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Otago Daily Times, Issue 16753, 22 July 1916, Page 1

AWUSEMENTS. MATINEE, 2 30, TO DAY. " I'll g( t even vvith the Deacon for selling mo that goat." "David ilarum, ve look like a rcd-lieaded Snappm' Bug in them things" DAVID HARUM. DAVID ILARUM. DAVID HARUM. DAVID HARUM. TP il E O (J T A (t (i N X HAYWARD'S ART PICTURES. At 8 NIGHTLY At 0. DAVID HARUM DVVJI) HARUM The DAVID HARUM Quaintest DAVID HARUM Character DAVID lIARUM Kui DAVID HARUM Staged. Do Not Miss Seeing ''David!" CARTOONS IN A SANATORIUM. Ga/etti , River Liie Near Paris. TIIK BA'ITT.EFIELI) OF NEUVE CIIA P FLLE. Is and 6d. Reseiwcs 'lhc Bristol, Is 6d. If you are disappointed about .1 seat, ring us at 7 p.m. ('phone 3091) and we 11 do our best AUN ARMIDS, CIIOYENS! AUX ARMES! AUX ARMES, (Ti ()YENS 1 AUX ARMES! VIVE LA FRANCE' VIVE LA FRANCE! ALSACE! ALSACE! ALSACE! At THE OCTAGON THEATRE. HAYWARD'S ART PICTURES. MONDAY NIiXT! MONDAY NEXT! MONDAY NEXT! MOADAY NEXTI ALSACE! ALSACE! ALSACE! ALSACE! AI,SACK ! ALSACE! ALSACE! ALSACE! Frar.cc's Greatest Patriotio Picture, will bo Screened under tho Personal Patronage of the French Consul, P. C. NEILL, E.sq. ALSACE! ALSACE! ALSACE! ALSACE! ALSACE' ALSACE! Dealing with The conditions which existed when Germany annexed tho French pro\inccs, and showing how Monsieur Orbey was banished the country for singing the then prohibited anthem, "LA MARSEILLAISE." "LA MARSEILLAISE" Tho World's Greatest Living Actress, MADAME UK JANE, An Artist of sublime genius, whoso famo will re echo down the corridois_ of time, plajs tho principal lole in this artistic picture. , " ALsace" is remarkable chiefly for tho ficroo and fiery patriotism of Madamo Rejane. This great .Fienchwoman IS no ' ; acting in this film; she feels every word sho utters. There is no plawcting about her hatred ot the Boche. If ever an actress lived her pait in a play it is REJANE. The power of lo\e doesn't make tho German bride forget tho House of Capulet or that OF lIOHENZOLLERN IN THIS INSTANCE. AN INTELLECTUAL FEAST. AN INT KLLECTUAL FEAST. AN INTELLECTUAL FEAST. MADAME RISJANE IN "ALSACE." MADVME REJANE IN "ALSACE." MADAME REJANE IN "ALSACE." MADAME REJANE IN "ALSACE." MADAME REJANE IN "ALSACE." MADAME REJANE IN "ALSACE." 1 "A PICTURE THAT REPRODUCES MAGNIFICENTLY THE SPIRIT OF OUR G VLLANT ALLIES TO-DAY." A Soul stirring Stoiv of the Enchainment of Fiance's beloved Provinces of ALSACE and LORRAINE. Au*c Armes, Citojens! Aux Armes! b Vivo La Fiance! Musical 'Numbers in ''Alsace" incidental to the Picture: Mrs R A. POWER, tho POPULAR CONTRALTO, sings the soul nispiiing " Marseillaise." J. A. Wallace, L.T.C.L., pla\h violin so'i b> Sa'nt Saens. Plan now open at /fhe Bristol. Uval Prices; Die=. Ciifle Is: Stalls, 6d. Bookinc, SiKptiKe 1 vti a, at 'the Bristol M VTINEE, 1.30 TO DAY. ' Every Child will Enjoy " Stingaree," the Australian Bushiangei. ITING EDWARD THEATRE. SOUTH DUNEDIN. 630 I'll 10. For the Time To-night. The Fourth Exploit of STENGAREE r ITIR AUSTR \LIAN BUSHRANGER. Voted " the B"st Episode Yet." TRACKLESS DESERT SANDS, A TERRIFYING STORM, Such is the Vivid Setting of TO THE VILE DUST. TO r l HE VILE D'UST. TO TI IK VILE DUST. TO THE VILE DUST. 'I he Kevstone-Triangle Success, — r.KC \USE IHi LOVED HER. —- BECAUSE HE LOVED HER. BECAUSE IIE LOVED HER. This wildlj-hilarious Ccmcdy lias created a Fuior" cvemvhere. EXCELLJiNT SUPPORTS. ADULTS, SIXPENCE CHILDREN, 3d. - COMPETITION S. ANNUAL FESTIVAL Will bo held in tho BURNS lIALL, Commencing SEPTEMBER 12. Book of Words and Svllabus and Entry Forms obtainable at Music Waiehouses, or Undersigned Entries Cose SATURDAY, July 29. E. S. WILSON, Secretary. Empire Buildings, i'lintc- street, Dunedin. 22jy OTAOO WITNESS -—Now storied Zlarge amount cf reading matter. Price, Gd QU AND T U LIP At IJRYDON OPENING CEREMONY. At 2.3MANY STRIKINI Tho Pliilhannonio Hocicly, tho Orchesl Talented Ladies, Gentlemen. VISIT TtlE M The Variety of Goods tc,r Di The First Pi rfect INDOOR BOWMNG plajcd on, at the Garden Feto. FORTUNE-TELLRRS from ,a f ar w 'i HE JJUSII tSCENF E\nect to find a Debphtfal Tea Gaid EXCELLENT EJSTTE RT AIN .M ENTS EV HA The Largest Produce Stall Yot Seen in Di; Daint SWEET "STALLS, MARBL Binkmg German Chi A \\ cck of Rev el SPECIAL' SPEC For cveiy 6d .spent Each I'ati OPENING DAY: 11 WANTED, THEATRICAL MANAGERS and Otheis to know that Ihe D,.ilv 'J'imea undertakes the POSTING of WOODCUTS (any cize), STREAMIvRo, POSTERS, and every dcscrh tiou of Printing 111 the mrst prominent positions in the city on »-lioit",t notice GOVERNMENT NOTIF.'CATIQNS. "rjnilE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE ACT, JL 1000 " (vSeitxm 50.) In the F c i ite of ELLEN A K TORI A WHIIE of Mc rnirigton. Diintdin, man led v.oman (dccea.sed). AI,L CREDH ORS and Others having CI AIMS AG UN!* 1' tins Estate are hereby ref|uucd to SEND 111 EM. with Particulars, 011 the forms piovidcd, to the Local Dei.utv I'ubhc 'Irustee, at Dunedin, on or liffoio tho 16th dav of SEPTEMBhK, 1916 Accounts not lendeicd by the date named lii.u be rep (He.l All Monevs p ivable to the above Estate mav be lo.lgid to the credit of the Public T' i,sice's ,'cc >unt at any Postal Monevouler Office, or paid to ihe Ivocal Deputy Public Trustee at Dunedin K N. 11. BROWNE, T,oeal\Dcputv Pubic 'Trustee. Jul v 12 1916 15jv HOT-WA'IER BOTTLES—that never leak and last lor years —are manufactured by the Noith British Rubber Company, and are fitted with " Unique" Stoppers. Sold by all Chemists- 3my