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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23206, 2 June 1937, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS | Last Two Nights of Charming I j Shirley Temple in “Dimples.” | IN RESPONSE TO POPULAR CLAMOUR, AND ON ACCOUNT OF THE MANY REQUESTS. WE HAVE SECURED AN EXTENSION OF SEASON FOR THE OFFICIAL CORONATION FILM. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. COMING FRIDAY NEXT: The Most Famous Boy Singer in the World, BOBBY BREEN BOBBY BREEN BOBBY BREEN The Boy who Makes Standing Room Popular. “LET’S SING AGAIN” “ LET’S SING AGAIN ” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) THIS WONDERFUL LITTLE ACTORSINGER HAS CREATED A SENSATION EVERYWHERE. Sydney Sun: “We predict that Bobby Breen will soon outrival all other young stars.” Hollywood Reporter: “When Sol Lesser discovered Bobby Breen he found a diamond mine.” Movie Mirror; “A glorious voice, wedded to a charming acting personality, Bobby is rocking filmdom.”

I Bobby Breen is the highest paid I boy in American radio. Critics | predict that tie will soon be the 1 highest paid juvenile in pictures. Dominion: “A crowded house applauded the little genius of “ Let’s Sing Again.” BOBBY BREEN “ LET’S SING AGAIN” THE STATE’S SHOW WEEK ATTRACTION COMMENCES FRIDAY NEXT, Please Book and be Sure, Begg’s or Theatre, 12-324. DANCING ! " Utopia Club ” II j “Utopia Club” || ITOR CLEAN, HEALTHY AMUSEr MENT. TO-MORROW NIGHT (THURSDAY), JUNE 3. LEARNERS’ DANCING CLASS At EMBASSY SALON (Opp. Public Baths). Dancing Director: Mr G. Cox. Assisted by Club Members. And “ Hogg’s ” New Sound System. 8 p.m. .. 11 p.m. .. Admission Is 6d, On SAT. NIGHT NEXT, JUNE 5, We Commence Our WEEKLY SATURDAY NIGHT “ Utopia Club “ Utopia Club

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