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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16589, 12 January 1916, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. QUEEN'S THEATRE, PERPETUAL PICTURE PALACE. To-day: Noon till 30-30 p.m. For the Last Time To-day. r A Dramatic subject which is hard to exceL Sensational scenes in every foot. Tho Most Exciting of Melodramatic Plots. ■ 2000 ft of a High-class Play, TRACKED BY SECRET SERVICE. TRACKED BY SECRET SERVICE. TRACKED BY SECRET SERVICE. TRACKED BY SECRET SERVICE. A plot is evolved to implicate innoconS • people as counterfeiters. Tho Secret Ser- , vice detectives, with the aid of Norton, a . reporter, discover the scheme and bring s about flight, pursuit, and thrilling adventures. This is the 14th Episode of THE THE MILLION DOLLAR ■ A series of clever Cartoons, which Caricatures the WORLD'S GREATEST.COMEDIAN, CHARLES CHAPLIN, 'i — CHARLES CHAPLIN, CHARLES CHAPLIN, CHARLES CHAPLIN, —7, CHARLES CHAPLIN, t Entitled , ■ CHAPLIN'S BUSTED ROMANCE. CHAPLIN'§ BUSTED ROMANCE. CHAPLIN'S BUSTED ROMANCE. CHAPLIN'S BUSTED ROMANCE. Supports Include: FOILED A really clever Kalem Comedy FAIR, FAT, AND SAUCY (VitagTaph Comedy). Featuring Hughie Mack and Kate Prioe. BELGIAN TROOPS STORMING THE GERMAN TRENCHES , 0 (An .authentic picture). TOPICAL BUDGET, ETC. One Price To All Parts: ADULTS, SIXPENCE. CHILDREN, 33. pRINCESS THEATRE, Fullers' Theatres and Vaudeville (Ltd.). TO-NIGHT AND EVERY EVENING. TO-NIGHT AND EVERY EVENING. Great Double BLETSOES' REVUE COMPANY BLETSOES' REVUE COMPANY BLETSOES' REVUE COMPANY BLETSOES' REVUE COMPANY Scored another Signal Success last night in. the Greatest of All Laughter Raisers: VACATION * The ,i. TIME. VACATION Revue TIME. VACATION Of TIME. VACATION " Revuee. ■ TIME. ■ The Funniest, Brightest, and Best Musical Comedy Yet Offered. See - ALBERT BLETSOE As Dusty Roads , ROY RENE ..As Garibaldi Isaacs Stageland's Funniest Comedian". FULLERS' VAUDEVILLE DE LUXE. A Magnificent Reception Accorded SUTTON and BARLEE English Musical Comedy Specialists. Comedy Triok THE MAXWELLSj Cyclists. THE MAXWELLS, IBEX SYLVIA. • IBEX . SYLVIA. Shadowgraphist. Serpentine Danoet THE QUEALYS. Musical THE QUEALYS. Sketch Artists. Prices: D.C. arid 0.5., 2s; Stalls. Is. 600 Seats 6d. Reserved at THE BRISTOLu rFHE BRISTOL A PIANO COMPANY (LTD.) Are now making A Special Display of these FOUR GREAT PIANOS BROADWOOD, BROAD WOOD, COLLARD AND COLLARD, COLLARD AND COLLARD, COLLARD AND COLLARD, COLLINSON, ' COLLINSON, COLLINSON. SAMES. SAMES. SAMES. EXTENDED TIME PAYMENTS ARRANGED. If unable to call, write to-slay ■ for otaf Axtistio Catalogues, post free. THE BRISTOL PIANO 00. (LIMITED), Princes street, Dunpdin, Accredited Agents, " HIS MASTER'S VOICE" GRAMOPHONES AND RECORDS. AVID WISHART, C.H. AND B.T n Specialist for Diseases of the Skin, 3 Grant street (off High street). 'Phone 769. Tho successful work I have accomplished in both Acute and Chronic Cases of Hydro-: ■cephalus impels me to issue this little notice to parents- of patients. 22d " /1. TENDERS. WATER-RACE INSPECTOR'S RESI-' DENCE, NASEBY. TENDERS for INSTALLATION of ' HOT and GOLD WATER SERVICE, Etc., at above Building will be received at this Office up till noon_ on TUESDAY,, 25th January. Specification, etc., may be seen , at this Offico and at the Posit Offices, Naseby and Ranfurly. C. J. M'KENZEE, District Engineer. Publio Works Office, Dunedin, 11th January, 1916. 12ja SAGAR'S Celebrated English Wood-work-ing MACHINERY; catalogues, quotations.—Sole Agents: Henry F. Mosa (Limited), Princes street South. 31 au LOST AND FOUND. t — * CASH" ADVERTISEMENTS under this heading: Fourteen Words, SIXPENCE per Insertion; Six insertions, 2s 6d; over Fourteen Words and not exceeding Twenty-fonr Words, Is; Sit Insertions. Ss. 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