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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18352, 16 September 1921, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. QCTAGON THEATRE TO-NIGHT AT 7.30. Stupendous DOUBLE-FEATURE Programme. The way is often hard and the path uphill, but it’s the road we all travel. It’s “THE ROAD OF AMBITION.” ' “THE ROAD OF AMBITION.” “THE ROAD OP AMBITION.” Featuring CONWAY TEARLE. The story of a man who was not satisfied. to whom the finger of ambition beckoned—and who answered the call. The way was not always easy, but, guided by love, he overcame all obstacles, and arrived where there is olways room—at the top. IT’S AN INSPIRING STORY OF ROMANCE AND DETERMINATXONSecond Feature: “THE MAN TAMER,” “THE'MAN TAMER,” Features GLADYS WALTON, In a circus story, with its romance and glamour and sensational scenes in the arena. Additional Supporting Comedy and Topical News. TWO AND A-HALF HOUR'S OF PICTURES , AND MUSIC. The Octagon' Orchestra, under Mr Caulton, will play specially-selected music. Box Plan at Begg’s until 5 p.m.; after that ring 3091. ,

T 10 GET WHAT YOU WANT WHEN YOU WANT IT . . , Is but one of the advantages of buying at You remember hearing a song years ago, and the thought occurs to you that it would be pleasing to pcesosa euch an old favourite; or—' perhaps you would like one of the popular hits heard on your last visit to the vaudeville or theatre.' WE CAN SERVE YOU . . . i Give a thought 1 to Music . . . THE BRISTOL MUSIGf War®Jt‘ WE ENDEAVOUR TO STOCK EVERYTHING OF INTEREST TO MUSICLOVERS, be it Classic, Educational, or Popular. This week we feature songs by Miss Laura Guerite THE BRISTOL PIANO CQ„. LTD.. DUNEDIN.

MEETINGS. % THE NEW PARTY’S CAMPAIGN POLICY SPEECH ' <v . • By 0. B. STATHAM, M.P., Leader of the National Progressive and Moderate Labour Party of New Zoa- , land (Incorporated). f BURNS HALL. BURNS HALL. BURNS HALL. BURNS HALL. BURNS HALL. BURNS HALL. TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY), SEPTEMBER 16, 1921,' 8 o’clock. Chairman: His Worship the Mayor (J. S. Douglas, Esq.). DOORS OPEN 7 P.M. LADIES SPECIALLY INVITED. Written Questions Will Be Answered. DO NOT MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY OF HEARING THIS SINCERE AND EARNEST ADVOCATE OF THE CAUSE HE REPRESENTS.

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