Page 1 Advertisements Column 5

Otago Daily Times, Issue 18320, 10 August 1921, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. QCTAGON THEATRE. Always Warm and Comfortable. OUR PRINCE “TEDDY” OUR PRINCE “TEDDY” OUR PRINCE “TEDDY” ON TOUR Showing in detail his 50,000-mile journey through the Greatest Empire in the world. Great Scenes of the New Zealand’ portion. Greater Scenes of Dunedin and Well-known Citizens, and all happenings. SHOWING DAILY AT 2.30 AND 7.45 SHOW'NG DAILY AT 2.30 AND 7.45 SHOWING DAILY AT 2.30 AND 7.45 TO RECORD ATTENDANCES. Remember! 60 per cent, of the proceeds go to funds in accordance with the wishes JttLßja. ... Great Supporting Programme. Besides OCTAGON ORCHESTRA DE LUXE. OCTAGON ORCHESTRA DE LUXE. Overture, “ Light Cavalry ” (Suppe). Plan at Beggfe till Noon; then Ring 3001, or call at Theatre. MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2.30. MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2.30. MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2.30. MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2.30. Be Early, is our earnest advice. At the ]£MPIRE “Dunedin’s De Luxe Picture House.’ Lessee Thos. A. O’Brien. TO-DAY: At 3 p.ra. and 8 p.m. - The Record-breaking Paramount Super Production: “PAYING THE PIPER.” From the story by Ouida Bergere, one of the best known American playwrights, who wrote “On With the Dance” and many other distinct successes. “PAYING THE PIPER.” “PAYING THE PIPER.” A Thrilling Photo-play of tremendous heart appeal, directed by George Fitzmaurice with all the massiveness for which his productions are noted. „ ‘PAYING THE PIPER.” ‘PAYING THE PIPER.” “PAYING THE PIPER.” A Great Cast of Players appear in this Wonderful Picture, headed by DOROTHY DICKSON, DOROTHY DICKSON, DOROTHY DICKSON, DOROTHY DICKSON, A Famous Broadway Dancer and Stage Favourite. THE THEME DEVELOPS A GREAT IDEA—NAMELY, THAT THE POSSESSION OF WEALTH DOES NOT BRING HAPPINESS AND THAT LOVE ALONE FILLS MEN AND WOMEN WITH THE JOY OF LIVING. ■j'jjE pi “PAYING THE PIPER.” A gorgeous drama of life and the lights of New York. Alluring, shimmering, flushed with the pleasures that drive away care. She was all the moralists scorn in Now York’s idle rich, lolling in luxury, playing with fire, feeding her shallow soul on Broadway's lights and shady intrigue. And here ip pictured the life she led. Its adventures and pleasures, and the staggering price she “paid the piper.” “PAYING THE PIPER.” “PAYING THE PIPER.” “PAYING THE PIPER.” This stirring picture has created a distinct sensation wherever shown, playing to record audiences —hundreds being unable to gain admission. EMPIRE GRAND ORCHESTRA. Overture, “ Lucrezia. Borgia” (Donizetti). Conductor, Mr A. Pettit. RESERVE at THE BRISTOL till 12 today ; then Ring 444. Prices: la Id to 2s 7d. No Reserve Fee. NOTE. —In response to hundreds of requests, we ere retaining till Thursday evening the Dorothy Gish Picture that is making thousands shriek with laughter. C T A G O N T HEAT R~E. TO-DAY! At 2.30. TO-DAY! MATINEE. MATINEE. “50,000 MILES WITH THE PRINCE.” Already shown to over 7COO people in , Dunedin. Prices: Is Id and Is 7d. Children, fid. lUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS. I S s CLOUGH Has now in Stock LARGE ASSORTMENT OF WOOLS, i latest colours, suitable for jumpers, jersey, eto. NCY NEEDLEWORK in latest designs and materials for working. BEADS in great variety. Also, ' LADIES’ HAIRDRESSING, MANICURING, AND FACE MASSAGE ROOMS. With Competent Staff of Assistants. Charges Moderate. 62 GEORGE STREET. DUNEDIN. S~' t op' go in g "gley By Using DR WILSON’S REGENERATOR, The British Specific. It’s really splendid, promoting luxurious growth and checking premature greyness. Sold by all leading chemists. Sole Agent for New Zealand, A. M. HENDY, Hair Specialist, Dunedin. Bottje«,_4s. Post free, 4s fid, TODD’S WHITE HOUSE ARCADE, George street—Silk Handkerchiefs, 8s Od to 6s 6d; Traycloths,. 3s 9d to 15a; Toilet Runners, 10s 6d to 17s 6d; biggest and best value Picnic Assortments, Toys, Dolls, TrioycVs 80s to 50s. Prams 4a fid to 45s FIND out now about the “Presto” Motor Car Fire Extinguisher. It should bo conveniently situated on every oar. Buy now; you may have eause to be thankful,— Wanning Co,, 5 Bedford row, Christchurch. HAT'S in a Name? Ask the whiakv Ti connoisseur who drinks only WATSON’S No. 10 2Smy THE -tan who orders WATSON’S No. 10 knows a thing or two about good whisky 28my MILD, Mellow, Matured.—WATSON’S No 10 is first favourite with good judges of whisky 2Smy WHEN cold blows the blast" WATSON’S No. 10 brings warmth and gladness to shivering mortals. 28my AWAY with dull care. Out with the bottle of WATSON'S No. 10 and enjoy life 23mv F~ OR Auld Lang Syne.’ —WATSON’SNo. 10 is the beverage for gatherings of old friends. 23my ECZEMA. CURED!—My Herbal Treatment positively cures the distressing Double Thompsor .orhslist. Oamaru. THE “UNIQUE” PATENT STOPPER, which cannot leak, is fitted to every North British Rubber Hot Water Bug. Perfectly made, of high-grade rubber; absolutely dependable. They last lor years. llap