBER 14 AND 21. BOX PLAN OPEN AT D.I.C. 1 TO-DAY. BOOK YOUR SEATS EARLY. REMEMBER, IT'S AN OPERATIC SOCIETY'S SHOW. Night Prices: D.C. and 0.5., 4s; Stalls, 2 3 6d; Pit, Is. (Early Door Pit, Is 6d.) Matinee Prices: D.C. and 0.5., 2s 6d; Stalls, Is. Children Half-price. '■ Take the Children to the Matinee. .-RITISH DRAMA LEAGUE. SOUTH ISLAND ELIMINATION FESTIVAL, SATURDAY Sept. 14 SATURDAY. One-act Plays. Otago, North Canterbury, South Canterbury, Hampden. CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN HALL, 7.30 ri.m. 7.30 p.m. Box Plans D.I.C. Now Open, 2s 6d (Booking Fee. 7d). P H. W. NEVILL, Hon. Secretary.