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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17104, 8 September 1917, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. JJIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. THREE NIGHTS ONLY. NEXT THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13. NEXT FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14. NEXT SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15. Mr EDWARD BRANSCOMBE'S Smartest and Brightest Array of Versatile Pcoplo, THE NEW DANDIES. THE NEW DANDIES. THE NEW DANDIES. THE NEW DANDIES. THE NEW DANDIES. A Most Cheerful Lot of Conspirators. Hero they are. Everybody stand. Miss DOROTHY MANNING ... Soprano. Miss LINDA BRADFORD Contralto. Miss IVY DAVIS Soubrette. Mr WALTER LIDDLE Baritone. Mr ANDREW P*\CE .... Light Comedian. Mr COURTNEY FORD Comedian. Mr HARRY GRAHAM.. .Another Comedian. Miw IRIS EDGAR Pianist Yon may now Resume Your Seats. THE NEW DANDIES. THE NEW DANDIES. THE NEW DANDIES. On tho three nights stated abovo these smart people will reveal the secret of the big success achieved in the north during the last sixteen weeks. In the daytime they'll probably go fishing, and may catch a cold if there s nothing else about. DANDIES' POPULAR PRICES: D.C.—Reserved 3s, Unreserved 2s; 0.5., 3s; Stalls, 2s and Is. Plan Opens Next Tuesday at The Bristol. AT THE PLAZA Splendid All-round Programme. Special Metro Play, SAIAN SANDERSON. Second Episode, SECRET OF THE SUBMARINE. AUSTRALIAN GAZETTE. In the Afternoon a CHARLIE CHAPLIN Comedy will be shown for the Young Folk. ' 0 N D A Y -. _. " ~ MARY MILES MINTER in THE INNOCENCE OF LIZETTE. A 5-act Star Drama. A Winning Story, with a touch of PATHOS, DRAMA, and HUMOUR. Mary, a strong company, and a band of Children take part. Do not miss seeing this picture. EMPIRE THEATRE. THIS AFTERNOON Special Pictures for the Children. TO-DAY! TO-NIGHT! The New Metro, "BIG- TREM&INE," "BIG TREMAINE," "BIG TREMAENE," Featuring HAROLD LOCKWOOD, HAROLD LOCKWOOD, MAY ALLLSON. Good Supporting Programme. i UNE D IN BURNS HALL. TO-NIGHT, at 8. TO-NIGHT, at 8. CHILDREN'S PROGRAMME. COME AND HEAR DUNEDIN'S CLEVER JUVENILES. PIANO SOLOS. HUMOROUS RECITATIONS (Girls). DOUBLE QUARTETTES. CHILD'S ACTION SONGS. RECITATIONS.. SONGFOR JUNIORS. . . ~~ "■■'SOWBINCTNG. PICCOLO SOLOS. SONG FOR JUNIORS. THIS MORNING: Piano Solos—"An Autumn Leaf." % Humorous Recitations (Girls). THIS AFTERNOON, 2 o'clock: Child's Action Song—Own Selections. Solo Dancing—Own Selection. Double Quartettes. Piccolo Solos—Own Selection. Most Attractive Entertainments at Each Session. Our Prices Cannot be Beaten: Day Sessions, 6d; Evening, Is ; Children, 6d. E. S. WILSON, Secretary. ONGS OF THE DAY. KJ "My Ships." " Waiata Maori." " Waiata Poi."

" When You Come Homo. "Keep on HopinV " When I Come Bade To You." ' If You Were the Only Girl in the World" (Bing Boys). "Shipmates 0 Mine." " Vale " (Farewell). " The Road That Leads to Love." "One of These Days." " Your Heart Will Call Me Home." " There's a Ship That's Bound for Blighty." Only Is 6d per oopy; Is 7£d posted. TERRY'S MUSIC STORES, 174-178 GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. RELIGIOUS. npHE SALVATION ARMY. A DOWLINU- STREET CITADEL. SUNDAY, September 9, at 11 a.m., 3 and 7 p.m. SPECIAL AND ATTRACTIVE MEET- ' INGS. Staff Captain Macanlay in Charge. FROM MIDDLEMARCH GIRLS' HOME—2O. United Young People's Demonstration Sunday Afternoon. Songs, Drills, Recitations, and Action Pieces. ' MONDAY, September IC, at 8 p.m. ANNUAL GATHERING In Aid of the War, Social, and Rescue Work. Chairman: His Worship the Mayor (J. J. Clark, Esq.). Commissioner H. C 7 HODDER Will give an Address on "WAR AND SOCIAL WORK." Litmt.-colonel M'INNES also Present. Striking Social and Patriotic Tableaux. Drills and Action Songs by Girls of . Middlemarch Home. Representative Citizens Present. MONEY LENT. LENT MONEY Any sum from £1 up. LENT MONEY wards, upon Furniture LENT MONEY (without removal) and TiENT MONEY every other approved LENT MONEY security. Repayable easy LENT MONEY instalments. STRICTLY LENT MONEY CONFIDENTIAL. LENI MONEY LENT MONEY Business secrets entrus- LENT MONEY ted to one person only. LENT MONEY LENT MONEY Apply personally or by LENT MONEY letter 'enclosing stamp), LENT MONEY L. W. BALKIND, LENT MONEY 35 Dowling street LENT MONEY (above Excelsior Hotel). LENT MONEY 'Phone 3404 LENT MONEY Postal address; Bo* 590. LENT A UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD'S J*. LOAN OF £150,000. 5i PER CENT. DEBENTURES. Secretary's Office, July 9, 1917. APPLICATION'S are invited for the Purchase of Debentures on account of ih-; above Loan. The Debentures are issued at par, have a currency of 20 years, and bear interest at the rate of 5i pT cent., payable half-yearly. The principal and interest are payable free of exchango at any branch of the Bank of New Zealand 1 in the dominion, Sydney, Molbourne, or London. For further particulars apply to THE SECRETARY, Auckland Harlour Board 8s P.O. Box 1259, Auckland. 'ATSON'S No. 10 is a little dearer t v than most whiskies, but is worth the money. Sha