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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18787, 14 February 1923, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. “BRAN PIE.” “BRAN PIE.” This delectable musical morsel was again served up last night, and the table was, as usual, loaded with good things which wore handed out in liberal measure by BEE WHITE and OLAY SMITH. How and where these clever folk discovered all the delicious ingredients contained in “ BRAN PIE ” is a mystery, but there it is, the most savoury, appetising, want-to-have-rnoro dish over set before a discriminating public. LEE WHITE “ BRAN PIE.” I,EE WHITE “ BRAN PIE ” LEE WHITE In “ BRAN PIE.” LEE WHITE “ BRA'N PIE.” LEE WHITE “ BRAN PIE.” AIDED AND ABETTED BY CLAY SMITH OLAY SMITH CLAY SMITH LEE WHITE. London’s Queen of Musical Revue, whom all theatregoers in the Great Metropolis flocked to see and hear. Of magnetic personality, amazing versatility, artistically perfect, and the most gorgeous frocker ever LEE WHITE. LEU WHITE. LEE WHITE. LEE WHITE. LEE WHITE. LEE WHITE. LEE WHITE. LEE WHITE. LEE WHITE. OLAY SMITH OLAY SMITH OLAY SMITH seen stage. on the Australasian CLAY SMITH CLAY SMITH CLAY SMITH The Nattiest Comedian Chappie who has been associated with Lee White in all her huge London successes for six merry years past. JJIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. Proprietors: Sir Benjamin and Mr J. Fuller. Direction: J. 0. Williamson (Ltd.). Managing Directors: Geo. Tallis. E. J. Tait, Clyde MeynelL Manager Scott Colville. Assoc. Manager: Charles E. Bonner. TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW NIGHT. TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW NIGHT. LAST TWO PERFORMANCES. J. C. WILLIAMSON (LTD.) Take pleasure in presenting LEE WHITE LEE WHITE LEE WHITE LEE WHITE And CLAY SMITH, CLAY SMITH, Together with the Specially Organised MUSICAL COMEDY REVUE COMPANY In The Success of Successes: “BRAN PIE.” “BRAN PIE.” “BRAN PIE.” “BRAN PIE.” The dashing, dainty mixture of melody, sadness, and gladness, gorgeous spectacle, crammed full of surprises, pretty girls, ravishing frocks, ballets, and choruses in plenty. It makes you feel positively uncomfortable with joy. AN ALL-STAR CAST, Including the Noted English Comedian, ERNEST SEFTON, LUCINE BECK, The Famous London Impersonator. LANCE LISTER, To be remembered as “ The Boy.” The Famous Dancers: MAIE BAIRD and ARCHIE THOMPSON, CLARICE HARDWICKE, ZOE WENKE, MURIEL CATHCART, P. J. JULIAN, And the J. C. Williamson (Limited) SPECIAL CHORUS AND BALLET. SPECIAL CHORUS AND BALLET. Producer Robert Greig. Dances and Ballets by Marjorie Bray. Musical Director Gustav Slapollski. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY: “THE CTRL FOR THE BOY.” “THE GIRL FOR THE BOY.” “THE GIRL FOR THE.BOY.” London’s Brilliant Musical Comedy Success. BOOK YOUR SEATS AT THE BRISTOL. DAY SALES AT THE GEYSER. PRICES: D.C. and R.S., 7s; Stalls, 3s 6d; Pit, Is sd. Early Doors Stalls Is extra. Early Door Pit, 6d extra. All nrices plus tax. Order home-going vehicles for 10.35 p.m. OHARMING TEACHING PIECES, Fairies of Dawn (reverie transcription). Alpine Rose (a flower song), Angels oi Night (reverie transcription), Buds and Blossoms (Idylle), Dream Picture (reverie serenade), Fairies in the Glen (intermezzoschottische), Silent Night (meditation reverie), Heather Bolls (mazurka), Inspiration (reverie serenade), Dane© of the Buttercups, Dance of tiio Harlequins,- Dew of Evening (reverie serenade), Dream of Autumn (reverie serenade), Babbling Brook (reverie caprice), Honest Confession (morceau characteristic). VERY CHEAP. ONLY Is 6d PER COPY, POST FREE ’TERRY’S MUSIC STORES. 174-178 GEORGE STREET. DUNEDIN. 14! DIVIDEND. TVTEW ZEALAND INSURANCE OOMPANY (LIMITED). An INTERIM DIVIDEND of Eightpence per Share for the Six Months ended 30th November last is PAYABLE to Shareholders at the Local Office of the Company. H. P. KISSLING, 14f General Manager. HE NEW ZEALAND REFEIGERATING COMPANY (LTD.). NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. Shareholders are hereby notified that DIVIDEND WARRANTS in respect of the Final Dividend for the year ended 31st October, 1922, of 9d per Share on the Fullypaid Shares, and 4id per share on the Partly-paid Shares, have been posted to Shareholders, and are now payable at any branch of the Bank of New Zealand, free of exchange. H. S. E. TURNER. Score tai’y. Christchurch, 10th February, 1925. 14f BOROUGH COUNCIL NOTICES. jgOROUGH OF PORT CHALMERS. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the VALUATION LIST for tiro Borough of Port Chalmers for the Year 1925-24 is NOW OPEN FOR INSPECTION at the Office of the Town Clerk, corner of Beach and Grey streets, Port Chalmers, during Office Hours. All Objections thereto must be left at the Courthouse, Port Chalmers, on or before the 15th day of FEBRUARY, 1923, addressed to the Assessment Court, and a Copy of every such Objection must bo left at the Office of the Town Clerk not less than Ten Days before the next Sitting of the said Court. J. TAIT, Town Clerk. Port Chalmers, January 24, 1923. If jgOROUGH OF WAIKOUAITI. OUTSTANDING RATES, 1922-25. Pursuant to Section 28 of ’’The Rating Amendment Act, 1910,” PUBLIC NOtiCE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an ADDITIONAL CHARGE of 10 per centum will bo added to all Ratos which are unpaid at o o’clock p.m. on FRIDAY, the 2nd day of March, 1923. B. W. FELL, Town Clerk. Waikouaiti, February 13, 1923. 14f START your “ Ford ” FIRST turn by fitting a “WHITFORD” MAGNETO ADJUSTER; gives hotter spark, bettor lights, and saves petrol.—-R. P. M. Manning Co., 5 Bedford row, Christchurch. < INFERIOR Coal is cheap, but never pays. Use KAITITNA COAL—the high-grade coal from Kaitangata, gf M -DONALD & MILLER, Green Island, are CASH BUYERS of Prime Bacon PIGS. Correspondence invited 16ap