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

AMUSEMENTS. • rniAND PICTURE PALACE M 1.30 to 5.30; 6.30 to 10 pjn. . Bor only Two More Days wfij jtou hare the ». ' opportunity of >, HEART TO HEART INTERVIEW With,a Truly Human Life Story, ... THAT WILL BRING HOME TO YOU ' the fact that, " Be It Ever So Humble," THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME. A LOVE STORY, ' ' 1 Entirely Unembroidered by any of the » flummery and conventions that go to rob the upper class romanoo of half its charm. HOME. A Beautifully Paihetio Love Story, full of Pathos and Sentiment. It will MAKE WOMEN WEEP IN SYMPATHY. \ Not only that: ,■■■"% MEN WILL HAVE A QUIET SOB,-; And be unashamed. And why not? ' > 5 THE PICTURE IS PRETTY GOOD. ; It appeals to us. 'NufE sed. * | Note also: The Seventh Episode of —THE BLACK BOX.— THE BLACK BOX.—— A Regular Paralyser for Sensation. PIMPLE AND THE CORSETS. Where did he get them—What! Wbafct . ECLAIR WAR JOURNAL. - ' All the Latest War News—Good. ADULTS, CHHxDREN. 3d. a UEEN'S...^.......Notable for UEEN'S Its Superior QUEEN'S Quality ' QUEEN'S Pictures.—Vide Preas. To Jay: 12 noon till 5.30; 6.30 tHL-10.30 p.n" ■ , A TRIUMPH OF ART. An Enthralling Love Story, set in the lanij . ■ of "OUR LADY OF THE SNOWS," pre.;* s aonting a virile, Story of Life Among th<s Lumber Camps of Canada: i V "f " THE WOLF." Written by A- ? "THE WOLF." EUGENE WALTER, '■ " THE WOLF." Author of . { " THE WOLF." « Paid in Full," " THE WOLF." Trail of the' : Lonesome * "THE WOLF." Pino," etc. \r r"? "THE WOLF." Apart from the Gorgeom, "THE WOLF." Canadian Winter Scenes,.' , " THE WOLF." which are marvels of ex- ~ J " THE WOLF." qizisito beauty,.(the story ■! * "THE WOLF." enthralls the beholder byj " THE WOLF." its intensity and passion. 1 6000 Feet of Rushing A<±venfcure. . SYNOPSIS. \ ' Jules Beanbieu 'promises his dying fathec to find out and educate his half-sister, who, , 20 years before, was left in the caie of s French-Canadian family in the Nipissing territory. The quest leads Jules into 9ome pretty rough and hazardous journeyinga, _ during which he learns that his sister, hawk" ' ing bean betrayed and deserted by-a -wolf ia human form, had wandered oat into tha storm with her child, and died in the enow,'-.' . wolves devouring their bodies. _ Thia Jules swears to find out and kill.' 1 Eventoally he traces him in the person of a <nv3 " i engineer named Mac Donald, and "the-fulfil-ment of the vow results in one of the moat desperately-fought duels ever realised qp ■ ■ the screen. From start to finish this, absorbing romanoe abounds in surprising' and thnfr ing situations. ■ - • PATHE WAR SPECIAL. CHARLES CHAPLIN, Will continue his Laughter Tour in hi*. Big Comedy-scena: . 1 BETWI&N THE SHOWERS. ', 'V ' Be sore and see "The Wolf"; it's, reafl* • great. ' f.' - [ ONE PRICE TO ALL PARTSi ADULTS, SIXPENCE. CHILDREN, Mt When . ~ Purchasing a H.M.V. GRAMOPHONE,, • be sure to observe ' , , < ... 1 the picture trade mark, < ' , "HIS MASTER'S VOICE," • M '"&/sWithout which no instru- , ment is genuine. _ . THE BRISTOL,PIANO CO. fLTDJ ;• "■ (accredited agents by special, .appoint? 1 ment) have made a feature gramophone industry, and. carry eveijrf instrument in the catalogue, ranging iir - ' ' price from £4 10s to £65, besides huge! stocks of records. ■ • •„ \i' Every model is equipped with the exchH"' '' sive "His Master's Voice" features: 1 v Exhibition Sound Box, Gooseneck Tone <Tube, ,v.:Seamless Tapering' Tone Arm, ' , Concealed Sounding Boards, etc., eta ' '' All cabinets are of registered design, co»> structed of beautiful woods—oak, mahoganyi -v r.% and walnut. ' _ ' >f \Z The Gramophone brings you musio of tba '" fi very beet, appealing to <jvefy mood.'. '• a H.M.V. GRAMOPHONES*' - ? : AND RECORDS. . - Descriptive Catalogues Post Free. _ - THE BRISTOL PIANO 00. (LTD.),. i j Princes street, Dunedin, and Branches. = j, David wishart, c.h. and • Specialist for Dieeaaesof the Skin, - : 2 Grant street (off High street), *"*■:, 'Phone 769. The successful work I hare accompKshefl V <in both Acute and Chronic Casesof Hydro' cephalns impels me to issue this little notios 1 to parents of patients.' ; 22d . SPORTING. ' , OANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB." AUTUMN MEETING, 1916. } APRIL 3t and 26. ACCEPTANCES GREAT EASTER aad GREAT AUTUMN HANDICAPS, FORFEITS CHAMPAGNE and CHALLENGE STAKES,' also GENERAL ENTRIES, , CLOSE THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, -; - April 7, at 9 o'clock. '' ? W. H. E. WANKLYN, 7ap Seoretflry. MEETINGS. Australian mutual provi- , DENT SOCIETY. i Established 1849. ,N - SIXTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL MEETING. ; NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tha Sixty-seventh Annual Meeting of i the Members of this Society will be held in'tha Society's Head Ofnos Building, 87 Pith street, Sydney, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon of FRIDAY, 28th April, 1916, for the purpose of - ' „/ _ 1. Receiving the Report of the Direotors on die business of the Sooiety . for the year ended 31st December, ' ' 1915. . J 2. Electing Three Directors in lieu ofthe Hon. James Burns, M.L.C., and Adrian Knox, K.C., who retiro in terais of By-law 16, and' -,of ./ Samuel Hordern, Esq., who retires in terms of By-law 15, all of whom, are eligible for election. 3. Electing an Auditor in lieu of T. , t F. H. Mackenzie, Esq., F.C.P.A., , t who retires in terms ot By-law 28, ' but is eligible for re-election. -- .4. Declaring the Amount of Drvieiblo Surplus for the year ended 31st \ December, 1915. ■ The Hon. James Burns, M.L.CL Adrian ■ Knox, Esq., K.C., and Samuel Hordern, \ Esq., are the only duly qualified Members ""' who have given the reqtusite notice that they are Candidates for the vaeani Soats ; on the Board. T. F. H. Mackenzie, Esq.,' F.C.P.A., is the only duly qualified Member who has given the requisite notice that _> ho is a Candidate for the Office of Auditor.' ij? By order of the Board. '' RICHARD TKE3CE, General Manager. , Head Office, 87 Pitt street, " j Sydney, 29th March, 1916.' 7ap '? WATSON'S No. 10 is a littlo dearer than most Whiskies, but is worth the ' J money. lap _ « MOLLISONS Offer To-days Whito Tur-', kish Towels, size 46 x 20 inch,- at if 9d eacli. Ittf V