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Taranaki Daily News, 22 February 1935, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. FINALLY TO-NIGHT. KATHARINE HEPBURN — In - “ MORNING “MORNING GLORY” “MORNING GLORY” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) iju 4 Pi * It.p1!? WkVTEMK. GALA OPENING TO-MORROW NIGHT At 8 o’clock. SPECIAL MATINEES. MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY. At 2 p.m. We are proud to have the honour of presenting the World’s Greatest Tenor. RICHARD TAUBER ' RICHARD TAUBER RICHARD TAUBER As Franz Schubert in “BLOSSOM TIME” ■ “BLOSSOM TIME” “BLOSSOM TIME” — “BLOSSOM TIME” Every song, every spoken word is in English. Sydney simply stormed the Embassy, queues waiting until the next session—and yet hundreds could not be admitted. Enthusiastic outgoing patrons told those seeking admittance—WAlT, IT’S WORTH IT! It is impossible to imagine anything lovelier than “Blossom Time.” Flowing action, lilting melody, gay romance, scenes of . brilliant performances, and the magnificent voice of Richard Tauber singing entirely in English. “Thine is My Heart,” '“Love Lost for Ever More,’ “Red Rose,” “Faith in Spring,” “Serenade,” “And Once There Lived a Lady Fair.” “BLOSSOM TIME’’ From the beloved stage show “LILAC TIME.” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) BOOKING ARRANGEMENTS:— Plans for entire season now on view at Theatre Sweet Shop for all sessions. Don’t risk disappointment book now. ’Phone 2713. NOTE: On no account, will ’phone bookings be held after 7.45 p.m. SPECIAL MATINEES. To-morrow Morning Matinee at 10.30. Afternoon, at 2 o’clock. Zane Grey’s “THE LAST ROUND UP.” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.)