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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18998, 20 October 1923, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. £J" H I L D R E JST ’ S EXHIBITION. ' OPENING IN BRYDONE HALL, MONDAY, OCTOBER 29, MONDAY, OCTOBER 29, AND CONTINUING THROUGHOUT The WEEK. THE BIGGEST THING OF ITS KIND EVER HELD IN NEW ZEALAND. EVERYTHING AN EXHIBITION SHOULD BEEducational; Entertaining. Inspirational. Instructive. Spectacular. A United Community Effort, Concentrating on all Departments of Child Welfare. Watch for Further Particulars. “ rjTHE BRISTOL" FOR GRAMOPHONE NOVELTIES 1 NECESSARY ACCESSORIES APPEALING TO ALL GRAMOPHONE OWNERS. “ THE ADD-A-TONE ” ’ “ THE GEER REPEATER ” Doubles the volume of Tone Gives perfect repetition with and develops the full beauty ' immediate action. A boon for of the Record- dancers. “ THE CLEANRITE BRUSH ” Chases dirt out of the grooves ' and preserves the record. THE BRISTOL PIANO CO. (LTD.), DUNEDIN. Sole Distributors of ‘‘The Metronola” Su per-Gramophones. Jg PORTS’ - WO ND E RLAN-D CARNIVAL THE EVENT OF THE YEAR. -j ———HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. COMMENCING TO-NIGHT AT 7.30. COMMENCING TO-NIGHT AT 7*30. When the Hon. C. E. Statham, M.P., will Officially Open the Carnival. ’ PROGRAMME "FDR THIS 'EVEIsTING: 8 to 8.50 p.m.—Entertainment by Miss LAPPAN’S STUDENTS. 9 to 9.30 p.m.—Amusing ,One-Act Comedy, “MRS BOUNCER’S BOARDERS.” Box (a Printer) ... Mr A. R. Gardner. Characters: Cox (a Hatter) Major Lampen. ' Mrs Bouncer Mrs A. R; Gardner. A special feature of this performance will bo the introduction of the famous “Twin Duet,” with special topical verses by “Box.” Items by Dunedin Highland Pipe Band PROGRAMME FOR MONDAY EVENING: ' 8 to 8.30 p.m.—Entertainment by STUDENTS OF OTAGO SCHOOL OF DANCING. 9 to 9.30 p.m.—“ MRS 'BOUNCER’S BOARDERS” will be repeated. Music by the Combined Bands. ENTERTAINMENTS EACH EVENING UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MR R. BENNELL. ( Patronise the PALAIS DB DANSE, conducted by Professor Fitzmaurice, assisted by First-class Jazz Orchestra. You’ll Think you’re in Fairyland. DO YOUR SHOPPING AT THE FAMOUS “WIRTHWHYLE” VILLAGE. DIPS FOR THE CHILDREN AT THE VILLAGE PUMP. TEA ROOMS, ICE-CREAM STALL, SIDE-SHOWS GALORE. Don’t miss the Gorgeous Decorations, which have never been excelled in Dunedin. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! Art Union Tickets,' One Shilling—Admit to-Carnival. PRIZES, £25, £lO, and £5. DOUGLAS M. SPEDDING, Empire Buildings. Secretary. <g PC) RTS’ WONDERLAND CARNIVAL MONSTER GALA DAY, CALEDONIAN GROUND, CALEDONIAN GROUND, MONDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 22, at 1 p.m. BOXING, WRESTLING, RUNNING. CYCLING, ' PIPING AND DANCING, FANCY DRESS HOCKEY MATCH (Men versus Ladies), BUN AND TREACLE RACE. SACK RACE. SPLENDID SPORT, FUN IN PLENTY. See Morgan and Stewart in the Sprints. See Leckie and Fulcher in the Boxing. See T. Walker and Sheehy in the Wrestling. ART UNION TICKETS will admit. BUT WILL NOT BE SOLD AT GATES. Admission: One Shilling, Children Sixpence. Stand, Eightpence Extra. If weather is too bad for Sports, the Carniyal in the Theatre will Open on Monday Afternoon. DOUGLAS M. SPEDDING, Empire .Buildings. Secretary.

The phonograph par-excel-lence. When buying any article it pays to get the best; therefore, when buying a Gramophone, get the best, “ THE BRUNSWICK.” For excellence of tone and clearness of enunciation it is unrivalled—and it PLAYS ALL RECORDS. Come along and hear it playing, any day, any time, all the latest Fox Trots, Jazz, and Orchestral Records, at BEAITHWAITBS (LIMITED), Princes street, Dunedin. Sole Otago and Southland Agents for the BRUNSWICK PHONOGRAPHS AND •RECORDS. PLAZA THEATRE. A* Paramount Programme. 2 p.m. Alice Brady in 7 p.m. “THE LEOPARDESS, A Bewitching Story of Southern Seas. 3.30 Tom Moore’in 8.40 Sir Gilbert Parker’s Thrilling Romance, “OVER TUB BORDER,” An Epic of Love and Duty. Also: Travelogue and Gazette. Grand thea tr e. TO-DAY and MONDAY. Matinees, 2 p.m. Evenings, 7. A Gripping Canadian Police Story, “OVER THE BORDER,” Tom Moore, with Betty Cornpson, in the Most Thrilling Tale of Snowy Wilds 3.40 Alice Brady in 8.40 “THE LEOPARDESS.” A Tropic Romance of Absorbing Appeal. UNEDIN CHORAL SOCIETY (Incorporated). PRELIMINARY NOTICE. THIRD CONCERT', comprising: Hia•watha’s Departure,” “Best Pair of Sirens, Elizabethan Part Bongs, Orchestral Overlure, will be held on TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,’ 30th and 31st. mst H. P. DESMOULINS, Acting Hon. Secretary. 34 Water street. ’Phono 3042. 200 I'N ARRISON HALL, PORT CHALbr mers. GYMNASTIC AND PHYSICAL DISPLAY Members of DUNEDIN Y.M.Ct A. and Ladies’ Gymnastic Classes, Assisted by Vocal and other items. [THURSDAY NEXT, OCT. 25, at 7.30 p.m. Admission, Is. No Half-price. V. T. DREW. General Secretary. J. V. HANNA, Physical Director. RAND ENTERTAINMENT IjT In BURNS HALL. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7. Day Sales S. Jacobs’s, Tobacconist; Geyser Soda Fountain; Alf. Brown, Fruiterer, George street; and Geo. Newton, Fruiterer, Forbury Corner. There is a Big Rush for Tickets.—get one now. OTAGO WITNESS. —New stories. A large amount of reading matter. Price, 9d.