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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16593, 17 January 1916, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. OCTAGON THEATRE. IMPORTANT NOTIFICATION. The Management of Hayward's Art Pictures announco that owing to tho Theatre being othexvwiso engaged TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), January 17, our usual Change of Programmo will NOT be screened till TO-MORROW (TUESDAY) EVENING, TO-MORROW (TUESDAY) EVENING, When, a Story of Ancient BAGDAD will be the bright particular luminary. Founded on Harold M'Grath's book, THE , THE CARPET FROM BAGDAD. j' A Romance of tho Ancient City of Bagdad, famed in song and story, of SOOTHSAYERS, of CRYSTAL GAZERS, and of how a precious prayer-rug was boldly snatched from the innermost shrine of a sacred mosquo, passed from hand _to hand, and of how, in its travels, the rug imperilled tho lives of two men and a beautiful young woman. An exciting romanco of plot and counter-plot; of the fatalism of the Far East; of CARAVANS, and of an OASIS IN THE DESERT. There is a SAHARA SAND STORM; a conspiracy on the part of an international band of crooks; and it • remained for Fortune, the innocent girl, to finally solve tho intrigue. Over all there is the reminiscent touch of the mosque's golden domes; the glittering STARS OF THE ; TEMPLES; the land of Allah in ALL ITS ORIENTAL _ SPLENDOUR, and MAHOx MED, guardian of tho sacred carpet, who is has grimly followed the emblem of his faith ' 9 through storm and stress, and at th© ending d is resigned to defeat. Prostrating himself towards Mecca, he mutters the incantation of his caste: " WHAT IS TO 1 BE, WILL a BE!" Usual Supports. Book To-day at Tho Bristol, s A Rush for Seats is a Certainty. j* Prices: Drees Circle, One Shilling. '■ 1000 Stalls, Sixpence. 1; Booking, Sixpence Extra. ; s JT] V E It Y B O D Y 'S. a WHERE THE BEST PICTURES ARE. '• A BIG ATTRACTION, a TO-DAY and TO-NIGHT, ; Commencing at 12 noon and Continuously y till 10.30 p.m. f Featuring one of the Loveliest Women on tho Stage, I- CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG, 1 In a 5-act World Film Special, i LOLA. LOLA. LOLA. 9 LOLA. LOLA. LOLA, i LOLA. LOLA. LOLA. ■. The Story of "Lola" ip one of the Most i Remarkable ever put on the screen, a Supported by CHARLIE CHAPLIN "In 2000 feet of Foolery, 1 "A WOMAN." CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG Competition Commences TO-DAY. Every patron 1 purchasing a Sixpenny Ticket will receive l ' a Coupon. The person who saves the 1 greatest number of Coupons by FEBRU--3 ARY 28 will receive a beautiful Oil Painfe- . ing of Clara Kimball Young, valued 20 i guineas. Six other Consolation Prizes. o Prices for this Stupendous Programme: ® ADULTS, 6d. - CHILDREN. 3d. EDUCATIONAL. ' - "MISS - PASSMORE'S ART CLASSES d ItA Will Resume on 0 JANUARY 20. STOCK EXCHANGE BUILDINGS. 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