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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18774, 30 January 1923, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. pOEBUEI PARK TROTTING CLUB. SUMMER MEETING, 1923, SATURDAY AND MONDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3 and 5. First Race at 12.30 and last at 5.45 each day. ADMISSION; Grounds, Is. Grand Stand Reserve, 6s. Members’ Stand, 2s 6d extra for Non-members. CHILDREN UNDER 12 YEARS WILL NOT BE ADMITTED. 29ja ' H. L. JAMES, Secretary. QUEEN’S THEATRE To-day at 2; To-night at 6.30. One of the biggest of all, North Country stories, and one of the most gripping. "SNOWBLIND.” “SNOWBLIND.” The snow glare blinds a young stranded actress, and she falls victim to the call of the North. Christie Comedy and wellselected supports. EVERYBODY’S THEATRE. Twice Daily, at 2.15 and 7.15. The Light that Lies in Women’s Eyes, and Lies and Lies. “THE GUILE OF WOMEN.” A clover story of the man who trusted women too much, and then distrusted the wrong one. Serial and Supports. EDWARD THEATRE. To-night at 7.30. A Sparkling Picturisation, “THE GUILE OF WOMEN.” The story of a squarehead and the girl he found on another man’s lap. Jimmy Aubrey Comedy. Serial and others. MPIRE T H E A T R E. Dunedin’s de Luxe Picture House. Only Throe More Days. D. W. Griffiths presents “ORPHANS OF THE STORM,” starring the Gish Sisters, at 2.30 and 8 p.m. Day Prices, Is Id, Is Bd, 2s 2d; Children Half. Night Prices, Is Bd, 2s 2d, 3s 3d; Children, Is Id, Is Bd. Opening 2 and 6.45 p.m. Special musical score. Book at Bristol till 5, then ring 444. Friday, Norma Talmadge.. L A Z A THEATRE. Finally To-day, 2 and 7. William Farnum in “IF I WERE KING.” Acclaimed the finest of his plays. Coming To-morrow: Mark Twain’s “YANKEE IN KING ARTHUR’S COURT.” G RAND THEATRE. Finally To-day, 2 and 7. William Famum: in “IF I WERE KING.” Acclaimed the finest of his plays. Coming To-morrow; Mark Twain’s “YANKEE IN KING ARTHUR’S COURT.” CTAGON THEATRE .gain To-night at 7.45. ' The great screen lassie. “RIP VAN WINKLE.” A picture t great interest in 7 massive parts. Also, ilnty Gladys Walton in “THE GIRL WHO ,AN WILD.” Splendid supports. Plan at egg’s. Octagon Concert Orchestra; uctor, Mr Arthur Neate. Flute solo, “Capce” (Lemmoro), played by Dominico Negro. XT ILL’S POPULAR PICTURES Will screen the most wonderful Picture ever produced: “OVER THE HILL.” RIVER.SDALE —TUESDAY, 30th. HERIOT—WEDNESDAY, 31st. CLINTON—THURSDAY, Ist. BALFOUR—FRIDAY, 2nd. T HE BRISTOL FOR ALL THINGS MUSICAL. f ‘ BRISTOL ’ ’ SPECIALTIES COLLIN S ON PIANOS. COLLIN SON PIANOS. "METRONOLA” GRAMOPHONES. “METRONOLA” GRAMOPHONES. These two special lines, which are our exclusive agencies, represent the best value possible. Both are moderately priced and may be purchased by gradual payments. “ THE BRISTOL ” WILL TELL YOU ALL ABOUT THEM! THE BRISTOL PIANO CO. (LTD.), DUNEDIN.

PROFESSIONAL. 1 (Peofessional Cabd.) OBDAN & H BN A GHA N. BURGEObf DENTISTS. LONDON DENTAL PARLOURS. STOCK EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, | DUNEDIN. And also at BRIDGE HOTEL, KAITANGATA. Visits Tuesday Fortnightly. Next Visit JANUARY 30. JJOOTH’S ELECTRO-MEDICAL AND MASSAGE INSTITUTE. 480 GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. (Reg. A.M.A. and N.Z. Gov.). Est. 54- years., Telephone 600. NOTICE. —Mr Booth wishes to intimate that he has returned from his holiday and resumed practice. 30ja T & J. WILLIAMSON. ** * CHIROPRACTORS. John Williamson. Miss Williamson. SEVENTH TEAR OF PRACTICE. Graduates P.S.C.; Members N.Z.C.A. (Inc.). COLONIAL MUTUAL BUILDINGS, Corner Princes and High streets. Hours: 9.30 to 12 noon; 2.30 to 5.30 p.m. Saturday, 9 to 12.30. ’Phone 594. Consultation Free. A' NTHONY EC THOMSON, CHIROPRACTOR, Graduate P.S.C ; Member N.Z.C. Assn. If you are seeking Relief from aches and pains, acute or chronic, put HEALTH first and arrange for consultation, which is free. ’Phono 3910. I will tell you frankly .f Chiropractio can help your case. X-Ray facilities. DAWSON’S BUILDING, Moray place. TtyTR T. G. KINNEY. CHIROPRACTOR (Palmer School Graduate). H.B. BUILDINGS. PRINCES STREET (Fourth Floor). HOURS: 10.30 to p.m.; 3to 5.30 p.m. Saturdays; 10 to 1 p.m. X-RAY FACILITIES. ’Phone 3750. sja I'THRISTIE & CHRISTIE (Successors to Giles ft Giles), CHIROPRACTORS (Palmer School Graduates, by Exam.), SECOND FLOOR, H.B. BUILDINGS, PRINCES STREET. Telephone 1718. Hours: 9 to 12.15, 2 to 5.45. Saturday, 9 to 1. To meet the requirements of those employed during the day wo have decided to open our office from 7 to 8 p.m. j/lEK’S INSTITUTE. Invercargill. The only Private Hospital in the dominion where diseases and ailments of all kinds are treated according to PROFESSOR KIRK’S METHODS We have had wonderful success with apparently hopeless cases. Don’t look upon your case as hopeless. Write to us and "wa will tell you if we can help you. All correspondence to be addressed to ’Phone 315. Mr D. MARSHALL, 19s RAD GATE WELTMER INSTITUTE. D.B.A. WM. GEO. F. PERRY. Suggestive Therapeutist 520 GEORGE STREET. New Telephone, 3033. Spinal Massage, Chronic, Nervous, and Mental Disorders Treated. Office Hours: 10 to 12; 2 to 5; 6 to 8. Saturday. 10 to 18; and bv appointment. A QUIET Evening with a few friends—and some WATSON’S No. 10. The height of enjoyment. 12ja OTAGO WITNESS. —New stones. A large amount of reading matter. Price, 9cL