Page 1 Advertisements Column 8

Otago Daily Times, Issue 17132, 11 October 1917, Page 1

I /AMUSEMENTS. MISS ADA More than justified the reports that pre coded her. Last night before a crowded audience sho l-endored no less than 10 numbers, occupying the stage for nearly one hour. Even then the audience ware I 02& / to let her oft. U'lS MAJESTY'S THEATEE, Direction: Rickards's Tivdli Theatres (Ltd.), Governing Director: Hugh D. M'lntoshv TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! N TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! And for Positively Four More Nights Only* HUGH D. M'INTOSH Presents MISS ADA REEVE, The World's Most Famous Comedienne, And A BRILLIANT NEW SUPPORTING COMPANY. Comprising' LOUIS NIKOLA, Man of Mystery. HARRY JACOBS, Sinsring .Conductor. KENNEDY ALLEN, Burlesque Comedian.LUCIE LINDA, Premier Danfiense. FRANK MARKLEY, Expert Banjoisfc. ALVIN & WILLIAMS, "In Bits of Saa& land." ' ENGLISH COMEDY COMPANY, Introducing: Ashton Jarry, Gcorgie Do Lara, Zoe Angus, Arthur H. Jenner, -. In the Screamingly Funny Farcical Comedy,; "A MATTER OF BUSINESS." BOX PLAN at THE BRISTOL PIANO COMPANY till 5 p.m., then at the GEY- ■ SER SODA FOUNTAIN, where Day.Sales may also be procured. PRICES: D.C. and R.S., 6s; Stalls, 3a; Pit, Is. Early Door Stalk and Pit, Is extra. Musical Novelties Recently Arrived! jjgEGG'S NEW ALBUMS OF PIANO MUSIC. THREE CHARMING COLLECTIONS FOR PLAYERS OF ALL AGES I "HOLIDAY TlME."—Nine pretty little' pieces for the young, by George Tootell; comprising melody, valise, morning song, minuet, evening song, "A Holiday," eto. Price, 2s. Posted, 2s 3d. "FIVE SKETCHES," by Felix Swhv stead. A set of delightful gems, quite easy ,to play. The numbers are: Alia Minuetto, Fisherman's Song, In the Cathedral, King Winter, and Valse Romance. Price, 2s. Posted, 2s 3d. "LYRIC PIECES" (Morceaux Lyriques), by Harry Faxjeon. The titles are: Melody, in A Flat, Nursery Rhyme, A Study m Rhythm, Melody Joyeuso, and a Largo in D Flat. These brilliant miniatures are very musical in conception and most attractive. Suitable for drawing room playing. Easy to moderately easy. Price, 2s 9d. Posted, 3s. CHAS. BEGG & CO. (LTD.), Headquarters for Music, Princes street. ; AVID WISHAR TV. — Consulting Homceopathist and Bkk chemic Therapeutist. Specialty Skin Diseases. _ • (- Suroly an intelligent public can be persuaded to reflect that the system "of therapeutics which they are urged to investigate is a matter to be decided n6t by prejudices but by evidence. . . . 3 Grant street (off High street). 'Phone 769. ,- V BOARD AND RESfDENCE. E V I A T H A N HOTEL, Lower High street, Dunedin (Nearly Opposite Railway Static*}. Dunedin's Largest Private Hotel, replete with every modern convenience and home comfort. Spacious Dining Hall, Drawing Rooms, Smoking Room, and Light, Airy Bedrooms. Unlimited Supply of Hot Water-for Baths. LUNCHEON from 12 to 2. , TEA from 5 until after arrival of Express Trains. x Unexcelled Cuisine. Superior Serdce. Day and Night Porters. ■■' ' Communications to ' . JAMES CONNOR, P.O. 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