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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18457, 19 January 1922, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. Q UEEN’S THEATRE, Your Last Opportunity. TO-DAY and TO-NIGHT, The Greatest Drama of the Day. Already viewed by 5000 people. Thomas H. luce's Drama Eternal of Mother-love “MOTHER O’ MINE.” - Excellent Supports. Plan at Bristol, or ’Phone 1979. , VBBYBODY’S THEATRE. FINAL SCREENINGS TO-DAY. Pat O'Malley, the Dare-devil, in “GO GET IT,” in “SHERRY SHERRY,” From the famous novel by George Barr MOutcheon. Also Budget, Comedy, and Review. K ING EDWARD THEATRE. COMMENCING TONIGHT At 7.15 p.m. Again the management has pleasure in announcing that this Picture bears the personal guarantee of excellence to the picture public. “SALVATION NELL,” a Picture that speaks right to your hearts. See it! Also Serial, Comedy, Graphic. K O K O ISLAND.” A SCREAMINGLY FARCICAL REVUE, By ST. MICHAEL’S TROOP, CHRISTCHURCH BOY SCOUTS, CORONATION HALL, ST. KILDA, - TO-NIGHT at 8. F OR GRAMOPHONES, RECORDS, NEEDLES, & ACCESSORIES, SHOP AT THE BRISTOL We are accredited agents for the famous “His Master’s Voice” ’"ofriltmanfo nftor instruments, and offer you the advantage of complete stocks with efficient service. THE BRISTOL PIANO CO. (LTD.), DUNEDIN.

jgOUTH AFRICAN ATHLETES CALEDONIAN GROUND, THIS SATURDAY. THIS SATURDAY. SPLENDID SPRINGBOK SPRINTERS. PATRONISE THIS ALL-BRITISH MEETING. A Good Afternoon’s Sport. Keen Contests. Exciting Finishes. Fourth Regimental Band in Attendance. BOYS’ RACES—IOO under 13, 220 for School Boys, Half-mile Walk, 300 Handicap • under 18—-all Post Entry. 19ja ADMISSION TO GROUND, Is Id; TO STAND, Is Id. ' Ladies Free to Stand. G. SLATER, ' Hon. Sec. URNS ANNIVERSARY CONCERT. HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25th. PROGRAMME Selection—Dunedin Pipe Band. Chairman’s Remarks.—Mr Alex. M’Leod. Part Song—“O’ a’ the Airts.” —Burns Choir. 'Song—“There was a Lad.” —Mr W. H. M’Kenzie. Song—“ Doon the Burn.”—Mrs Wilfred Andrews, L.A.B. Highland Reel. —Party. Song—“ Green Grow the Rashes.”—Mr Farquhar Young. Short Address.—Rev. Prof. Adam (Melbourne). " ' Accompanist V 'Mr "AT ’ETSurkT Song—‘Tam Glen,”—Miss Bitty Baird, L.A.B. Duet—“l’m Thinkin’,”—Mr and Mrs F. Yeung. Song—“Braw, Braw Lada”—Mrs Wilfrec Andrews, L.A.B, ■ Recitation —“John Tamson’s Funeral,”—Mi Farquhar Young. Reel o’ Tulloch.—Party. • ‘ , Song—“Ca’ the Yowes.”—Mrs F. Young. Part Srng—“Com Rigs.”—Burns Choir. ,i, “A.iiil«i I Leng ifigimflij, l l wu uwi”" Musical Director;, Mr Jas. Paterson, ADMISSION: 3s 3d, 2s 2d, and Is Id. Tickets obtainable at C. Begg and 00., Alex. M‘Leod, and John Gillies. Dance to follow in Victoria Hall. _j 3s Tickets Reserved FREE at Begg’s. JgONGS OF MORE THAN PASSING INTEREST...... * Two sterling numbers featured with instantaneous success by Dame Clara Butt. “YONDER,” & “HAVE YOU NEWS OF MY BOY JACK?” These Songs are worthy of inclusion , in every repertoire. NOW ON SALE AT THE BRISTOLTHE BRISTOL PIANO CO. (LTD.). DUNEDIN.

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