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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18468, 1 February 1922, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. pRINCESS THEATRE. Direction: Ben and John Fuller (Ltd.). BIG PROCESSION OF STARS., Direct from London. The Brilliant English Comedienne, ELOEA CEOMER, The Gayest, Most Fascinating, and Delectable Comedy Divinity in Contemiporary Vaudeville. A GREAT ENGLISH LUMINARY. WEIR & POOLE, EDNA & PAUL, NELL CRANE & ALF. LAWRENCE. WALTER MACKAY, . BARON, The Clever and Delightful Juveniles, TOOTS & TOODLES, TOOTS & TOODLES, Who made such a sensation in the recent season of drama. MILLER & HAL. RAINEY. Talking Juggler., GLADYS SHAW & BRO. KEITH. SPECIAL STARRING ENGAGEMENT; REMONA, REMOIVA; REMOMA, In an Amazing and Awesome Exhibition, of Quintuple Mind Concentration and In-’ verted Caligr.tphy. Tariff: Is, Is 6d, and 2s 6d (plus Government tax and booking fee). Plans at THE BRISTOL till 5.30 p.m.; after that hour at JACOBS’S (tobacconiat). •: ■. , LILAC DOMINO MUSIC. SPARKLING GEMS FROM “the success ‘of the hour,’* “THE LILAC DOMINO.*! All the Popular Numbers, Haunting, Rapturous Melodies, ‘ , Brilliant and Fascinating Songs, including the following' YOCAIj— Lilac Donjino Song, “ What ft Done You Never Cw Undo,” “ For Your Love I am Waiting,** , “ Stiff We. Smile,” ’■ “Let the Music Play,” “Carnival Night,” • , “ Where Love is Waiting,” “All Line Up in a Queue.” Also, INSTRUMENTAL SELECTIONS—- ' Waltz, s Fox Trot, Selection, and Complete Yocal Scores of the Open, CHAS. BEGG & CO (LTD.), Headquarters for Music, Princes street. J^QTTCE TO THE MUSICAL PROFESSION. Wo have now Full and Complete Stocks of Music for Teaching Purposes, also the Text-books and prescribed Musio for oil Examinations. ■ CHAS. BEGG & 00. (LTD.), Headquarters for Musio, . Fringes street. LECTURE. Under the Auspices of the N.Z. Branch of the British Red Cross and Order of St. John. fpHE REV. CAPTAIN MDLLDSTETTX, 1 M.Q., . IS IN DUNEDIN TO-DAY, ' ; and -will, be pleased 'to meet relatives and others interested in War Graves at Returned Soldiers’ Association's Rooms,-Moray place, from 3 to 5 p.m.; and will deliver an ILLUSTRATED LECTURE, • (Entitled “WHERE OUR SOLDIERS SLEEP,*! At BURNS HALL, at 8 p.m. Collection to defray expenses and to provide funds which are urgently needed /to establish Hostels for Pilgrims and Visiting Relatives in the War Area in France and Belgium. ,-N, Views shown ori Screen by Mr W. Simpson, operator, will add to interest of Lecture. Captain Mullineux addressed very large audiences in Canada. If you wish to hear him be at BURNS HALL TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT. MEETINGS. rrUIERI RETURNED SOLDIERS* AS- I JL SOOIATION (Inooiporated). The usual MONTHLY MEETING wffl be held in the Clubroom, Moegiel, TO-DAY (WEDNESDAY), February 1, 1922, at 8 p.m. Business: General. (Rev.) C. J. BUSH-KING, 51ja Secretary. A DVANCE, never look back, science of il • spiritualism, Choral Hall, Moray place, To-night, 8. Subject: “Red, white, black, thought spirit forces” (by Diana Hindu, China, Italian medium), followed by Mr L. SilVertoire (Italian), singer Italian songs, Mr G. Addison, Scottish singer, will sing. Mr E. W. Pollett pianist. Followed by Madame Ranee and Smiler. Messages from clairvoyance, psyohometry, numbers, photos, footology, kia-magi. ■ Welcome lo all Contributions. ’£ BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS. MISS CLOUGH has just opened the LATEST IN SILKS for Knitting and Crocheting Jumpers. Jumper Silk and Texto Silk at 9s 6d ilb skein; Rickards Bengal Silk, 6s 9d ilb stein; Minerva Floss, 5s 6d 2oz ball; Millinery Floss, in large skein of about 54 yards, for 5s 9d skein, suitable for making jumpers; small ekeins, suitable for millinery and braiding, 4jd each—all in the latest colours. The latest in Books for Crochet and Knitted Jumpers, great assortment, 9d each; and Fancy Dress Rooks, 9d and la 9d each. Large assortment of Wools (all shades and sizes). Also Ladies’ Hairdressing, Manicuring, and Face Massage Rooms, with competent staff of assistants. Charges moderate; and all latest Toilet Requisites stocked at reasonable prices.—62 GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. Telephone 1877. . “\Tf ATCH TOUR FEET** And obtain Dr SCHOLL’S XSOOT COMFORT . sehPice At Mr*CHARLES BUCHAN’S Chiropodial Consul ting Booms, 4 THE OCTAGON, JANUARY 06 to FEBRUARY 8. Mr Charles Buchan baa arranged with Miss E. NEWTON-SMITH, Dr William - M. Scholl’s Foot Comfort Specialist, from London, now visiting New Zealand, to Demonstrate to his Ghent# and others suffering with acquired foot troubles Dr SCHOLL’S Foot Comfort Service. 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