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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23220, 18 June 1937, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS 2.15 TO-DAY 8 p.m. TO-DAY We Present THE LATEST AND GREATEST TRIUMPH OF THE PRODUCER WHO GAVE YOU "THE DARK ANGEL," "THESE THREE," " DODSWORTH," AND "COME AND GET IT." __THK REGENT "THE REGENT" Dir.: J. C. Williamson Picture Corp., Ltd., MERLE OBERON MERLE OBERON MERLE OBERON "BELOVED ENEMY " "BELOVED ENEMY" "BELOVED ENEMY " "BELOVED ENEMY " BRIAN AHERNE HENRY STEPHENSON, KAREN MORLEY, DAVID NIVEN, RA HOULD The Brilliant Dunedin Boy, In His First Important Role. MERLE OBERON soars to new peaks : of emotional power, new heights of loveliness. Surpassing her own memorable ' achievements in " Dark Angel" and " These Three," the matchless star gives her most ravishing performance. You will be swept away by the magic of her irresistible appeal in "Beloved Enemy." ONE OF THE ffRULY GREAT STORIES OF OUR TIME! Young lovers caught in the whirlpool oF strife and racial hatred that was Ireland in 1921 Pledging their lives to opposing causes and their hearts to each other. . . . Spanning the gulf of political bitterness and turmoil with a love that was stronger than patriotism! Samuel Goldwyn Artists. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Together With Paramount's Outstanding CORONATION PICTURES (Second Series). Showing intimate and comprehensive scenes of the Grand Ceremonial in Westminster Abbey on May 12 Magnificently Photographed. Superbly Recorded. Also, I "MICKEY'S RIVAL," a Walt \ | Disney M.M. Cartoon in Colour. " Over the Andes," Clipper Series, j I "New Song Hits." I AN OUTSTANDING PROGRAMME YOU SHOULD NOT MISS. For Special Announcement See Page 7. Plans D.I:C. and Theatre, phone 12-513.