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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22742, 30 November 1935, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS Excellent Comedy Lavish Modernistic Settings Dance-band Spectacles —-; Lots of Lilting Music Songs and Speciality Acts Are All To Be Had , In The Brightest Musical Comedy Yet, | “ D-A-N-C-E B-A-N-D» | Also, The Official Film of THE ALL BLACKS THE ALL BLACKS Now Screening to Enthusiastic Audiences At the EMPIRE D E LUXE (Phones 12-432 and 12-433.) 2.15 Twice Daily 8.0. SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE. A Bright, Fast-moving Film G uaran t ee d to Dispel the Blues of the Most Confirmed Pessimist! With ■ BUDDY ROGERS JUNE CLYDE MAGDA KUN STEVE GERAY (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) IN ADDITION, WE ARE PROUD TO PRESENT “ON THE BALL ” An intimate story of the ALL BLACKS which is both novel and entertaining. This film is being shown throughout Great Britain while the team ie on tour. Come and hear Jack Manchester deliver his farewell speech. Plans at the Theatre and D. 1.0. ON ITS WAY! \ Gene Stratton-Porter’s Cene Stratton-Porter’s "KEEPER OF THE BEES." "KEEPER OF THE BEES.” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.). rrO-DAY I MUNICIPAL, A at [I II 2.15 and 8. | GREEN ISLAND. Dick- ' —-Ginger POWELL In ROGERS iii_ (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Hilarity rules the ait waves in this laugh-crammed story of radio! Featuring the songs “ I'll String Along With You” and "The 1 Man on the Flying Trapeze.” YOU’LL ENJOY IT! Also, Musical Revue, Travel Talk, and ■ *, .■ News.-. ■■ ■ F YOU WANT A CUP OF GOOD TEA GO TO THE RITZ. IF YOU WANT THE BEST CUP OF COFFEE GO TO THE RITZ. IF YOU WANT THE BEST MEAL FOR Is, GO TO THE RITZ. SANDWICH SPECIALISTS..

AMUSEMENTS CHILDREN’S MATINEE TO-DAY. This New TOM KEENE Thriller, ■ “ CROSSFIRE ” A Fine Western Story, Gold Robbers and Outlaws, Escapes from Gaol, with Plenty of Hard Riding and Shooting. “THE LAST FRONTIER ” Bth Episode (“Clutching Sands”). COMEDIES and CARTOONS. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) jCJTRAND THEATRE Sessions: 2.16 and 8 p.m. Direction: Fuller-Hayward Theatres. STALLS, Is; CIRCLE, Is 6d. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. The Stars of “Ruggles of Red Gap" return again in another brilliant Comedy, Charles Ruggles Mary Boland Charles Ruggles - Mary Boland : In “PEOPLE WILL TALK,” “PEOPLE WILL TALE," “PEOPLE WILL TALK,” “ PEOPLE WILL TALK,” “PEOPLE, WILL TALK,” A Comedy of Domestic Manners and one of the Funniest Pictures Ever Made. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Another DASHIELL HAMMETT - Thriller. The Most Tangled Murder Mystery You’ve Ever Tried to Solve, . “THE GLASS KEY,” “THE GLASS KEY,” ' “ THE GLASS KEY,” • : “ THE GLASS KEY,”; " THE GLASS KEY,” GEORGE RAFT, EDWARD ARNOLD, CLAIRE DODD. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Reserves at. D.I.G. Theatre Phone 13-379. rpOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER, SATURDAY AFTERNOON. DECEMBER 7, at 2 p.m.. ' MURIEL EAGAR Presents her Pupils in a MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC RECITAL (Choir,. Action Choruses, Piano, Action Songs, Recitations, etc.). And a Children’s Operetta, “THE CAPTURE OF SPRING.” Ballets by Pupils of Miss Gwen Webster. Prices; Adults Is, Children 6d. Box Plan at Chas. Begg and Co., Wednesday. December 4. EXHIBITIONS QTAGO ART SOCIETY (INC.), ANNUAL EXHIBITION PIONEER HALL. CUMBERLAND STREET. . SPECIAL DISPLAY OF JAPANESE PRINTS NOW SHOWING. ESSAY COMPETITION on Japanese Prints. Prizes £4 4s. Particulars Obtainable from Gallery. OPEN DAILY: 10.30 a.m.-6.30 p.m. 7.3010.30 pjn. (except Saturday evening*). Admission, Is. ' Art Union Tickets, le. THE WINNI NG TICKETS In'the Otago Art Society's Public Art Onion are as follows First, No. 672; Second, No. 1018; Third, No. 378 ; Fourth, Kb, 48: Fifth, No. 777.

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