Page 1 Advertisements Column 7

Otago Daily Times, Issue 16665, 10 April 1916, Page 1

■ AMUSEMENTS. J EVERYBODY'S THEATBK 12 till 5.30; 6.30 till 10.30. OUR WEEKLY DOUBLE-FEATURE ;t, i< ATTRACTION. A WORLD FILM PHOTO-DRAMA IN FIVE ENTRANCING ACTS: , > THE CUB. 4 WHAT WOMEN DO FOR LOVE. WHAT WOMEN DO FOR LOVE: ,' \4 WHAT WOMEN DO FOR LOVE. They Beg for Love. They Steal for Law, They Lie for Love, They Kill for Love, Yes; what will they not do'for Love?* A TALE OF TWO WOMEN AND - <*".% 'ONE MAN. A DRAMA PACKED WITH HUMOUR, PATHOS, AND TRAGEDY. A THRILL SIXTY TIMES EVERY /*.;'s MINUTE. - *«' s? Together with " : CHAKLIE CHAPLIN '% N 'On.a 2000 ft Comedy of, Comedies; u,:i THE BANK. ' THE BANK. • ■ ' . ■ ' THE BANK. , THE BANK. - r --«lS THE BANK. - THE BANK. - j3 THE BANK. :K* the bank. • CHARLIE CHAPLIN. • A (JHaRLIB CIIAPLIN. Tintina.bula.tion of CHAR] IE CHAPLIN. Merriment. r-J CHARLIE CHAPLIN. Smiles, Chuckles, CHARLIE CHAPLIN. Smiles, Qmcklea, < CHARLIE CHAPLIN. Laughs, Roars. tCHARLIE CHAPLIN. Laughs, Roars. . CHARLIE CHAPLIN — Prostration 1 f CHARLIE CHAPLIN. So be ©ireful and CHARLIE CHAPLIN, do not overdo it. 0 '" * CHARLIE CHAPLIN. A Literal ~ -\^ CHARLIE CHAPLIN; .Tamboree ' £ CHARLIE CHAPLIN. Of Hilarity. ' , A Trip Through British Columbia...Soenia .-J, ' —- ' , It's hardly necessary to mention that we are sure to be CROWDED OUT. Be on ' --4 the safe side and COME EARLY, v • " A EVERYBODY'S PRICES: ADULT'S, od; CHILDREN, 3d, to all parte ' - n "f A GLORIOUS OFFERING:. ' Vft A GLORIOUS OFFERING: ' .'MAXFIGMAN" / 3 * And ■ ' ' 'Hlk LOLITA ROBERTSON,. « ,\Sm LOLITA ROBERTSON, The Most/Convincing and Delightful Artists that ever Appeared on a Screen, In Robert Eggle-ston's Famoua Story: . THE HOOSIER SCHOOLMASTER. <» .THE HOOSIER SCHOOLMASTER.", »• THE HOOSIER SCHOOLMASTER., '« THE HOOSIER SCHOOLMASTER. . , THE HOOSIER SCHOOLMASTER." f--THE HOOSIER SCHOOLMASTER. • fiRAND.' PICTURE PALAGfi- ''' £ 1.30 ;to 5.30"; 6.30 -to 10 "pjn. THE HOOSIER SCHOOLMASTER. . T' TOE HOOSIER SCHOOLMASTER. THE; HOOSIER'SCHOOLMASTER. A - Palpitating, Heart-throbbing,' Human • i. CI -y Story. ; >»r >fs w. Primitive Man-Subdued, Brain Superior, to Brawn; an?! the manner in which, the old Maxim is' Illustrated holds one.breathless t ,to the .very end. \ THE HOOSIER SCHOOLMASTER,- ■■ -ftl THE HOOSIER .-V A Tale of plain-folk, homely customs,: and'' * withal possesses .the kind, of appeal; thai , REACHES STRAIGHT TO THE « f 'Tl HEART. - V*/, No artificiality, the bea.uty_.of the story -is * 'it'" that it is so consistent with the. Events, - Emotions, the Joys and Sorrows of - - * l/\& HUMAN EXISTENCE. We have No Hesitation in Recommending'. -V , THIS BIG PROGRAMME To All Intelligent Pieture-lovexs. i" . ' -'S 5 Jf : 'IT IS PAR EXCELLENCE. * ADULTS, SIXPENCT* CHILDREN. 