AMUSEMENTS.

Northern Advocate, 18 June 1923, Page 4

AMUSEMENTS.

BRITANNIA TO-NIGHT.

Never has a more beautiful picture than "Kismet," the super-special at the Britannia to-night, been produced. It is a story of Bagdad one thousand yv:i!s ago, and the realistic settings cany you completely into the land Of fairy tales. It is Bagdad the beautiful. Otis Skinner, who plays the role Atr which he made such a tremendous hit iii the stage production of '' Kisnict,'' is equally as convincing on the screen. 475

At a meeting of Dunedin Bank of Now Zealand customers, to do honour to Mr William Bannerman (states the Dunedin "Evening Star"), one speaker provoked broad smil<?s by telling a storv about his little circular addressed to the 20 or more of the bank's customer? whom he had to approach about this presentation. A certain country resident, in his reply, wrote: "I am not a good writer myself, but you are, a condemned sight worse. I can't make out your signature, so I have cut it off and pasted it on the envelope to l<?t the Post Office have a shot at it." The speaker added that as tho cheque came" to hand ell right that was the main thing. He did not mind being slightly wounded about his handwriting. Neuralgia and Headaches are successfully treated by taking the M.P.S. Neuralgia Tablets. Do not contain any Aspirin, Phenacetin, Antipyrine or any dangerous drugs; 2/ box. — Hole Agents, Foster and Farmer, Cameron Street. ' 225 Roarp.-MK'ss nr'i sore throat Indicate germ infection -- use Nazol freely — gives quickest relief.