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Star (Christchurch), Volume LXVI, Issue 20485, 11 December 1934, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. PLAZA. Dir.: J. C. Williamson Piet. Corp., Ltd. Three Sessions: 11 a.m., 2.30 and 8 p.m. | 20th CENTURY TRIUMPHS AGAIN! I Read These Press Criticisms: SUN: “The Plaza has seldom had a I better programme.” PRESS: “Any one who deliberately misses ‘ The Affairs of Cellini * deserves to be debarred permanpictures.” STAR: “ One of the wittiest and most delightful comedies ever screened.” TIMES: "The dialogue is sparkling, the situations range from hilarious to farcical, and the acting and settings are almost perfect.” Joseph M. Schenck presents A Darryl F. Zanuck production, "THE AFFAIRS OF CELLINI” “THE AFFAIRS OF CELLINI” “THE AFFAIRS OF CELLINI” “ THE AFFAIRS OF CELLINI ”

(Recommended by Censor for Adults.) A 20th (‘entury Picture released by United! Artists, And starring r_—-—~.——'-—fi FREDRIC BIARCH FREDRIC IVIARCH g—_______J As the gay. swaggering, irrepressible rascal. Cellini. f—lf—‘—“—"—_“——fi CONSTANCE BENNETT CONSTANCE BENNETT g___.__..__._._4 As !he proud, haughty, but withal naughty, naughty Duchess of Florence. FRANK IVIORGAN I \._._._~..___—/ As the fatuous, bombastic Duke ot Florence. —'\ FAY \VRAY I \———_.._J As Cellini's model, beautiful . . . . . but dumb! r_—‘_“’——_———"."—"“—'—'\ BIEDIEYAL HISTORY RE—ENACTED . . but. oh! . . in what fashion! ;—______—_____—.._l The Supporting Programme is quite up to the Usual High Standard, and includes: WALT DISNEY'S NEWEST TECEiNICOLOUR GEAI, “ THE VVISE LITTLE HEN." RESERVES AT D.IAC., or PHONE 36-021. _ ___—___..—

A New Brighton correspondent states that many bathers from Christchurch and other parts leave th'ir clothes on the sand hills while enjoying a dip. Two cases have been reported in New Brighton this season where clothing thus left has disappeared while the owner was in the water. Bathers would be well advised to leave their clothes on the beach in full view rather than on the sand hills, and thus save themselves the annoyance caused by losing articles of clothing.