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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16687, 6 May 1916, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. MATINEE, 2.30 TO-DAY. THE GOOSE GIRL, THE GOOSE GIRL, With Dainty, Fascinating MARGUERITE CLARK. A Dream of Delight to Old and Young. , npHE OCTAGON THEATRE. A HAYWARD'S ART PICTURES. To-night, at 8 o'clock. Good-bye .to THE GUOJSE GIRL. Mary Pickford's Great Rival, MARGUERITE CLARK, In the Name Part. Glorious Supports. PRICES: Dress Circle, Ono Shilling. Booking at Tho Bristol till 12 noon, _ 6ci extra, or by Theatre 'Phono 3091 To-night from 7 o'clock. MONDAY NEXT! ANOTHER GREAT PRODUCTION. THE PICTURE DRAMA OF THE YEAR. A Superior London Film Play, featuring tho Star Players. Elaborate Picturisation of H. A. Vachell's Great Book. 6000 ft. In 6 Parts. 6000 ft. JELFS. ' — JELFS. The vigorous and alert rancher from Canada's plains made a distinct impression on the financial and social world of London when ho took charge of Jelf's Bank. .IELFS lELFS : la a story that hits you with its direct quick-changing action. The scenes are bright and stirring, and the romantic side of tho play is prominent. JELFS . .TELFS Has a splendid sporting scene. The race ■ scenes at Ascot are simply perfect. HENRY AINLEY, HENRY AINLEY, — r As Jelfs, repeats the success he achieved in "Tho Prisoner of Zenda" and "Rupert of Hcntzau." JELFS, JELFS, A most brilliant drama, will surely take the town by storm. PRICES AS USUAL. Special Pictures for Our Boys and Girls This Afternoon.. QUEEN'S THEATRE. To-day; Noon till 10.30 p.m. (non-stop). HEAR THE MIGHTY APPEAL. THE GREATEST AND MOST IMPRESSIVE RECRUITING PICTURE EVER PRESENTED. "YOU." "YOU." "YOU." "YOU." "YOU." "YOU." "YOU." " YOO." "YOU." Taken under tho authority and with the special encouragement of the' Ministry of Munitions and the War Office. The earnest and powerful appeal contained in this superb picture gets home to all classes, from tho oster to the scions of nobility. IT TOUCHES THE SPOT. "YOU." "YOU." "YOU." "YOU." "YOU." "YOU." "YOU." "YOU." "YOU." THE AMAZING ADVENTURE OF A SCRAP O.F PA.PER. It is a part of a letter written to a young man, and on it are the words: " WHAT ARE YOU DOING FOR YOUR COUNTRY?" THE SUPPORTING SERIES CONTAINS: WITH THE ALLIES AT SALONIKA, A PAIR OF QUEENS (A Splendid Vita Two-reel Comedy), THE SECRET OF THE CELLAR (A Wonderful Story of Mystery and Adventure). PATHE GAZETTE, No. 361. ONE PRICE TO ALL PARTS:. ADULTS, SIXPENCE; CHILDREN, 3d. THE GIANT LAUGHTER FILM THE GIANT LAUGHTER FILM THE. GIANT LAUGHTER FILM Starts on Monday at QUEEN'S THEATRE. Everybody will be coming to see CHARLES CHAPLIN In the biggest piece of funmaking he has ever done. THINK! A six-reel Keystone, containing tho full strength' of the biggest mirth-making organisation in the universe. 6000 Feet. 100 Funsters. TILLIE'S PUNCTURED ROMANCE TILLIE'S PUNCTURED ROMANCE. TILLIE'S PUNCTURED ROMANCE. TILLIE'S PUNCTURED ROAL4NCE TILLIE'S PUNCTURED ROMANCE. TILLIE'S PUNCTURED ROMANCE TILLIE'S PUNCTURED ROMANCE. TILLIE'S PUNCTURED ROMANCE TILLIE'S PUNCTURED ROMANCE TILLIE'S PUNCTURED ROMANCE. TILLIE'S PUNCTURED ROMANCE TILLIE'S PUNCTURED ROMANCE A perfectly wonderful record of an excruciatingly farcical romance, presented in a cleverer and more original manner than any other comedy ever filmed. Starring the Great .UARIE DRESSLER. The highestMARIE DRESSLER. salaried MARIE DRESSLER. Comedienne MARIE DRESSLER. in the MARIE DRESSLER. Whole MARIE DRESSLER. WORLD. And her marvellous vrork in this master laughter piece shows you why. This— GREATEST OF ALL FUN FILMS is in three _ episodes: " The Elopement," "The Marriage," "The Bust-up." The whole story will be screened at every session throughout the day and night in 1£ hours. REMEMBER! MONDAY MORNING, AT 12 NOON. RECRUITING CAIV A GREAT GATHERING WILL BE I TO-NIGHT (SATURI Otago this month has sent well over b we must ensure the same thing. J MEN! M] The call comes to every man fit and al Gary. The Speakers will be Rev. A. C. RAIN ■with Cr H. H. S. WHITE as Chairman. They will use all their power to drive 1 her duty in_ this world struggle the Empii Tho Kaikorai Band, under Bandmastei Stirring Music. , GOD SAVE SITUATIONS VACANT. (gOUTIILAND EDUCATION BOARD. AGRICULTURAL INSTRUCTOR, APPLICATIONS will be received, up tiil 24th MAY for the Position of Agricultural Instructor, at a salary of £300 per annum, with actual travelling expenses. Statements of conditions and- duties will be supplied on application to the Office of this Paper, or to F. G. STEVENSON, Secretary. Education Office, Invercargill, Ist May, 1916. 6my COAL NOTICES. QRDER TARATTJ COAL, And see that you get it. Tho Cheapest and BEST OF ALL HOUSEHOLD COALS. Sold by all Coal Merchants. Tho Proprietors Taratu Coal Mine, 6 Vogel street, Dunedin. r 111 - =3 WARD off chills! When cold and fagged try a hot toddy of WATSON'S No. 10. 3roy WANTED KNOWN—llelmkcy and Son, Pastrycooks, CLOSE 6.30, except Fridays and Saturdays.—Telephone 1034. /"•< EORGE A. Ooombe, F.C.S., Glasgow, *UT says: "Watson's No. 10 whisky—l recommend it." 3my OTES ON RURAL TOPICS by Agncola, Weekly, in tho Otago Witness I dealing with subjeots oi current interest to farmers.