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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16663, 7 April 1916, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. '■ rpilE EMPIEE THEATRE. WHERE COMFORT IS KING. Noon tfll 5.30; 6.30 till 10.30. TO-DAY. TO-NIGHT. THE OFFICIAL WAR-PICTURE. THE MAKING OF AN OFFICER. THE MAKING OF AN OFFICER. Instructive—lnteresting. Tho Great Morality Screen Play, WILD OATS A Powerful Dramatic Story, which grips you as though in a vyce, you follow a clean-minded young Englishman, who is ignorant of the snares ana pitfalls of the great world. How he falls. The meeting of Tristran de Saye, a youth of the world. The meeting of his fiancee, who reproachcs him, and~ leaves him in icy contempt. Tho blackmailing of tho lucklcss swam, and winding up with how the true feminine instinct of the girl who loves him makes him seek absolution for his transgressions; tho struggle for reformation; and the ultimate success of true love. LIZZIE WENT TO SEA Comedy EARLY SAVED THE FARM Drama ONE PRICE TO ALL PARTS: CHILDREN, 3d. ADULTS, 6d. Huge audiences nightly GREET THE "WORLD'S SWEETHEART." MARY PICKFORD As MISTRESS NELL MARY PICKFORD At tho OCTAGON MARY PICKFORD At the OCTAGON MARY PICKFORD. At the OCTAGON MARY PICKFORD. At the OCTAGON MARY PICKFORD. At the OCTAGON MARY PICKFORD. At the OCTAGON MARY PICKFORD. THEATRE, MARY PICKFORD. THEATRE, MARY PICKFORD. THEATRE, MARY PICKFORD. THEATRE, MARY PICKFORD. THEATRE, MARY PICKFORD. THEATRE, "M I S MARY T MARY MARY R MARY MARY E MARY PICKFORD S PICKFORD PICKFORD S PICKFORD PICKFORD PICKFORD N t E L L." The Star says:—" Mary Pickford edded further laurels to her long list of triumphs in her portrayal of Nell Gwymie, thp beautiful film produoed by tho Famous Players' Company." " THE WORLD'S SWEETHEART" " THE WORLD'S SWEETHEART" "THE WORLD'S SWEETHEART" again delighted hundreds of happy Octagon Patrons last evening. They all agreed " Little Mary" was better than ever! Uofortunately, our seating- capacity has a limit, and there are only TWO more nights. Do not be disappointed.. Come early, and if you want to make sure of your seat book it by telephone 3091 to-night from 7 o'clock, or at The Bristol to-day. OTHER SPLENDID SUPPORTING ITEMS. . PRICES: Dress Circle, One Shilling; Stalls, 1000 seats at Sixpence. Reserves at- " The Bristol," or by 'Phone 3091 from 7 pjn. In Keys to Suit Different Voices. SONGS WORTH SINGING As a song-writer CHARLES WTLLEBY is in the. front rank. His Compositions are full of Soul and Life; they make one_feel, for his music is a true expression and interpretation of the sentiments contained in the words. We cordially commend these two Charming Love Ballads: "COMING HOME." "COMING HOME." A wonderfully sweet ballad with a brilliant, but not difficult, accompaniment. "There is many a step goes lighter, , There's many an eye grows brighter, Coming home." "JENNY'S WAY." "JENNY'S WAY." A splendid song, made famous by Peter Dawson. 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