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Evening Star, Issue 16051, 1 March 1916, Page 5

QUEEN'S QUEEN'S QUEENS QUEEN'S AMUSEMENTS. Now Showing' tho final Episode of the MILLION DOLLAR MYSTERY % FOR THE LAST TIME TO-DAY. PACKED, JAMMED, CRAMMED Again last evening-,' and everybody enthusi* astic as to the merits of the final episodes of rpHE -MILLION DOLLAR MYSTERY. JS-i 22 EiPIiSODE. 22 22 'THE WATERLOO 22 22 OF THE 22 22 CONSPIRATORS.' 22 22 EPISODE. 22 . THE MILLION DOLLAR'MYSTERY, . THE MILLION DOLLAR •MYSTERY. 23 FINAL EPISODE. 23 23 'THE -23 •23 MYSTERY 23 ' - 23 . SOLVED.' 23 23 FINAL EPISODE. 23 BOTH EPISODES WILL BE SHOWN . BOTH EPISODES WILL BE SHOWN Ab EACH AND EVERY SESSION. EACH AND EVERY SESSION. Support-eel by the following BRILLIANT PROGRAMME? BRILLIANT PROGRAMME: TILLIE, Of Joyful TILLIE, < Of Hilarious Comedy. TILLIE, Humor. TILLIE, THE TERRIBLE TYPISTE. THE TERRIBLE TYPISTE. TOPICAL Always Interesting. BUDGET. ONE PRICE TO~ALL PARTS: . ADULTS, SIXPENCE; CHILDREN,. 3d. ATTRACTION EXCEPTIONAL! MONDAY NEXT, MARCH 6, At OCTAGON THEATRE (Haywards' Art Pictures) And Ef QUEEN'S THEATRE: (Perpetual .VVrture Palace). "The World's Sweetheart," " The World's Sweetheart," MARY PICKFORD, MARY PICKFORD, , MARY PICKFORD, MARY PICKFORD, In her Most Appealing' Heart Drama, RAGS. —RAGS, —RAGS.—RAGS. Produced by tho Famous Playera Company. MARY HCKFOR.D. Mary Pickford's new play, 'Rags,' eclipses ' Teas of tho Storm' and every other performance she has given.—'Boston Courier.' MARY PICKFORD. Mary Pickford, as the inimitable Rags, is something quite' off tho beaten traek, and creates a quickening emotion to the soul.— 'Bioscope Journal.' MARY PICKFORD. 'Rags,* little Mary Pickford's latest achievement, creates a sens© of epoataneous achievement, creates a sense of spontaneous minute of every reel. Nothing " Little Mary " has ever done that bears comparison. —'American Picture Review.' MARY PICKFORD. There is no doubt that Mary Pickford is tho Star of Stars. Last night as Rags she overwhelmed the audience, who applauded and laughed even as the tears ran down the cheeks. A most human ' play.—' Picture Gazette.' At the Octagon there will be no advance in prices, but book your seat to avoid 1 disappointment. Dress Circle, Is; 'Stalls, 6d; Reserves, Is 6d. Box Plan at The Bristol. At the Queen's the prices will remain the same—viz., Adults 6d, Children 3d. Managerial.—ln view of the enormous success attending the screening of ' Rags' bath in Australia and New Zealand, where the holding' capacity of the theatres was found inadequate to cope with the huge crowds daily and nightly, the Management of the Octagon and Queen's have decided to screen 'Rags' at both these theatres, in .order that patrons will have an opportunity of seeing this world success, as it is anticipated this film will be the biggest drawing magnet ever put before local pieturegoers'. And, owing to the bookings ahead, it can only be screened for {commencing -Monday next) •■ONE WEiEK.--OXE WEEK.- - Voted an even greater success than •MY OLD DUTCH. Concerning BELL CANADIAN ORGANS. A Student Organist writes: " I really must onco more express my complete satisfaction with the ' Students' Organ supplied to me." ORGANISTS AND STUDENTS cannot fail to bo interested in this reinarlcnble instrument, which has been designed to meet the need for an organ enabling efficient pedal practice at homo. THE STUDENTS MODEL BELL CANADIAN ORGAN 1 is fitted with new concave and RADIATING PEDAL BOARD to Royal Collego of Organists' Scale. GRAND ORGAN AND GRAND SWELL COMPOSITION PEDALS. SIX FULL ROWS OF REEDS, AND SIXTEEN STOPS. EACH SPEAKING STOP CONTROLLING A COMPLETE ROW OF REEDS. The Students Model is the most complete pedal practice organ extant; see the one exhibited in our north window and get particulars. THE BRISTOL PIANO CO., LTD., Princes street, Dunedin, And Branches. Bell Canadian Organs for Every Home. SPORTING. RETURNED SOLDIERS' ASSOCIATION. Headquarters: Anzac Club. A- SWIMMING CARNIVAL -£*- Will be held in the MUNICIPAL BATHS, MORAY PLACE, On SATURDAY, 4th MARCH, at 7.30 p.m., In Aid of the Returned iSoldicrs' Association Fund's. Tickets (Is each) can bo procured at all the leading tobacconists and stationers, or from the Secretary. T. REYNOLDS, Anz-ae Club. During the afternoon at 3 o'clock Professor Olds will give an exhibition of high diving, fancy water tricks, etc., at the Victoria wharf, by kind permission of the Otago Harbor Board. OTAGO BOWLING CLUB. LADIES' DAY, SATURDAY, 4th MARCH.- » 1 President (Mr C. Speight) cordially .». invites all Bowlers and their Lady I'riends to be present on SATURDAY, 4th March (Ladies' Day), at. 2.30 p.m. Drawing and Driving Competitions. Skittles, Tight-rope Walking, Ladies' Bowling Match (Kaituna v. Mornington). Proceeds of competitions in aid of Anzac Club funds. BOARD AND RESIDENCE "OOOMS, furnished, ono or two To Let, ■f-v central, with use piano, telephone. Apply 88 Frederick street. * GLADSTONE House," Moray place (•phone VJT 2,lßo).—Best accommodation visitors; personal BUperrieion. Mow and M'Pherson. THE MANSIONS (under new management). —Superior Rooms; extensive view; terms moderate. Patrons can depend upon attention and tomfort. RELIGIOUS. MORNINGTON PRESBYTERIAN CHUROH. TJXSE ' INDUCTION - of tho Rev. W. •f- TROTTER to the vacant Parish of Mornington will take place in the Church on THURSDAY, March 2nd, at 3 p.m. uravj wan preside and; md\ict. The, Revs., F. Tucker, Jas. Chisholm, and R. Evan Davies M.A., will take part. WELCOME SOCIAL in the >Hall at 7.30, the Interim Moderator