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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17936, 15 May 1920, Page 1

Mosmrn PRINCESS THEATRE, Direction — Ben and John Fuller ALWAYS FULLERS' AND MERRY FULLERS' BRIGHT* BARfJA IN—MATINEE—B A RGAIN MATINEE To-iday. MATINEE MATINEE at 2.30. MATINEE Samo Show a& at Night for 6d, Is Id, awj Is 7d. TO-DAY, 2.30. TO-NIGHT 8. j -"THE PICNIC PARTY."— Latest and Meet Bewitching Carnival ot Song and Merriment, Dispensed by the Supreme Revuista, WALTER GEORGE SUNSHINE PLAYERS. SUNSHINE PLAYERS. The Wonderful Rialey Adepts, KODAMAS, .KODAMAS, | LITTLE The Lovely LITTLE! MONA. Diminutive Trapezist. MONA. The Unparalleled Aerial Sensationalists, , MARVELLOUS FENTONS. MARVFLLOUS FENTONS. 1 PAGDEN & STANLEY, MATANAS, "» JENNINGS & GERALD. JENNINGS & GERALD, \ Delightful Burlesque. PRICES: D.C. aiid~O.S., 3s; STALLS, 2s; UPPER CIRCLE, la (all, plua tax). Plans at Tho Bristol. gURNS_ HALL, PIPING AND DANCING ASSOCIATION OF NEW ZEALAND. "Ceol Nan Beann, Nan Glearm, 'S Nan Gaisgeach." « ("Tiie Musio of tho Bens, the Glens, and the Heroes.") GRAND SCOTTISH CONCERTS MONDAY AND~WEDNESDAY, 17th and 19th MAY, 1920, At 8 p.m. Under the auspices of the Ofcasfo Centre o£ the Association, in aid of its £450 prizes fori Championship Piping and Dancing Competitions, Burns Hall, Dunedin, Monday t arid Tuesday, 31st May and Ist Juno (Winter Show Week). EVERY PERFORMER THE VERY' BEST PROCURABLE. COME AND HEAR" THE SONGS OF YOUR FATHERS AND MOTHERS. "Hail, Caledonia, land of my childhood, Home of my birth, so radiant and fair. Though I have roamed through the world and its beauties, Nowhere on earth with thee can compare. Thou art majestic and regal in splendour, Thou art the land of the gallant and free, Lassies with hearts aye to true and so tender, Hail. Caledonia! how I love thee." PROGRAMME: Pipe Band Selection—"Bonawe Highlanders."—DUNEDlN HIGHLAND PIPE BAND (N.Z. Champions), Highland Danoe—Highland WINNIE ROBINSON, B. KING, T. ; GILLESPIE and Y. PATERSON. Song—"My Lan<3."—Mr W. H. MACKENI- - . i Song—"Castles in the Air."—Miss JESSIE MILLER. Band Selection—"Reminiscences of Scotland." - KAIKORAI BAND (N.2. , Champions). Song—"Mountain Lovers."—Mr W, HARRISON. Song—"My Love iB Like a Red, Red Rose."—Miss MADGE. TORRANCE. Highland Dance —"Sean. Triubhais."—Miss BEULAH KING. Humorous • Song, / etc,—^"Hey! Donal t"—Me J.S.DEAKER, Pipe Band Selection—"Scotland the Brave," DUNEDIN HIGHLAND PIPE BAND. : Recitation —"Tamo' Shanfcer." —Mr S. H. OSBORN. . « Song—"Angus M'Donald."—Miss MAX(GE , TORRANCE. Song—"Afton Water."—Mr W. HABEI- * SON. Band Selection —"Beauties of Scotland."—< KAIKORAI BAND. Highland Dance —"Sword Dance."—Miss WINNIE ROBINSON. Son"Robin Adair." —Miss JESSIE MILSong—"The Highlandman's Toast."—Mr W. 11. M'KENZHS. . Highland Dance—"Reel o'Tulloch."—Misses ; ROBINSON, KING, GILLESPIE, and PATERSON. Accompanist© ... .„ Miss 0. HUGHES Danoe Musio . ... Piper L M*KILIX)P Grand Piano kindly supplied by Begg'a. COME AND HEAR THE MUSIC OF THE RACE YOU BELONG TO. "Land of brown heath and shaggy wood, of the mountain: and the flood, , ; Land of my sires 1" V COME EARLY. COME EARLY. ' HUNDREDS TURNED AWAY LAST J YEAR. Seats may Now be Reserved at Begg's. Admissions CSrde end Front Chairs, 4s (booking fee" 6d extra, including members); Chairs, 3s and 2s; Pit, Is. MEMBERS wishing to Reserve Seats must first obtain card from Secretary to present at Booking Office. F. A. CHEYNE, Secretary. ( , - Just Ontl £ NEW SONG ALBUM, "THREE MORE SONGS OF THE FAIR." "THREE MORE SONGS OF THE FAIR." This Album oontains three delightful Songs by EASTHOPE MARUN, whose "Four Songs of the Fair" are now so popular. These three Songs are distinctly charming and refined, of real artistio merit, and with beautiful accompaniments. They are characteristically English in style. a The Titles are "COME TO THE FAIR," "AN INTERLUDE." and "HATFIELD BELLS." Editions may bo had for Medium, ac Low Yoicea CHAS. BEGG & CO. (LTD.), Headquarters for Music, Princes street. ' OHE A P READING. DUNEDIN ATHENiEUM CHARGES. Quarterly, 5s 3d; Half-ynarly, 10s 6d; Yearly, 21s; Youths,' Halfpnoe. One book and ono magazine for each ticket Family Tickets, 31s 6d (two boakß, two magazines); 56s 9d (three books, two maga- . sines); 42s (four books, two magasmes). MONEY. O N E Y L E Nl Having taken over the business carried on by Mr L. W. Batkind, we are prepared to grant Loans in any sums on Furniture, Live Stock, Implements, eta, at moderate rates and easy repayments. We specialise in this' business, and our advice is free, to if you are in need of monoy come and see ut, STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. Business secrcto entrusted to the manager only. THE CITIZENS' LOAN AND DISCOUNT COMPANY (LIMITED), 25 DOWLING STREET, DUNEDIN. 'Phone 3401. Boat 590. AI..LSTONKS and GRAVEL abeofotedy \X and cured without operation by new Herbal Treatment.—Thompson, herbalist, Oaouoo. 14||i