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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23221, 19 June 1937, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS THE EMPIRE AIRMAIL NEWS SERVICE ALWAYS UP TO THE MINUTE 1937 ENGLISH GRAND NATIONAL, OXFORD WINNING THE EIGHTYNTNTH OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE BOAT RACE. Clnesound Presents Exclusive Pictures of SPRINGBOKS IN AUSTRALIA. | M 1R ' E 111 The City’s Leading Theatre. Direction: Fuller-Hayward Theatres. TWICE DAILY, 2,15-8 p.m. NOW IN ITS SECOND WEEK, AND STILL'DRAWING THE CROWDS. IRENE DUNNE —In—“THEODORA GOES WILD” | HURRY THE LAUGHTER SEASON CONCLUDES THURSDAY NEXT Reserves D.I.C. or Empire, 12-433. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) FRIDAY NEXT “ROSE MARI E,” With Jeanette MacDonald, Nelson Eddy. BOX PLANS OPEN MONDAY NEXT. Municipal, i to-day. Hi AT GREEN ISLAND | 2.15 and 8. The LAUGHTER Lady of the Land— GRACIE FIELDS GRACIE FIELDS GRACIE FIELDS Becomes— THE SCREAM OF THE SKIES —ln—- “ LOOK UP—- “ LOOK UP : And LAUGH.” LAUGH.” You’ll Laugh for Weeks After This One! . , (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) rpAMWAY BAND. PROMENADE CONCERT AND EXTENDED SKATING EVENING, At the REGAL SKATING RINK. WEDNESDAY, June 23. Spectators 6d; Skaters Is 6d. Sessions Daily 2.30 and 7.30. Skaters Is. Children, Saturdays, 10 and 2.30,6 d. SALE OF WORK, Jumble Stall, etc., Harrop Street Hall, Saturday, June 19, 2.30-5 p.m. I

DANCING DO NOT MISS THE OPPORTUNITY OF ATTENDING THE CHARITY BALL - And Assisting The Crippled Children’s Society. St. Vincent De Paul Orphanage*. TOWN HALL, TUESDAY,, JUNE 29 TICKETS AT D.I.C. Double, 15s; Single, 7s 6d; Gallery, Is; Reserve, Is M. • COMBINED MASONIC BALL ■ HALL, WEDNESDAY, . . JULY T. Grand March 8.15 p.m, * . Sale of Tickets Definitely Limited to 300. Supper at One Sitting Double Ticket, 16s. Gallery, Is. W, K. CAMERON, Hon. Secty., Box 417. IJOWN

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