3d. '-When ••• Purchasing a HJSI.T. «,• GRAMOPHONE r i' ■. be sure to observe -»-i, ** "* ~ Sill the pictnre trade mark, ' " HIS MASTER'S VOICE," without which no instru- i> : ' ■; t J-.r ■- ;3; ment is . genuine. THE BRISTOL PIANO CO? (ETD.I ; (accredited agents by specinl appoint-/ ■*. ment) have made a feature or the , Kj « gramophone industry, and carry every,y • instrument in the.catalogue, ranging in , "tfi-' price from £1 10s to £65, besides huge ) stocks of records. . ;'■ 1 >/*' ' ' • >"i Every model is equipped with the. exnln- « ' sive "His Master's voice" features: Exhibition Sound Box, ' Gooseneck Tone Tube, Seamless Tapering Tone Aim, < t r ' "S& Ccmcealed Sounding 'Boards^■ etc., eta .. AH cabinets are of registered design, ooqj . structed of beautiful wootfe—oak, mahogany, •, -- and walnut. . ; ' The Gramophone brings yoti musio of the . very best, appealing to every mood. ' H.M.Y. GRAMOPHONES ifi AND RECORDS. ■. ■'#& — Descriptive Catalogues Post Freei .. - ' THE BRISTOL PTANO 00. (LTD.),'V* Princes street, Dunedin, and Branohafc DAVH) WISHART, AND 8.3 L, , Specialist for Diseases of £ho Skin, >• / 3 Grant street (off High street). J %s . 'Phone 769. /,>_« A Man in " khaM" wrote ea foSknmfi- MM, "Tell Mr Wishart the pills he gtero me ict like magic, and I core everybody pf colds,* ■ \ indigeation, etc." 710ap PUBLIC CONVEYANCES. ROYAL MAIL LINE OF / COACHES AND MOTOR CARS. „ J The above Line of Cara leave Beaumont r ij on arrival of Express Train from, Dunedin \ / ,6 for Miller's Flat, Ettrick, and Rbsburgh d&ilv. ' ' •• ' Via Ota go Central Line.—Clyde : and Cromwell: Daily on arrival of Train from ; Dunedin. ' i Cromwell, Hawea, Pembroke: Tuesdays, - - Thursdays, and' Saturdays, 10 a.m.; return- ~ ipg following days. COACHES.For Alexandra. on Tuesdays. Thursdays, ■ and Saturdays (Roxburgh overnight). Rox- \ S,< burgh-Alexandra — Mondays, Wednesdays, i /.«• and Fridays, 9.30 a.m. Queenstown-Crom- *,1 iy well—Mondays, Wednesdays, and 9.30 a.m. . : i ' ' Agents in Dunedin.—-New Zealand Ext > press Company and Tourist Department, v!* - * > H. CRAfG & CO. (LTD.), Head Office: Peel street, Lawrence. '0 Telephone No. 1. >£ Coach leaves ■ portobello . uAILY at 8.15 a.m. for Dunedin; returninfr from Dunedin (Manse street) at X JA g p.m. Fare, Is \?ach'way. Parcels, Luggage, etc., received at Stables until 1.30 p.m. D. D. MORRISON, Proprietor. ' Crust and Crust's Stables, Stafford street. L RIGHTON MOTOR .SERVICE leaves Green Island Station Daily arrival'ViSi Trains 7.50 a.m. and 5.15 p.m., also 1.15 p.m. Saturday; Manse daily, 9.30 • "'#l a.m. Special trips, accommodation.—Ring , j S$ Williams and Hobbs. . 4a \* |j . SIGHT-TESTING, Spectacle-fitting; Jre« lief and satisfaction guaranteed; glasses given only when absolutely neoes« ..K OCULISTS' Prescriptions accurately mada up; fees.mefderate.'— Peter Dick; certifloated consulting optician, London 'training. •'. ,•.«*§ LL Optical Goods.—PETER DIG?, 1 ' r bSff Jeweller and . Optician, 490 Moray. place (just off Princes street). i 2+iaJ^Jb? BE an optimist, knd drink WATSON'S- 1 No. 10 Whisky. Something like Wihiaky. '