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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18053, 29 September 1920, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. A Doublo Star Attraction at " O'BRIEN'S EMPIRE." "Duncdin's De Luxo Picture House." D 4i- LY: 2to S < wd 6-30 to 10 pan. TWO SESSIONS NIGHTLY, 6.30 and 8. Also at the KING EDWARD THEATRE, At 7.4S p.m.. A Goldwyn Special: HOWAIID HICKMAN Li "SOCIAL AMBITION." A woman who sent a man down to the depths, and .another who lifted him up to the heights. GOOD SUPPORTS, Including a further fow screenings of Larry Semon's Greatest Comedy : —-Jl'llE GROCERY CLERK." tot™? FULD ORCHESTRA. PRICES—Day: Cd and Is Id. Night: Is iu' ™ and 2s Id. Plans, as usual, at lno Bristol. A WONDERFUL THREE-HOUR BILL? QUEENS ttaily: 2 to 5 and 7to 10 p.m. An All-star Cast of 14- Artists, including ■ SYLVIA BREMER SYLVIA BREMER, "THE COMMON CAUSE." "THE COMMON CAUSE." .. Pictunsed in 7 Amazing Reels. Also Chapter One of the Thrilling Serial, "SMASHING BARRIERS." a "T7<J SMASHING BARRIERS." And Mary Page" (No. 14), Latest Topical, and Comedy. PRICES: Day—6d and Is Id. Night—la Id and Is 7d; Children, Half-price. FINAL SCREENINGS TO-DAY .__,_ AND TO-MORROW. EVERYBODY'S THEATRE 2to 5 TO-DAY. 7to 10 p.m. * Chaplin Screens at 2, 4.15, 7, and 9.15. CHARLIE CHAPLIN In " SUNNYSIDE,'' " SUNNYSIDE," " SUNNYSIDE," Ana James Oliver Curwood's big Drama, BACK TO GOD'S COUNTRY"-^— "BACK TO GOD'S COUNTRY!" "BACK TO GOD'S COUNTRY" . In Seven Brilliant Reels. . And Good Supports. ' Prices: Is Id and Is, 7d. Children, half. pALMEBSTON PICTURES. TO-MORROW (THURSDAY). NORMA TALMADGE In "POPPY." "POPPY" "POPPY." _ "POPPY> A Sensational Story fW Made the Whole World Weep. Gazettes, Educator, Etc. J£ O ' N q~. „ The OFFICIAL OPENING of the SE4.bON, 1920-21, will take place in the Upper Harbour on SATURDAY NEXT, 2nd October, at 2.30 p.m. All interested in" the sport are invited to bo present. D ~ S. G. STYCHE, .President Otago Rowing Association. RELIGIOUS. P B' C ~I A L ANNOUNCEMENT. THINGS*WHICH PERTAIN TO LIFE AND GODLINESS. SPECIAL ADDRESSES on the "above Thames will (d.v.) be given in the Old Comical Chambers (corner Argyle street and Glen avenue). Morningtan. by Mr HUNTER, Evangelist, THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING and TO-MORROW (THURSDAY) EVENING, at 7.50 o'clock. Subject for To-night (Wednesday): "THE BELIEVERS' PROGRESS OR PRESERVATION FROM THE APOSTASY." To all Christians wo extend a cordial invitation. COME, AND BRING YOUR BD3LE. . PROFESSIONAL. <s : . [Pbofessionai, Caed.] (J.A.) TORDAN & HENAGHAN, (W.T.) SURGEON DENTISTS. ■ LONDON DENTAL PARLOURS, STOCK EXCHANGE BUILDINGS. 'Phone 997. /GRADUATE WELTMER INSTITUTE' VT U.S. A WM. GEO. F. PERRY, Suggestive Therapeutist, 520 GEORGE STREET. New Telephone, 3032. Spinal Massage, Chronio Nervous and Mental Disorders Treated. Office Hours: 10 to 12; 2 to 5; 6 to 8> Saturday, 10 to 12; and by appointment. ' EDUCATIONAL jgDUCATIONAL SPECIALISTS. BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. Wellington, New Plymouth, and Christchurch, Has specialised for many years in preparing students for— BOOKKEEPING Examinations r AW £^9E£ TANOy Examinations LAW PROFESSIONAL Examinations ENTRANCE UNIVERSITY fetSE) And All Branches of Commercial Work. Students are Taught by PERSONAL TUITION or by. CO^ESPONDENCK For the last University Examinations the college presented— 117 Candidates for the Bookkeeping and Accountancy Examination, 62 of whom were successful. 89 for the LAW PROFESSIONAL EXAMINATION, 68 of whom passed. 105 for MATRICULATION and other En-' trance University Examinations, 69 of whom passed. Join BANKS COLLEGE and be successful Irospcctus free on application. n H ' A MOS, iiau ■ Managing Director. "OLECTRICAL ENGINEERING. For 29 years the International Correspondence Schools have been giving ambitious men and women just the training they ne-d for succe SS i n Electrical Engineering and over 200. other subjects. Thousands have Rtnoped into good positions through I C S help, but never were opportunities so great as now. Ask for free particulars to-dav before you fonret—R. N. RIDD AgcnfrPept. B, Box 687, Dunedi^™ NO matter what your business mav be your speech tells what you are It is either a stepping-stone or the stu'mblinblock to your success. With a leisurely study of Grenville Kleiser's Course in Public Speaking, you can develop a plensino- clarity ot style and a forceful, convincing "manner of expressing your thoughts. Write for free booklet a to James Rodger and Co 159n Manchester street, Christchurch. ?-*> largest best).—Shorthand. Typewrit uig. Bookkeeping. Individual tuition Open Dav and Evening—'Phone 736. J7jn S H °KTHAND. TYPEWRITIN^TbSoX u KEEPINo-Mies Brown's College abovo Moray Plaeo P. 0.; railway conwaBions; individual, tuition. Telephone 2997,