Page 1 Advertisements Column 8

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

AMOBENCWTB. Special Programme for tha Children This Afternoon. KW queeFs theatre . To-day: Noon till 10J50 pan. Beautiful MARGUERITE COURTOT MARGUERITE COURTOT And TOM MOORE, TOM MOORE, , In Kalem'a Wonder Play, in Three Reels: THE FIRST COMMANDMENT. THE FIRST COMMANDMENT. THE FIRST COMMANDMENT. THE FIRST COMMANDMENT. . THE FIRST COMMANDMENT." - THE FIRST COMMANDMENT. A drama of actuality—one of the mast gripping and compelling- life stories ever told. Lore and Romance, ' Sunshine and Tempest, Charm and Thrill, right through. BRILLIANT SUPPORTING SUBJECTS.. One Price to All Parts-. ADULTS, SIXPENCE; CHILDREN, 2d. T> A U L SALDAIGNE* • BELGIAN TENOR, Late Tenor of the Boston Opera Company ; (United States of America), Teacher of Voice Production, and Ins Pnpils will appear, On APRIL 4- and 6, in . ms MAJESTY'S THEATRE, In an Act of "SAMSON AND DELILAH," And an Act of "CAVALLERLA RUSTICANA."Staged and Costumed. 3} By Permission of Commanding Officer. 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