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New Zealand Times, Volume LII, Issue 12264, 9 October 1925, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS "KINGS’ THEATRE r TQpUmstor& popular richer? 6 c ii TU-NIGHT at 8 p.m. * q Special Matinco To-morrow 2.30. / X Something you will all enjoy 1 I || Something totally different. A \ v roaring outdoor romance, with J X comedy and melodrawic trim- I II mings! \ 8 “CODE OF THE l WEST” H 5 I From the pen of that mighty author I ZANE GREY. \ Featuring such well-known players i as Owen Moore, Constance Bennett, I Mabel BalUn, Charles Ogle, and 5 David Butler. f A story of the True West as it | stands to-day. The picture is pack- 5 ed with thrills and laughs, yet, J at no time does it bring in the I time-worn situations so prevalent \ in Western pictures. Tt is one of the few outdoor productions that I might truthfully be called “dif- \ , v ferent/' ) EMPRESS THEATRE Direction i fuller-Hayward Theatres. COMMENCING TO-DAY. Continuous: 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. ALL-KOtJND ENTEKTAINMENT., “WITHIN THE NET.” The first true story of the police, brim mine with action, full of novelty, crack Ting with mystery and suspense. Also. “OCCASIONALLY YOURS.” A Satirical Society Scream, Starring LEW CODY AND BETTY BLYTHE; And OUR GANG KIDDIES, In their greatest comedy, "THE BUCCANEERS/' Reserves at Bristol till 5; then ai Theatre Ring 43-%3.

jyj-USICAL £JOMEDY. "THE HURRY-UP BRIDE.” “THE HURRY-UP BRIDE.” “THE HURRY-UP BRIDE.” An up-to-the-minute Musical Comedy. Presented by special arrangement with T. S. DENISON AND CO., Chicage, U.S.A. A REVELATION in Amateur. A REVELATION Musical Comedy. Introducing tunefui catchy songs not previously heard in Australasia. Striking Dances and Ballet Unsurpassed. A wealth of Comedy by real Comediana Producer: Mrs E. R. Myers (Maude Pitcher). Ballet Master; Mr Joe Knowsley. Conductor: Mr J. F. Woodward. ' GRAND OPERA HOUSE. GRAND OPERA HOUSE. SATURDAY. AND MONDAY, October 17th and 19th. Further details will be advertised. PUBLIC NOTICES PIONEER CLUB. MISS PAULINE FREDERICK and Miss June. Elvidge will be the Guests of the Pioneer Club on MONDAY AFTERNOON, October 12th, at i p.m. PROFESSIONAL. Dr, McKenzie mcrae, m.b., ch.B., of Glasgow University, has Commenced Practice at 163, Hataitai road, Wellington (telephone, 28-388), and at 11, Woodward street, Wellington (telephone, 40-567). 794 ST. JOHN AMBULANCE BRIGADE. OVERSEAS. npiHE Annual Competitions of the -a.' Brigade will be 'held on SATURDAY. October 10th, at St. Thomas's Schoolroom, Hiddiford street, commencing at 10 o’clock. The public are cordially invited. 847 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TRANSFER OF LICENSE. I LAURA MARGARET McINNES, of 9 Taita, Hotelkeeper, being t)he holder of a Publican’s License m respect of the house and premises situate at Taita. Lower Hutt, and known by the sign of the Taita Hotel, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain and will at the next Licensing Meeting to be holden at the Magistrate’s Court, Lower Hutt, on the 3rd day of DECEMBER, 1925. apply for a transfer of the said License from myself to Charles Pritchard, my appointee. Dated at Taita the 25th day of September, 1925. LAURA MARGARET McINNES. SUNSHINE AND SIGHT 1 T HE bright «unshine of summer is a strain on the sight. We can prescribe glasses that have a softening effect, and guard your eyes against the strongest glare. Consult us now and be prepared for Summer when '*• comes. Our charges are moderate—our services the best. MORRISON AND GILBERD, 103. Customhouse quay, WELLINGTON.