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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22910, 18 June 1936, Page 13

AMUSEMENTS 2.15 TO-DAY S p.m. For the Last Time. “ANYTHING GOES ” With Charlie Rugglcs, Ethel Merman, Bing Crosby, Ida Lupmo. THE REGENT THE REGENT Direction: J. C. Williamson Picture Corp., Ltd. 2.15 TO-MORROW 8 p.m. The Brilliant Entertainment you’ve heard so much about. ROBERT DONAT ROBERT DONAT In “THE GHOST GOES WEST” “THE GHOST GOES WEST ” With JEAN PARKER, EUGENE PALLETTE. * A Gay and Delightful Comedy that includes an Amusing ghost for good Measure. . . Imagine the dilemma of a girl who was wooed by two identical lovers—one human, the other a spook. When they shipped his castle to America the ghost romped along with it in a happy, haunting mood. WE HAVE NEVER RECOMMENDED ANY FILM WITH MORE COMPLETE CONFIDENCE IN ITS POWER TO ENTERTAIN AND AMUSE. An Alexander Korda Production. Released through United Artists. For special announcement see page 9. RESERVES ARE BETTER THAN REGRETS. BOOK TO-DAY. Plans D.I.Q. and Theatre. Phone 12-513. (Both programmes Approved for Universal Exhibition.) BOXING BOXING BOXING BOXING BOXING BOXING BOXING rp O W N HALL, 1 0 W N HALL, NEXT SATURDAY. NEXT SATURDAY. At 8 p.m. 15 ROUNDS DON STIRLING (N.Z.) v. ARCHIE HUGHES (Aust.) Amateur Preliminaries: S. Jenken (Oamaru) v. J. Arnott (Milton). N. Jenken (Oamaru) v. N. Grcaney (Dunedin). M. Parr (Kaitangata) v. J. Buckley (Dunedin). M. Hunter (Oamaru) v. B, Reeve (Milton). PRICES:— HalT2s, D.C. 3s, Ringside Balcony 4s, Stage ss, all plus lax. Ladies Is 6d to all parts except stage. Boys la to all parts except stage. Members’ Booking Fee 3d. Plan D.I.C. Day Sales Jacobs’s and Len. Williams. R. 0. JOHNSON, Sec., 0.8. A. tJTEELITB ' GREEN—Easily the oeel kj Roof Green on the market; porman ent colour: noD-nolsonous. —Smith and Smith Limited