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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18768, 23 January 1923, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. J|EMEMBER! BURNS ANNIVERSARY, BURNS ANNIVERSARY, TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. A REAL SCOTCH NIGHT. jQUNEDIN ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY. PRACTICES RESUME On "WEDNESDAY, 24tli INST. M P I R E 1' II E A T R E. An Amazing Picture. Destroyers, Hydroplanes, Phantom Ships, and Slinking Smugglers all in a terrific Play, “ Hurricane Gal,” a storm ®f sen sation, featuring Dorothy Phillips. At 3.15, 3.45. Also 2,7, Pauline Frederick in “Ronds of Destiny.” Book Bristol, or Tel. 444. Symphony Orchestra 8 p.m. Friday: “Orphans of the Storm.” QUEEN’S THEATRE “No God, no sin, no future life.” Such was the creed of three men. What was the answer from the other side? See “ EARTIIBOUND.” “EARTHBOUND.” A powerful story of the unseen world, and a startling illumination of life, destiny, and death. Mahlon Hamilton and Star Cast. Jg V ERY BODY’S THEATRE. A new and unique Western Drama, “ST EELH E A RT. ” “STEELHEART.” Starring William Duncan and Edith Johnson. As many thrills as a thirty-reel serial. Also, opening episode of the masterly serial, “ NAN OF THE NORTH,” Starring Ann Little in a big story of the groat north-west. Excellent Supports. MNG EDWARD THEATRE. To-night—At, 7.ZO—To-night. William Duncan and Edith Johnson in a Thrilling Drama of the Wild West, “STEELHEART.” “STEELHEART.” Also, opening episode of a now and exciting serial, “NAN OF THE NORTH.” Ann Little and the old favourites. G RAND T II E A T R E 7 p.m Double Feature Bill, 2 p.m. HARRY CAREY. The convincing Western Star, in “ACE OF THE SADDLE.” Also, Popular Herbert Rawlinson in “ CONFIDENCE.” A 5-Act Story of Humour and Interest. Supports: Century Comedy and News. kTAGO WITNF.SS.—New Stories. A large * amount of reading matter. Price, 9d.

/JIHE BRISTOL FOR ALL THINGS MUSICAL. “THE METRONOLA” (THE SUPER-GRAMOPHONE). THE REPRODUCTION OF THIS INSTRUMENT: IS TONAL PERFECTION, A QUALITY FOUND IN BUT FEW GRAMOPHONES. Hear “The Metronola" at The Bristol. IT IS THE OUTSTANDING FEATURE OF “THE METRONOLA.” SOLE SELLING AGENTS: THE BRISTOL PIANO CO. (LTD.), DUNEDIN.

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