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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23014, 17 October 1936, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS BOYS AND GIRLS We promise you a WonderfuLMatinee To-day, 2 p.m. First, the Second Chapter of the best Serial ever screened, FLASH GORDON In “TUNNEL OF TERROR.” “Toonervillc Trolly,” beautiful coloured Cartoon. Pathe Topics. Comedy, “Permanent Wives.” Novelty. “ So This is London.” Comedy, “ Where There’s a Will.” And. of course, the Main Feature, “THE LADY CONSENTS.” “ Special Picture •of Miss Jean Batten’s Arrival commences at this Theatre oh Monday Next. Later, Miss Batten will make a personal appearance at the State Theatre.” A CLEVER—VERY CLEVER—WITTY SHOW IS HERE. XH E STATE iTH 77 " Direction ot Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. 11 a.m., 2 p.m., 8 p.m. TO-NIGHT THE BRILLIANT. CLEVER. LAUGHING COMEDY. “ THE LADY CONSENTS ” (Recommended for Adult Audiences.) “A brilliantly witty, devilishly clever concoction, scintillating amusement.”— Cinema. ANN HARDING HERBERT MARSHALL MARGARET LINDSAY Walter Abel, Edward Ellis. Hannen Swaffler, the London critic, says: “At last Hollywood is doing right by Ann Harding. No snivelling role this. It’s clever, spohisticated, but will suit high-brow, low-brow, and nobrow- at all," and he’s a hard critic. Book at Begg’s. Theatre Phone 12-324. TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER, MONDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 19. THE CHORAL SOCIETY’S MADRIGAL CLUB In a I I WONDERFUL PROGRAMME Of NEW, INTERESTING, AND POPULAR PART SONGS AND “CHORUSES. ' New Numbers Include: — “All Suddenly the Wind Came Soft.” “Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John.” “A Ballad, the Queen Elizabeth.” “A Hunting We Will Go” (Dunhill). “Hymn Before Action” (W. Davies). “Non Nobis, Domine” (Quilter). “To the Virgins” (Quilter). “The Frontier Line” (Stanford). "Celtic Hymn” (Roberton). “Mannin Veen” (Vaughan Williams) . “To Daffodils” (Roger Quilter). “Morning” (Markham Lee). “Sleep” (Mozart). Old Favourites Include:— “Dear Harp of My Country.” “Hail to the Chief” (Bishop). “The Cooper of Fife” (Roberton). “Old Man Noah” (Tra.). "John Peel” (arr. Dunhill). “Nursery Rhymes.” “ Mary ” (Richardson), Mrs N. R. Henderson will Sing “ The Battle of Love” (Dunhill). Mr F. G. Taplin will Sing “Impatience” (Schubert). Mr Noel Newson, Brilliant Christchurch Pianist, will play: Rhapsodie in G minor, Intermezzo in C major, Cappriccio in B minor (Brahms); Berceuse (op., 57), Waltz in Eb. Waltz in Db (Chopin). Conductor; Mr ALFRED WALMSLEY, Accompanist: Miss Mavis Macdonald. gEE THE EOWHAI CORPORATION PARLOUR BUSES Will leave the TOWN HALL On SUNDAY, at 2.15 p.m., For the I WHARE FLAT ROUND TRIP. Wakari, Flagstaff, Whare Flat, Taieri Plains, Otago Airport, Mosgiel, Fairfield, etc. Fare, ss. BOOK YOUR SEATS EARLY. Afternoon “Billy” Tea is provided Free ’midst the Kowhai. AN ENCHANTING TRIP, Bookings and particulars at Tramways Office, Market street; phone 13-926. Tune in your “ Zenith ” to 4YA Sunday Evening, At 9.5. Special Broadcast, “SHOW BOAT.” Agents: M’Cracken and Walls.