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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18323, 13 August 1921, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2.30. <SJPRINGBOKS. —— TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT FINALLY. GREAT TRIPLE-FEATURE PROGRAMME. OOTAGON THEATRE. Always Warm and Comfortable. TO-NIGHT 1 TO-NIGHT I EVA NOVAK, * Glorious Russian Star, in SOCIETY SECRETS. A Picture as different as night is from day. It draws hack the curtain, and reveals society in its true light; laying bare its shams and its weaknesses. It is the powerfully dramatic story of a boy who was ashamed of his parents, but who was mode to realise the wickedness of his attitude by the girl to whom he was engaged. A Story after Jf ho type of “Darby and Joan ” and “ My Old Dutch.” A STRONG DRAMA OF BIG MOMENTS IN THE LIVES OF SIMPLE PEOPLE. EXTRA! EXTRA! CONSTANCE EXTRA 1 BINNEY EXTRA! In EXTRAI • An “Anno of Green Gables” Story. “THE STOLEN KISS.” “THE STOLEN KISS.” In which a pretty girl of 17 puts up a great fight for sunshine, peace, and happiness. Plan at Begg’s till Noon; then ring 3091. Both Theatres Comntence at 6.30 To-night. QR AND it PLAZA THEATRES AGAIN TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT! At 2 and 6.30 p.m. THERE’S A FACE AT YOUR WINDOW; A face of unrest. Should you convert it into a friendly countenance and work in harmony with it, or should you fight it and go under in bitterness and hatred? - “ THE FACE AT YOUR WINDOW.” “THE FACE AT YOUR WINDOW.” “ THE FACE AT YOUR WINDOW.” “ iHE FACE AT YOUR WINDOW.” “ THE FACE AT YOUR WINDOW.” The Most Stupendous Dramatic Production of Modern Life by MAX MARGIN, Author of “Eyes of Youth” and other great stage successes. WITH ALL-STAR CAST. Screened yesterday to the most enthusiastic audiences ever. "No. 8” of “DIAMOND QUEEN” Serial. Additional! Sunshine Comedy. Additional! Century Comedy. Additional! Fox Cartoon. Additional I Fox Topical. Additional! Australian News. Additional! BE IN TIME TO SEE Additional! THEM. Bo Seated at 2 or 6,30 p.m, ORDINARY PRICES PREVAIL! jyj-OSGIEL PICTURES. TO-NIGHT—At B—TO NIGHT. “THE SEA MASTER.” “THE SEA MASTER.” Featuring Bill Russell and Fraiicelia Billington. A Story of Relentless Love in the South Seas. EXCELLENT SUPPORTS. EXCELLENT SUPPORTS. •rpREMENDOUS SUCCESS.” OMAHAI OMAHAI OMAHA! Waltz Song, with Harmonised Refrain. Chorus as follows: “Omaha I Omaha I I’m coming home to yon, Ev’ry star from afar tells me of a heart that’s true. Land of my dreams, where ekies are blue — Omaha i Omaha! I’m coming homo to you.” Quite as good as “Wyoming Lullaby.” Price, only Is 9d per copy. We have also “Omaha Waltz” at same price. TERRY’S MUSIC STORES. 174, 178 George street. Dunedin. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. Dunedin chamber of comMERGE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the annual General meeting of the Dunedin Chamber of Commerce will be held in the SAVOY LOUNGE, Moray place, Dunedin, on THURSDAY, 18th August, 1921, at 8 o’clock p.m. BUSINESS: To Receive Annual Report and Balance Sheet; to Elect Officers for one ensuing year—viz.. President, Vicepresident, Members of Council, and Auditor; and any other Busineep that may be legally brought forward. PETER BARR, Secretary. Dunedin, Bth August, 1921. 9au UNEDIN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that NOTICES (in writing) of CANDIDATURE or the INTENTION TO PROPOSE OR NOMINATE any Member of the Chamber for the Offices of President, Vice-President, Auditor, or Member of Council for the year ending 30th June, 1922, will be received by the Undersigned at the Office of the Chamber, Bond street. Dunedin, up til! noon on MONDAY, 15th August, 1921. The Officers retiring are the President (Mr Thos. Somerville), Vice-president (Mr C. S. Owen), Auditor (Mr David Crawford), who are eligible for re-election: and Messrs James Allan, H. C. Camnbeil, C. J. Martin, James A. Roberts, and Walter Speight, five members of Council, who are not eligible for rp-election, and Mr A. Ibbotson, who has resigned. If the number of candidates nominated exceeds the number of offices to be filled. Ballot Papers will be issued, and a poll taken at the Annual General Meeting of the Chamber, to be he’d on THURSDAY, 18th August, 1921, at 8 o'clock p.m. Only those members nominated in accordance with the Articles of Association will be eligible for election. PETER BARR, Secretary. Dunedin. August 6, 1921. 6au PERSONAL. ADVERTISEMENTS of 18 Wotds under the Headings Situations Vacant, Wanted, For Sale, To Let. Dost und Found, Miscellaneous Wants, Etc., One Shilling per insertion; 3 Insertions, 2/G; 6 insertions, 5/-- Strictly Cash In Advance Extra Chares H Booked. pi n REWARD will be given to any person who can give the WHEREABOUTS of the three following:—2o/13, HOLDEN, ALFRED N.; 14/14, DRYDEN, JOHN D.; 1/413, RICHARDS, IV. M. THOMAS. Apply to A. R. D. BOX, caro Chick’s Hotel. Port Chalmers. 13au Young Man wishes Correspond young lady (19-21), view matrimony.— Youthful, Times Office. 13au Tl D., please note.—M. J. D. stopping a at Mackenzie’s Hotel. 13au FOR Auld Lang Syne.’ —WATSON'S No. 10 is the beverage for gatherings of old friends. 28mj