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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22831, 16 March 1936, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS IliiliilllllllllllllllllllllllillillllllK I S T - JAMBS theatrb Proprietor: Sir Benjamin Full«r. | 2.15 - TWICE DAILY - 8 p.m. Meet the Screen’s Most Lovable Character ... in a mad, merry mis-up of Mystery, Fun, and Thrills, EDMUND GWBNN EDMUND GWENN And MAUREEN O’SULLIVAN MAUREEN O’SULLIVAN In the Brightest Comedy-drama Seen For Many Years, THE BISHOP MISBEHAVES THE BISHOP MISBEHAVES Bishop by Day, Detective by Night! LUCILE WATSON. DUDLEY DIGGES, REGINALD OWJ3N, LILIAN BOND, All appear in the riotous screen version of the play that rocked Broadway for a whole year. {Approved for Universal Exhibition.) St. James Featurettes include Gaumont and Metrotone News, Football Teamwork, “ Slightly Static," a rollicking Todd-Kelly Comedy. Plans at D.1.C., M’Cracken and Walls’s, and Jacobs’s. Theatre at 7. Tel, 13-702. —and don’t forget, “ NUGGET " your shoes every morning. THE SALE of the year; Wrens’ PAINT prices unequalled; Ironlte Hoot Red, 11s gallon; Perfecto, 17s gallon.

No more school bells—but a short daily recital of “ good music followed by a spell of jazz”—that is the experiment to be made in Czechoslovakian schools this year. Instead of the usual school boll at 8 a.m., children at elementary and some secondary schools will be summoned by a wireless signal followed by a marching tune. There will then be a topical radio talk of suitable interest for five minutes, a short piece of classical music, to train the children’s taste, and finalljr a few bars of jazz, to stimulate the spirit of gaiety and liveliness before actual lessops begir