AMUSEMENTS. Last night to - night. AST NIGHT TO-NIGHT. NICOLA, NICOLA, NICOLA, THE KING OF ALL MAGICIANS. THE KING OF ALL MAGICIANS. FINAL CHALLENGE. FINAL CHALLENGE. To-night an Employer of a leading Furniture Factory ifill place Nicola a case specially made at th» factory. The case will then’he nailed down and securely bound with hoop iron. Nicola will endeavour to escape without injury to the case in any " ay ‘ SPECIAL TO-NIGHT. SPECIAL TO-NIGHT. THE'FAMOUS INDIAN BASKET THE FAMOUS INDIAN BASKET TRICK. TTuCE. gIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. Proprietors: Sir Benjamin and Mr John Fuller. Direction J. C. WILLIAMSON (LIMITED). LAST NIGHT TO-NIGHT. LAST NIGHT TO-NIGHT. LAST NIGHT TO-NIGHT. 1 J. C. WILLIAMSON (LTD.) Present NICOLA. Last NICOLA. NICOLA. Chance. NICOLA., NICOLA. NICOLA. Season Positively Closes This Evening. Season Positively Closes This Evening. GIVE NICOLA A GRAND FAREWELL. GIVE NICOLA A GRAND FAREWELL. Box Plan and Day Sales as usual. 'IG 0L A CHALLENGED. To W. H. Matthews. Dear Sir, —My attention has been called to an advertisement you inserted in Saturday’s Times. I do not know just what you are driving at, as much is left to the imagination. I understand you have been to my performance several times and have seen on the programme that patrons wishing to challenge Nicola are requested to send in their challenge to the manager, when it will be accepted in the usual manner. You are perfectly aware of this, yet you have not done so. In of your visits to the theatre have you taken the opportunity to talk about challenges to my manager or myself, yet you adopt this very unfair way of connecting your name with my show by nutting small advertisement in a part of the paper where I would pever look ; and I presume, if someone had not Called my attention to it, you would be boasting after I had gone that I would not take you on. In my challenge I do not except you or anyone else. My offer is plain and open, and if you care to conform to the conditions laid down, your test will be taken the same as others. I have been fastened with hundreds of handcuffs by the leading police and detectives alt over the world, and I do not exnect to learn anything about the tricks of the trade by a fourth-rate amateur magician such as I am told you are. You mention something about money going to the Hospital. What money? If you mean that you w-ish to bet on the result, please say how much. ■ Personally I do not bet, but my managers will have no scruples about taking your money from you. My advice to you, however, is for you to stick to your taxi, as I am sure you will find it more profitable tbaiT trying to win money from mo on my own game. —I am, etc., NICOLA. Tie portobello miniature RIFLE CLUB will hold a SWEEPSTAKE COMPETITION on LABOUR DAY, October 23. at the Portobello Range, beginning at 9.50. Wo
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18687, 17 October 1922, Page 1
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