AMUSEMENTS

Otago Daily Times, Issue 18464, 27 January 1922, Page 7

AMUSEMENTS

“A Dark Lantern,” an extensive film of ~s 5500 ft in length, is the main attraction at ' the Empire Theatre. Amongst many sup- ' porting pictures is “The Lost Romance.”"' "Man. Woman. Marriage” is to' B®., 1 .! screened at the Queen’s Theatre to-day. It will ho well supported. ,* 1 ' ‘‘The Old SKvimmin’ Hole”' will take r premier place at Everybody’s Theateo 'jjof day. _ ■* *'• Last evening there was installed at King ’ Edward Theatre a picture named “The Old f Swimmin’ Hole,” in which Charles Ray Is starred. The new picture was well and -v strongly supported, the evening’s entertainment being a solidly good one. ■ ■ ' The final opportunity of seeing “Laddie” at the Octagon Theatre was offered last evening and taken wide advantage of. T 6« '/ day “No Woman Knows” will be the chic? >' attraction in a hew programme. “To a. Finish,” featuring Buck Jones,’will be screened at the Plaza Theatre to-day. “Play Square” will also be sho’wq.-' ; The now programme l to be screened ■' a< the Grand Theatre to-day is headed try "l’a a Finish” and “Play Square.” Having lost his right -hand in the war. ■a ✓ - London organist now plays excellently- with the left only. m i The success or otherwise of homo i tion schemes depends greatly on harmonious wall coverings. The ideal, wall for every room in the house is i *Muresoo,; which can be applied by anyone ""tO v any kind of surface. Muresoo will .not rob ' off or peel, and is the ' only material : 'jwb‘during that flat velvety effect* so Tmieh admired. Muresoo is ready for use whait ”'c mixed with hot water—can be re-coated often as required, and removed easily jfa ,i washing when necessary, tioulara regarding Muresoo, we. AndW* ' Lees, Ltd., Dunedin.—Advt. »•; « - sv k