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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18545, 4 May 1922, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. H IS MAJESTY’S THEATB&j Direction: Ben and John Fuller. ' Commencing ‘ -■ 3 SATURDAY NEXT. " ' i r“ SOUTHWOOD'S 17 ENGLISH ' ; 17 QUALITY PERFORMERS.—-17 >: 17—QUALITY PERFORMERS, 17 4 17 QUALITY PERFORMERS, 17 . : 17- QUALITY PERFORMERS, 17 ! ' In Artistic Programme, entitled/ “A HARVEST OF HUMOUR AND -i HARMONY,” k And the Unique Attraction: . t Madame Melba, Harry/ Lauder, I Madame Melba, Harry Lauder, 4s Gladys Moucrieff, Albert Chevalier, Gladys Morvcrieff, Albertj Chevalier, ■’ > Connie Adiss, ■ ' Connie Adiss, £ And many other Famous Stage Celebrities j Portrayed in Living Portraiture s Portrayed in ” Living Portraiture ’ . 1 By NINA GORDON.——. % The jy orld’s Greatest Mimic. - 4 , From the Palace Theatre, London. ; Her First Appearance in New Zealand, • * A MIRACLE IN MIMICRY. - A MIRACLE IN MIMICRY. ■ f NINA GORDON. NINA GORDON. * NINA GORDON. Supported bv 17 “ QUALITY PERFORMERS’," 17 17 “ QUALITY PERFORMERS,” 17 ■ In a Collection of Brilliant Interludes, set d to Music, and : -M MAGNIFICENTLY COSTUMED.’ GOOD. CLEAN HUMOUR/ e SMART STAGE SETTINGS. ’ ' RICH voices: i-i PERFECT ENSEMBLES There is something about the “Q. P.'s**’ lhat appeals. ra There is something about the “Q. P.’s’* is that is different. ■ i'lNOTE “Q. P.” POPULAR PRE-WAB’’ - PRICES: :: ■ 4s, 3sr Is (Early Doors Pit Is extra). « AH prices plus tax. J Box Plan at Bristol. No extra charge fot ■-.■Si booking. Secure Seats tyid prevent disapr /■ pointment. 1 * Touring Manager, Victor Beck. .Sa JUST ARRIVED! gOHEMIAN ACCORDEONS, SPLENDID VARIETY! REMARKABLE VALUE! We have recently landed a large shipment of Aocordeons from Bohemia. They are well and strongly made*, with full bellows power and metal edged . • .: ■bellows. The Tone is Bright - V and Musical. v, ACCORDEONS TO SUIT ALL! 22s 6d 26s 6d 31s 6d ; 33s 55s 37s 6d ‘ . 40s 50s 60s * and 755. Chromatic, 60s; Steel Reeds, 65a, Postage Is 6d extra. We can confidently recommend th^se instruments as / i being thoroughly Reliable and Satisfactory^ CHAS. BEGG & CO., LTD., Headquarters for Musical Instruments, r l x PRINCES STREET. ,/JS SHOW. fkTAGO AGRICULTURAIi W AND PASTORAL SOCIETY. PREMIER WINTER SHOW AND EXHIBITION. DUNEDIN'. MAY 30 TO JUNE 3 (Inclusive). ■? LIVE STOCK, FRUIT, FARM PRO -■ DUCTS,. WOOL, HOME, INDUSTRIES, SCHOOLS’ EXHIBITS, DAIRYING MACHINERY. MANUv , FAOTORBS, RETURNED SOL- . DIERS’ EXHIBITS. Etc. ENTRIES CLOSE on MAY 37, 1922 L 1 4 Full particulars from E. F. DUTHIB, Acting Secretary.' . 4 P.O. Box 84, Dunedin. 29ap , BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS. An invitation;. To i PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS. We extend a , cordial invitation • to( Plumbers and Gas Fitters to witness an Expert Demonstration of the OSTER BULLDOG STOCKS AND DIES (“The Grip that Never Slips ”) TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) AFTERNOON, at 3 o’dock ia our Plumbing Department, Cumberland street. A Representative of the Osier Manufacturing Company will be in attendance to demonstrate. This wonderfully adjustable Stock and Die provides for quicker- and better cuts, and is a saver of time, labour, and expense. A. & T. BURT (LIMITED), SOLE . AGENTS, STUART STREET, DUNEDIN. ~ TUDY’ YOUR HAIR, LADIES t' S' Says an acknowledged expert, and it) is good advice. f / To bring out the real life and lustre of the Hair, our Experienced Assistants should be consulted. SHAMPOOING. HAIRDRESSING. FACE AND HEAD MASSAGE. ELECTRIC TREATMENT. MANICURING, Etc. HAIRDRESSING FOR EVENING FUNCTIONS GIVEN SPECIAL ATTENTION. MISS CLOUGH. 62 George - street, Dunedin. ’Phone 1877, CASTLE STREET AUTOMOBILE REPAIR WORKS. AUTOMOBILE SPECIALISTS. Advice free. ■ It will pay you to visit us. .. REPAIRS AT LOW COST. Engines Tuned Up for Maximum Power and Decreased Petrol Consumption. NO SATISFACTION. NO PAY. Proprietor: S. PE BEER. A.M.1.E.E.. M.1.A.E.. Eng. ■QANOING SEASON, 1922.’ - Mr HENDY, Hair Specialist, has just landed splendid selection of Hair Bandeaux Combs, etc., for Evening Wear, direct'from; Paris. Ladies requiring something exclu-/ give invited to inspect same. Address: IQFtPRINCES STREET. OLD Scotch at its best. WATSON’S No^ 10 Whisky. Perfectly matured. d*J lightlully mild. “Real guid”l 17« ' CZEMA CURED!—My Herbal Treat. 4 ment positively cures the herbalist. OamanL ■■* A NIP . before retiring ensure* sound. A sweet sleep. WATSON’S Whisky. Famous for milddeae and , flayonr.iinentlj/cured without a new Herbal Treatipeak—lerhalist, Oamafu. v - ‘