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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17324, 25 May 1918, Page 1

AHUSEMENTSLAUGHTER AND TEARS! LOVE AND SCANDAL I BEAUTY AND THRILLS 1 QCTAGON & KING EDWAKD. At 2.30. At 2 pan. At the Matinee To-day The Wonderful Goldwyn Phcto Classic from 'the Story by Margaret Mayo, POLLY OF THE CIRCUS, Starring MAE MARSH A Photo Spectacle of the Poignant and Wonderful Life of the " Great Ring." Scene after Scene of Miraculous Beauty. SEE— The Mammoth Circus Passing Through Towns at Dead of Night. The Breath-taking Horse Race. ■The Slide for Life. The Love Story of Polly and the Young Minister. Tha Clown with a Broken Heart, who Acts His Grotesque Part " To Make em Laugh." NOTE.—Though this is a Story of the Circus, must not be under the impression that it is only for Children. Produced by Goldwyn from Margaret Mayo's Wonderful Story, it will reach every heart, both old and young. Also, at Matinee Only, CHARLES CHAPLIN in "THE ADVENTURER." RESERVE AT THE BRISTOL. There'll be a queue 100 yards long tonight. 'Phone 3091 after Bristol Piano Co. closes. NIGHT PRICES: Is 6d, Is, and 6d (plus 1 x '' Matineos: Is and 6d; Children, half. Qu E E N'S THEATRE 1 rtcr A r.T^ ay^Pont,rilloUS fr° m I- 30 - CHARLES CHAPLIN in _ "THE ADVENTURER." Margery Wilson (who woe "Brown Eyes" in "Intolerance") stars in "FLAMES OF CHANCE," A Story of Love and the World War. Also, NEGLECTED WIFE (No. 12). CORONATION HALL, ST. KILDA. THIS DAY (SATURDAY) : GREAT SALE OF WORK, In Aid of Methodist Church Tnist. Refreshments, Entertainments, Competitions, Etc., Etc. Admission, 6d Seasoil Tickets, Is. LECTURES. UNITED MISSION Miss BONIWELL, Organising Secretary, Will LECTURE on "THE SUDAN: ITS PEOPLES PROBLEMS, AND POSSIBILITIES," A£ 7.30 each evening: MONDAY, 27th, St. Stephen's Hall, Howe street; 1 TUESDAY, 28th, Methodist Church, Car gill road; WEDNESDAY, 29th, Reid Hall, King Edward road. THURSDAY, 30th, Methodist Church, Pori Chalmers. FRIDAY, 31st, Roslyn Baptist Church. SPLENDID LANTERN VIEWS Collections in Aid of the Mission. SITUATIONS WANTED. 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