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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17913, 19 April 1920, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. Again Crowded to tho Doors Saturday. COMB EARLY TO-NIGHT 1 I*HE EMPIRE THEATRE. 2to 5, 7to 10. Overture, 8 o'clock. NEW CONCERT ITEMS AND AN ALLNEW PICTURE PROGRAMME. THE EMINENT BASSO, -CHARLES SMYTHE, Late Principal with the DAME MELBA, MADAME CALVE, And ALICE ESTY GRAND OPERA COMPANIES, TO-NIGHT Mr Smythe will sing "Toreador Song" (Carmen). His programme will also be chosen from the following:— "Tho Drum Major" (Newton). "Song of tho Sword" (from opera "Tofana , "). " Mandalay " (Willoughby). " Stono Cracker John," " The Grenadier" (Coatesj. "Off to Philadelphia" (Haynes). "Myself When Young" ("Persian Garden," Omar Khayam). "The Lute Player" (Allitsen). Mies BATHIE STUART: "Such a Lil Feller" (Coon Lullaby). "In Fifteen Parte" (Cockney Picture Burlesque). " Ou La La Oui Oui." Miss GREENE: ' "Ave Maria" (Mascagni). " Carissima " (Wilson). Also, in conjunction with Concert Party: TOM MOORE In " HEARTSEASE." The Story of a Wandering Minstrel and his struggle for fame. Overture: "Tho Gondoliers" (Sullivan). Day Prices: Is Id. Children. 6d. Night Prices: Is Id, Is 7d, 2s 7d (reserves). PLAN for TO-NIGHT at THE BRISTOL till 5 p.m.; then Ring 444 for Reserves. SAME PICTURE" PROGRAMME At KING EDWARD. TO-NIGHT, at 7.45. QALYATION ARMY, DOWLING STREET. TO-NIGHT, AT 8. TO-NIGHT, AT 8. HARVEST THANKSGrVING. HARVEST THANKSGIVING. SPECIAL PROGRAMME BY SILVER SPECIAL PROGRAMME BY SILVER BAND,' BAND, Assisted by Friends. VOCAL AND ELOCUTIONARY ITEMS. VOCAL AND ELOCUTIONARY ITEMS. CORNET SOLO BY BANDSMAN OLLIE CORNET' SOLO BY BANDSMAN OLLIB JUDD. JUDD. SALE OF FRUIT AT CLOSE, SALE OF FRUIT AT CLOSE. Refreshments 1 Refreshments! HAROLD M'KENZEB, Captain. LECTURES. ANTHROP OLOGY. COURSE OF POPULAR LECTURES. During the 'winter months a course of about 24 Popular Lectures will be delivered on FRIDAY EVENINGS in the Lecture Hall of the Otago University Museum, Great King street. The first leoture will bo delivered on FRIDAY, April 23rd, commencing at 8 o'clock. The lecturera will be Dr W. R BENHAM, Dγ W. N. BENSON, Dr MACMILLAN BROWN. Dr F. W. DUNLOP. and Mr H. D. SKINNER. The course will be on the same .lines as that of last year, but the material will be almost entirely new, particular attention being paid to the races and ethnological problems of New Guinea, Melanesia, and Polynesia. A fee of SI 17a will bo charged for the full course. For further particulars apply to the Undersigned. H. CHAPMAN, l(b Registrar. BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS. T ORD JELLICOITS APPOINTMENT! JLJ It would be safe to assert everyone throughout the Dominion wiE be delighted with his Majesty's choice for our new Governor. Ho will doubtless be heartily weloomod by all classes. In tho same manner Dr WTLSON'S REGENERATOR is welcomed by all who require a really reliable article for restoring grey and faded hair to its natural colour. The choice could nob bo bestowed on anything to equal it. It is a splendid Hair Tonic for all. Get it today. Price, 4s. Sold everywhere. Australasian Agent: A. M. HENDY, Hair Specialist, Dunedin. Wholesale Supplies from Fairbaim, Wright, and Co., Kompthorne's, P. Hayman's, Bing, Harris's, or Sargood, Son, and Ewen (Ltd.). rtOLDST O R A G K Telephone 3372. Having taken over the FREEZERS of Messrs IRVINE & STEVENSON, we are prepared to treat with clients for the COLD STORAGE and proper Classification of all Foodstuffs. The Charges will be Reasonable, and our aim throughout will be to see that everything leaves the Stores in first-rate condition. DUNEDIN COOL STORES, ST. ANDREW STREET. ARTIFICIAL LIMBS. GEORGE D.COX, 55 HANOVER STREET. DUNEDIN, ANATOMICAL MECHANICIAN to the New Zealand Government. N.Z. Representative of A. A. MARKS, of New York, the largest faotory in the world. Limbs Made, Refitted, or Repaired on the Premises. 30au MOTOR AND MOTOR CYCLE REPAIRS. PROMPT AND EFFICIENT WORK By Skilled Mechanics. LOWEST CHARGES. A. & L , . SCOTT, MOTOR ENGINEERS, 540-344 King street. 23ja JT coate h little moro Tho first taste tells you it's worti it: WATSON'S No. 10 WHISki. _18f IT'S our business solving Ventilating, .Heating, or Skylight Troubles.—ffhe Ross Manufacturing Cα (Limited), Bond etreet. CZEMA CURED I—My Herbal Treal> ■ment positively cures the distressing trouble. —Thompson, herbalist, Oamaru. A' MAN'S MAN'S" favourite: WAT. SON'S No. 10 WHISKY. IVs great Order ii aJwaye. TAGO WITNESS.—New etoriea. A large azsorant of readies matter,