Page 1 Advertisements Column 7

Otago Daily Times, Issue 16610, 5 February 1916, Page 1

| AMUSEMENTS. Anita Stewart and Earks Williams. Anita Stewart and Earle Williams. MATINEE 2.30. TO-DAY. MATINEE 2.30. TODAY. The octagon. HAYWARD*S ART PICTURES. B—Final Night—To-night l —Final Night—B. Anita Stowart THE AWAKENING. Anita Stewart THE AWAKENING. And THE AWAKIiNING. EarVWilliams. THE AWAKENING. BarleWilliams THE AWAKENING. A Drama of Strong Contrasts. REINCARNATION. FOLLOWING THE SCENT. WIFE—THE WEAKER VESSEL Picthe Gazette Land of Bulrusltes. HOW THE FRENCH COAST IS <' GUARDED. Prices: Dress Circle, Is; Stalls, 6d- Reserves The Bristol, Is 6d. Late Reserves Theatre. Telephone 309 L . THE octagon theatre. A HAYWARD'S ART PICTURES And SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. The London and Australian Success. A Picture that Transoends all Langoage. THE LONDON FILM COMPANY Present an Epoch-making Production, Featuring ALBERT CHEVALIER, England's Leading Vocalist and Character Actor, _ Who was so successful in "The Middleman," reappears in the film version of his wonderful old song, adapted to tho screen in six reels of motion pictures: MY OLD DUTCH. He wrote the song and made it famous 5 He acts the drama, and makes it famous, too The story that reveals the heart of a coster; tho joy and sorrow of the coster home; and the sadness that often lies beneath tho cheerful voice which asks: "Any kebbinges to-d'y, Lydy?" Chevalier's impersonation of Old Spudd, the coster, is one that you never see twice on either stage or screen. Only Chevalier oould jrive it, because he knows the heart and mmd of 'he true coster better than any man living. All that he portrays on the screen. Book, at The Bristol and avoid disappointment ' Prices: Dress Circle, One Shilling. ReBcrvce Sixpence extra. . CHILDREN'S AFTERNOON-TO-DAY. And an Ideal Programme, including " THE SECOND STRING." PLAZA ~P ICTTJft ES. X DAILY AJND NIGHTLY. 1 pjn. to 10 p.m. continuously. " THE SECOND .STRING." " THE SECOND STRING." A Thrilling Story of the Turf. THREE BIG REELS, 127 SCENES. Perfectly Staged. Sparkling Photography. HERMIT CAMP AND Arizona GRAND CANYON Scenio. Fable of the Train Comedy. RUSSIAN CAMPAIGN ... War IN THE CAUCASUS TopicaL ECLAIR JOURNAL Topical. ADULTS, 6d. CHILDREN. 3d. The Largest Stock South of the Line I HIGHLAND - BAGPIPES. MACDOUGALL. STARCK. MACDOUGALL. STARCK. LAWRIE. BEGG. LAWRIE. BEGG. Bagpipe players are invited to call or tend for particulars of the above splendid makes of Pipes. We call special attention to a handsome set by the celebrated firm of " LAWRIE," beautifully made in ebony and elegantly mounted in silver. Price £25. The " BEGG" MILITARY or GREAT HIGHLAND BAGPIPES are made .to our order by one of the leading makers, and are the best value in the dominion. 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