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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16667, 12 April 1916, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. " STUPENDOUS" Is tho Word that fitly describes THE PICTURE. THE JUGGERNAUT Tho Chief Actors are ANITA STEWART ANITA STEWART AIM IT A STEWART ANITA STEWART ANITA STEWART And EARLE WILLIAMS. EARLE WILLIAMS. EARLE WILLIAMS. EARLE WILLIAMS. EARLE WILLIAMS. The Thrill tihat comes onco in a lifetime; 'twill fairly lift you out of your seats at THE OCTAGON (at 8 p.m.) And KING EDWARD THEATRES (from 6.30 till 10 p.m.), TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT 1 TO-NIGHT! AN EXPRESS TRAIN CRASHES OVER A TRESTLE BRIDGE A HUNDRED FEET IN THE RIVER! Can you even imagine what this would be like?, You can do more than this-YOU CAN SEE ITI TO-NIGHT. Dynamic Energy! TO-NIGHT. A Virile Plot! TO-NIGHT. A Railway Smash that knows TO-NIGHT. No Equal. TO-NIGHT. THE JUGGERNAUT. TO-NIGHT. THE JUGGERNAUT. TO-NIGHT. THE JUGGERNAUT. TO-NIGHT. THE JUGGERNAUT. TO-NIGHT. THE JUGGERNAUT. TO-NIGHT. THE JUGGERNAUT. TO-NIGHT. In Four Reels of Motion TO-NIGHT. Pictures. There's something TO-NIGHT. entirely different in THE JUGGERNAUT. LOOK I—lt has oaused a sensation in every English-speaking country. It is more th-in a drama: it is something that holds and rocks you with its strength, and then hais you hanging on to your seats when the olimax comes. VlM.—There's vim all through it; vim in action, vim in story, vim in the terrible wreck, and viin in the heart-stirring climax. THE JUGGERNAUT THE JUGGERNAUT THE JUGGERNAUT is the colossus of modern dramas. In sheer realism and smashing cifect it far transcends anything we have heretofore offered to patrons. THE JUGGERNAUT THE JUGGERNAUT THE JUGGERNAUT_ is a great example of modern motion picture technique, and the scene in which the speeding express train crashes down through a weak trestle bridge, engine and cars diving headlong into the water, is a hair-raiser of the first order. Prices as usual at both Theatres, but again we remind you to Book at The Bristol; or by 'phone 3091 at The Octagon, from 7 p.m. jyjNEDIN MALE CHOIR. 113tai CONCERtT29th SEASON. BURNS HALL, TO-NIGHT, at 8 o'clock. Soloists: Miss Richards, Messrs Evans, James, Atwill, and GemmelL Instrumentalists: Messrs Wallace, Stewart, and Martin. Conductor: Mr Jesse Timson. Extra Tickets (2s 6d). obtainable at doors. H. H. SYKES, 'Phone 3449. Hon. Sec. pro tem. PROFESSIONALrrtHE BON ACCORD PRIVATE A SANATORIUM; - WAIPIATA, CENTRAL OTAGO. MAGNIFICENT CLIMATE AND SITE. Only Climate in New Zealand entirely suitable for Treatment of Consumption. Far removed from humid atmosphere of coast; 80 miles inland, 1500 ft above sea 1 level. Sunny, hilly, dry, and very bracing. No fogs or dust. TERMS VERY MODERATE. V For particulars apply to MEDICAL SUPERINTENDENT. THE PAINLESS DENTAL CO.—Note New Address: 85 Lower Stuart street (below Octagon), Dunedin. fjßo OUR COUNTRY PATIENTS.— X Special Attention to Visitors to the town.—Horace Robinson, mnnager. 210 EDUCATIONAL. " TO VERDUN." If you wish to know the Story of the 100 crowded years that followed the collapse of Napoleon, take' a Course of MODERN HISTORY by Correspondence with BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Wellington. and with it, in order to understand the workings of Modern Finance, study ECONOMICS. In both subjects lectures have been written and Correspondence Tuition is provided by Mr B. E. MURPHY, M.A., LL.B., 8.C0m., F.R.E.S. (first-class Honours Mental and Moral Philosophy), Barrister-at-law. For further information write to H. AMOS, • Director. T TNIVERSITY CORRESPONDENCE vJ COLLEGE, Elgin road, Dunedin. (11th Year.) (11th Year.) Students prepared for the following Examinations:—Accountancy and Bookkeeping, Teachers' B, 0, and D Certificates, Matriculation, Public Service, 'Senior and Junior, etc., etc. For full particulars write to above' address. ' SINGING, PRODUCTION, AND INTERPRETATION.—In speaking of my Singing in " Maritana," for tho Dunedin Choral Society, the Star said:—Mr FRANK GRAHAM may bo accounted one of tho finest tenors we have heard. Ho possesses both quality and power. "Let Mo Like a Soldier Fall" received from Mr Graham absolutely the most telling rendering we have ever heard. His production is unquestionable.—STUDlO, tho Octagon. ANGER DRESSCUTTING SCHOOL. Established 1902. Principal, Mies KATE STEWART. Classes daily, 10 to 12 and 2 to 4. Monday and Thursday Evenings, 7 to 9. Tuition includes thorough instruction in Practical Dressmaking. Join now, and make your Autumn and Winter Outfits. Ladies' Tailoring also taught. ' Cut Patterns a specialty. 1 Rooms: 123 HIGH STREET (opp. D.1.C.). MADEMOISELLE DAMBLY, Lower Stuart street, Resumed Teaching Dresscutting, Dressmaking, and Lingerie on TUESDAY, February 1. Hours: Morning, 10 to 12; Afternoon, 2to 6. Evening Classes Resume MARCH 1. 9f OSSBOTHAM'S COLLEGE employs a large and competent staff of instructors, ensuring specialisation in each subject taught. 12jy YOU search in vain if you try to find superior WHISKY to "8.L." Magnificent quality. lap 371 VERY PACKET RED JACKET full li weight—lo®, 2oz paokets. 6m