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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22833, 18 March 1936, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS “ ‘ PHAR LAP’S SON?’ (Universal Exhibition) HAS BROUGHT TO THE SCREEN SEVERAL OUTSTANDING TYPES WHO MAY BE DESTINED TO ACHIEVE FUTURE INTERNATIONAL SUCCESS” Declared Dr A. L. Lewie, Hollywood Personality Expert. DON'T MISS— Harry V. Smith as the Eccentric Col. Drinkwater —a splendid, most amusing characterisation! Russell Ball, a Comedian who can dance, and how! Mabel Larkins, “ the Emu woman." The Clever Phillips Family—Betty, Trev, Nada. 20-stone “ Tiny " in her heavy part. Princess Mari-ana in Attractive Maori , Items. Peggie as a prize stupid flapper. The 20 Charming Girls. The 5 Clever Kiddies. The Goofy Stable Hands. 5 GOOD SHORTS AS SUPPORT. ■ EXCELLENT ENTERTAINMENT AT THE . QCTAGON THEATRE YOU SHOULD BE PROUD OF THIS DUNEDIN EFFORT . . . GIVE 50 NEW ZEALANDERS CREDIT AND FURTHER ENCOURAGEMENT. LAST TWO DAYS DEFINITELY. Previously Arranged Booking Other Centres. FRIDAY—ANOTHER DOUBLE-FEATURE. You Must See This Programme. Ist—“BROKEN DREAMS” (For Universal Exhibition.) RANDOLPH SCOTT, MARTHA SLEEPER, And Full Cast of Well-known Stars. 2nd—“INVITATION TO THE WALTZ ” (Recommended for Adults.) With LILIAN HARVEY, Carl Esmond, Esme Percy, Richard Bird, Harold Warrender, Hay Petrie, Anton Dolin. 2i HOURS’ SPLENDID ENTERTAINMENT Reservations Chas, Begg’s. Theatre 13-091. AMUSEMENTS LAST TWO DAYS Barbara Robert STANWYCK. YOUNG, Cliff EDWARDS In “ RED SALUTE ” THE REGENT ■ THE REGENT “ Daily 2.15, 8 p.m. FRIDAY, GRAND N.Z. PREMIERE “WHEN KNIGHTS WERE BOLD” The First of Associated Distributors’ World Productions To be Screened Here, Starring The Popular English Comedian, JACK BUCHANAN JACK BUCHANAN With FAY WRAY. (Both Pictures Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Direction: J. C. Williamson Picture Corp., Ltd. Plans D.I.C. and Theatre, phone 12-513. PICNICS N O. CORPORATION PICNIC, BVANSDALB, SATURDAY, MARCH 21. Train leaves 0.40.

THE REGENT THEATRE THE REGENT THEATRE SUNDAY NEXT, MARCH 22. At 8.15 P.M. 8.15 GRAND COMPLIMENTARY RECITAL BY MEMBERS OF WHITE HORSE INN COY. WHITE HORSE INN COY. ADMISSION By Ticket. (By Courtesy J. C. Williamson, Ltd.) Proceeds in Aid of Dependents the late SQUADRON LEADER M'GREGOR. PLANS D.I.C TRAMS 10.45 p.m.

ACCOMMODATION AT HOLIDAY RESORTS “ A MBASSADORB ” HOTEL. PRIVATE Visitors to CHRISTCHURCH will find Home-like Comfort at the “Ambassadors,” Manchester street. Tariff, 8s 6d per day; 12 10s per week. T. J. SLEEMAN, Proprietor. Phone SO-382. GHARIFF LOW, ACCOMMODATION x BEST. You can have an economical yet thrill i«K holiday by staying at Beverley House, Tiraaru. Spacious grounds, large, airy rooms, _ first-class cuisine, every modern convenience, and free garaging thrown in. Mr and Mrs W. J. HOGG, Proprietors, Hotel stonbhurst, AUCKLAND. “ The only UNLICENSED Hotel de Luxe.’' Manageress; Mrs E. Churton ; 100 rooms; inclusive tariff from 10s per day. Telegraphic address: " Stonehurst." CROWN HILL GUEST HOUSE; recently rebuilt; swimming, shooting, fishing on farm; 800 ft above sea level; terms moderate.—Apply Miss D. A. Schaffer, Windsor, North Otago. Lake wanaka—lakeside house, good holiday resort; excellent accommodation ; beautiful panoramic view; re. duced tariff.—Briley. QUEENSTOWN —Excellent Private ACCOMMODATION ; lovely view; central; 9s per day.—Mrs Clayton, P.O. Box 110, Queenstown. QPEND an enjoyable HOLIDAY at HampO den by staying at Famllton’s Private Hotel; comfortable home.—Phone 9R. WHITE STAR PRIVATE HOTEL, Pembroke, Lake Wanaka, provides excellent table and every comfort and attention. Wanaka Motors, Ltd, (phone 11-438), ENSURE an enjoyable holiday by staying at “ TREVOSB,” Brighton ; very comfortable home; courteous service; moderate tariff. “ RBENVALE HOUSE,” Stewart Island, IT has ACCOMMODATION for gueste over the Easter period. 1