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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23649, 5 November 1938, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS LAST NIGHT ROARS OF HYSTERICAL LAUGHTER GREETED THIS GRAND ENTERTAINMENT. THE REGENT THE REGENT Direction: J. C. Williamson Picture Corporation Ltd. DAILY 2.15, 8 P.M. It is easy to be enthusiastic about " The Perfect Specimen," because for sheer good fun and breathless excitement there have been few more thoroughly delightful films. ERROL FLYNN ERROL FLYNN ERROL FLYNN Grandma tried to make him a "perfect specimen" of his sex and kind, but then the girl arrived and ruined the whole darned scheme. " THE " THE 41 THE PERFECT PERFECT PERFECT SPECIMEN " SPECIMEN " SPECIMEN " The Screen's Perfect Comedy. JOAN BLONDELL as the pretty blonde who was a nuisance to grandma's good intentions, I And This Outstanding Array of Priceless Fun-makers: MAY ROBSON, ED. EV. HORTON, HUGH HERBERT, ALLEN JENKINS, DICK FORAN. BEVERLEY ROBERTS. If you knew how funny this picture really is you would start laughing now. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) DON'T FORGET TO RESERVE. Plans D.I.C. and Theatre, Phone 12-513. TF YOU WANT A CUP OF GOOD I TEA, GO TO THE RITZ. IF YOU WANT THE BEST CUP OP COFFEE, GO TO THE RITZ. IF YOU WANT THE BEST MEAL FOR Is 3d. GO TO THE RITZ. SANDWICH SPECIALISTS. CRICKET CRICKET TO-DAY (SATURDAY), NOVEMBER 5, 1938. CARISBROOK GROUND: CARISBROOK A v. GRANGE. UNIVERSITY OVAL: CARISBROOK B v. UNIVERSITY. \ TONGA PARK: DUNEDIN v. KAIKORAI. LOGAN PARK No. 1: O.H.S OLD BOYS v. ALBION. Plays Commences at 1.30 p.m. E. S. WILSON, Secretary.

SERVICES. DUNEDIN-ARAMOANA. As from November 6, 1938, the following Sunday Service will operate:— Dunedin, depart, 9.30 a.m. for Aramoana. Aramoana, depart, 6.30 p.m. for Dunedin. FARES: Dunedin-Aramoana Is 9d single, 3s return. Port Chalmers-Aramoana Is single. Is 9d return. HITLER TO GERMAN YOUTH Addressing a parade of the Hitler Youth at Nuremberg, Herr Hitler said: "Providence has chosen you to live in a great time. It is a great happiness for you to live in a time which is full of great happenings for Germany. You are witnessing great historical events which will not happen again in centuries. You are the fighters for the Greater Germany." After referring to the incorporation of Austria, for which, he said, " generations have been longing for centuries," he continued: " But I think this is only the beginning of our task. There are many great tasks before us which must still be solved. This can only be done by a people which is educated to doing such great things. It is a proud joy for me to think of Germany's future. The German people is now different from that which I learned to know so many years ago. It has become stronger; it stands together more firmly. It is safe against all alien influences. It is a people which understands its great tasks. Germany's future will rest on you, and I trust you blindly and confidently."