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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18801, 2 March 1923, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. THE BIG SHOW IS COMING, And Commences at JJIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. At 8 o’clock, NEXT THURSDAY NIGHT. NEXT THURSDAY NIGHT. “A NIGHT OUT.” “A NIGHT OUT.” For the First Five Nights of an ElevenNights’ Season. Although the reputation that preceded it was of the most glowing description, the performance of “A NIGHT OUT.” “A NIGHT OUT” Seals its reputation as the most dashing and entirely enjoyable musical play ever seen in Auckland (Auckland Star), “A NIGHT OUT” “A NIGHT OUT” “A NIGHT OUT” Makes every night a Carnival Night It’s the Spirit of Youth.

J. c. WILLIAMSON’S NEW ENGLISH MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY, Including MAUD FANE In one of the Merriest Musical Plays Ever Staged. COME AND HAVE A NIGHT OUT. COME AND HAVE A NIGHT OUT. YOU CAN BRING YOUR WIFE. It’s the best cure for the Hues that ever Was invented. We have received hundreds of testimonials. One gentleman wrote “Yesterday I was thinking of suicide. Last night I went to the Theatre and sow your show. This morning I kissed my mother-in-law.” CONTAINS EVERYTHING EXCEPT DULL MOMENTS. THE BOX PLANS FOR “A NIGHT OUT” Open at The Bristol Piano Co. MONDAY MORNING NEXT. D.O. and 0.5., 8s; Stalls, 4s; Pit, Is 6d. Early Doors, Is extra. All prices plus tax. Second Production, “ MARY.” Third Production, QCTAGON THEATRE. To-night we present a revelation, a sensation, such as never before screened in Dunedin, “Queen of Sheba.” See the great chariots drawn by Arabian horses. Thrills that take one’s breath away. Plan at Bogg's. Octagon Concert Orchestra. Bigger and better than ever. Conductor, Mr A. T. Neate. Note.—This picture commences at 7.45. Prices as usual.

SPORTS MEETINGS. TVIfAHENO DISTRICT ATHLETIC ItJ. CLUB. THIRD ANNUAL GATHERING ON EASTER SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 1923. £2oo—ln Prize Money and Medals—£2oo. Running, Cycling 1 , jumping, and other Field Events, also Piping and Dancing. Competitors are reminded that Entries for Running and Cycling Events Close with the Undersigned on Friday, March 23, at 3 p.m. Programmes obtainable on application to the Secretary, or may be seen at the shop of Mr D. F. M‘Kay, hairdresser, 260 Princes street, Dunedin. JAMES REID, Hon. Secretary. EXCURSIONS.

TOURS. SEE DUNEDIN AND ITS SCENIC SPOTS. Each Tour 25 miles, and occupies - two hours. Mornings 10 o’clock Afternoons 2.30 o’clock 10s Per Passenger. 10s Special Tours to the GoldfiMds and Lakes District. Daily Tours (including Sunday). For reservations ring ’Phone 5030 or 7177. OFFICE: 193 PRINCES STREET (Adjoining Grand Picture Theatre). OTAGO TAXI OWNERS’ ASSOCIATION (LIMITED). H. DIVERS, 22d Secretary.

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