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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18953, 29 August 1923, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. N. Z. AA. A. (OTAGO CENTRE). GRAND CONCERT. |JIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! * At 8 o’clock PART I. 1. Overture—St. Kilda Band 2. Song—“ May Morning’’ ... Denza Miss Mildred Gillions. 3 Vocal Duet'—‘Still as the Night” Bohm Mias Amy Todd and Mr J. Keenan. 4- Dance—Miss Laura Bain. 5. Song—“o Lovely Night,” Landon Ronald Mrs Morrison MacDonald. 6 Dance—Spanish Duo, “ ’Neath Sunny Skies” Miss Etta Long and Miss Brenda Hazlomoro 7. Song—“lf I Might Only Come to You” Squire Mr Walter Mitchell. 8. Gymnastic Display—Vaulting Horse Otago Boys’ High School. PART 11. 1. Song—“My Ships” Barratt Miss Lottie Scott. 2. Fancy Donee—“Schooldays” Miss Gwen Wooster. 3. Song—" Slave Song” Del Riego Miss Todd. 4 Song—“Onaway Awake” Co wen Mr H. Ferguson. 5. Song—“ Request” ... Finden Miss Lottie Scott. 6. Gymnastic Display—Ground Pyramids Otago Boys’ High School. 7. Song—“ Homing” Del Riego Mrs Morrison MacDonald. 8. Part Song—“ Song of the Bow,” Aylward Returned Soldiers’ Choir. Accompanist es: Mrs John Leech, Misses Clara Hughes and Adonia Aitken, M P I R E THEATRE! Dunedin’s' D© Luxe Picture House. At 3 p.m, and 8 p.m. daily, Oscar Wilde’s sensational society romance, “A Woman of No Importance.” Comedy (“All Over Twist”), Gazettes, etc. Empire Grand Orchestra. Friday next: Jack London’s big novel, “ The Abysmal Brute.” Reserve at Bristol or ring 444. Wo Open, at .2 p.m. and 7 p.m. PLAZA THEATRE. Unique Entertainment Value. 2 p.m,. TOM MIX in 7 p.m. “ ROMANCELAND.” Knighthood Up-to-date on Western Plains. 3.10 p.m. Sir Hall Caine’s 8.10 p.m. Compelling, Human Interest Drama;- “ THE ■ CHRISTIAN.” A Striking Indictment of Modern Life. ' Also News, Scenes of Ruhr Occupation. /■VBA N D THEATRE. Double Feature Programme. 2 p.m, WANDA HAWLEY in 7 p.m. “THE LOVE CHARM.” The'Romano© of a “Poor Relation.” 3.40 p.m. TOM MIX in 8.40 p.m. “ROMANCE LAND.” See Mix in this Fast and Thrilling Comedy Drama. Also Sunshine Comedy, News, Scenic. TAGO WITNESS.—New Stories. A large amount of reading matter. Price, 9d.

DANCING. fpROFESSOR _ FITZMAURICE’S •r* CLASSES. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. ' PROFESSOR FITZMAURICE wishes to announce that he will hold a DANCE TO-NIGHT and every Wednesday and Saturday Evenings at JAY’S TEA ROOMS, j PLAZA BUILDINGS. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. Dancing, S till 11.30. Pizey’s Orchestra. Admission: Single, ,2s 6d; Double, Ss. Refreshments obtainable at ordinary charges. H au PUBLIC NOTICES THE EASTERN EXTENSION A. AND C. TELEGRAPH 00. (LTD.) Announce REDUCED CABLE RATES To GREAT BRITAIN FROM Ist SEPTEMBER, 1923. DAILY LETTER TELEGRAMS (D.L.T.) to be inserted before address and counts as one word. RATE:—Bd per word—MINIMUM CHARGE 13a 4d (20 words). ACCEPTABLE ANY DAY EXCEPT SUNDAYS. Delivery by messenger after 43 hours. Counting fo be the sanie as “Deferred” Messages. Hand in at Government Telegraph Offices and BE SURE TO ROUTE VIA “EASTERN.” Alternate Routes to Great Britain and Australia. For via. “Eastern” books and pads of forms, apply 29au BOX 812, WELLINGTON. - LETTER CABLEGRAMS. WEEK-END CABLEGRAMS AT REDUCED RATES. Tho Pacific Cable Board announces a Plain Language NIGHT-LETTER. SERVICE to United Kingdom and Canada as from Ist SEPTEMBER. Night Letters, which should bo prefixed D.L.T., will be accepted any day except Sunday,' and normal delivery will be after 48 hours. Conditions of acceptance are in all other respects identical with present Week-end Service, which will be continued, but at REDUCED RATES. Night Letters will be accepted to all Radio points to which the week-end service is available. The new rates will be as follow: D.L.T. or Night-Letter Telegram Service to United Kingdom, minimum 20 words, 13s 4d; each additional word Bd. Canada, minimum 20 words, 10s; each additional word 6d. T.W.T. or Week-end Telegram Service to United Kingdom, minimum 20 words 11s 8d; each additional word 7d. Canada, minimum 20 words, 8s 9d; each additional word 29au THE name “Mangrovite” is known amongst belt users all over Australasia. The finest Leather Bolting on the market; dependable, uniform; strong and pliable.— Further particulars from R. P. M. Manning Co., 5 Bedford row. Christchurch. mRiT O. Gr. MILLER for Signwriting, JL Calico Signs, Showcards, Fosters, Hoardings.—lß7a George street- Telephone 6219. Inj