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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18158, 1 February 1921, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

Q’BRIEN’S EMPIRE THEATRE. "Dunedin’s De Luxe Picture House.” 2 to 5 and 6.30 to 10. THREE MORE NIGHTS ONLY. THREE MORE NIGHTS ONLY. Thursday Night is the Last. D. W. Griffith’s Momentous Drama, "THE GREATEST QUESTION.” Robert Harron and Lilian Gish in a story of the meandering stream of life. A picture that fully upholds the refutation of the world’s master dramatist. Also, CHARLIE CHAPLIN In “A DAY’S PLEASURE.”’ Pun in a Ford. Think of all the ForcP jokes you ever heard and multiply the fun in them by a thousand, add the beauty of Edna Purviance, and throw in two miniature little Chaplins for luck —that’s “a day’s pleasure.” You’ll say so. EMPIRE GRAND ORCHESTRA. Overture at 8 p.m.: “John Bull and Uncle Sana” (Humoresque). Box Plan, at The Bristol till 5 (no reserve fee) j then ring ’phone 444. Prices, Is Id to 2s 7d. COMING FRIDAY: ROBT. W. CHAMBERS’S “THE FIGHTING CHANCE.”

COMPLETE CHANGE TO-DAY! A JOYOUS CONVERT TO PEP AND JAZZ. The Popular Star, BRYANT WASHBURN, BRYANT WASHBURN, BRYANT WASHBURN. In —“SINS OF ST. ANTHONY.” “SINS OF ST. ANTHONY.” “SINS OF ST. ANTHONY.” In a lovely woman’s eyes he had seven deadly sins. Ho lacked “Pep” and he couldn’t Dance. OH! WHAT A TIME! See the Beautiful Dancer who put the “ Pep ” in Anthony. The Tale of a Young Man who Jazzed his Way to Happiness. EXCELLENT SUPPORTING PROGRAMME

EVERYBODY’S THEATRE, TO-DAY, 2 to 5; TO NIGHT, 7 to 10.. Also at ' KING EDWARD (Last Night) TO-NIGHT at 7.30. A FIRST NATIONAL ATTRACTION “THE YELLOW TYPHOON.” “THE YELLOW TYPHOON.” Starring ANITA STEWART. ANITA STEWART. This Picture is Recommended more especially for Adults.

" 'P iC TU K EE' TO-NIGHT! at 8. . TO-NIGHT! A Magnificent Nat Gould Story: “THE GREAT GAME.” Starring BOMBARDIER BILLY WELLS. See the Great Six-round Fight. See. the Great Race. A Thrilling Six-reel Sporting Picture. USUAL PRICES.

PROFESSIONAL. [Professional Card.] (J.A.) JORDAN & HENAGHAN, (W.T.) ' * SURGEON DENTISTS. LONDON DENTAL PARLOURS, STOCK EXCHANGE BUILDINGS. ’Phone 997. jy UNEDIN HOSPITAL. TRAINING SCHOOL OF MASSAGE AND PHYSIOTHERAPY. The NEXT COURSE begins on THURSDAY, the 10th March, 1921. The Anatomy and Physiology Courses axe held at the Otago University, and tlhe Massage, Medical Electricity, and Remedial Exercise Classes are taken at the Dunedin Hospital. Prospectus and syllabus may be obtained on application to the Undersigned. JOHN JACOBS, Secretary, Otago Hospital and Charitable Aid Board, Dunedin. If

Graduate weltmer institute, U.S.A. i

WM. GEO. P. PERRY, Suggestive Therapeutist, 520 GEORGE STREET. New Telephone, 3032. Spinal Massage, Chronic, Nervous, and Mental Disorders Treated. Office Hours: 10 to 12; 2 to 5; 6 to 9; Saturday, 10 to 12; and by appointment.

Electro-medical, massage and X-RAY INSTITUTE, 480 GEORGE STREET. DUNEDIN. Est. 33 years. Tel. 600.

D. EDWIN BQOTH, Begs to intimate that he has RESUMED PRACTICE at above address.

Patients suffering from all complaints where Medical Electricity and Massage are required will find his methods of treatment both effective and permanent. •HIROPRACTIC. J. & J. WILLIAMSON. Chiropractors, Better investigate and leam for yourself. Health and happiness are yours if you give Nature a Chiropractic is first aid to Nature in the matter of getting well and KEEPING well. COLONIAL MUTUAL BUILDINGS (Comer High apd Princes streets). Office Hours. 9.30 a.m. to 12.15 p.m.; 2.30 to 5.30 p.m. f Saturday, 9 a.m. to 12.30 p.m., and by appointment. HIROPRACTIC. CHRISTIE & KINNEY, Chiropractors, (Successors to Giles and Giles), H.B. Building, Princes street.

Chiropractic, the science that, applied, brings health. ‘Phono, 1718. properly

Office Hours: a.m. to 1 p.m. and 2.30 p.m. SATURDAYS, 9 a.m. to 1 to 6 p.m.

WHISKY for me, please, and be sure it's WATSON’S No. 10. The only whisky I drink.” 7ja