Page 1 Advertisements Column 8

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

AMUSEMENTS. pEIN CESS THEATRE, GRAND HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS. MATINEES. MATINEES. MATINEES. MATINEES. TO-DAY. AT 2.15. Second Seal Matinee. MONDAY (LABOUR DAY), MONDAY (LABOUR DAY), 2.15. “ STIFFY AND MO,” And All-New Bill. Matinee Tariff; 6d, Is, Is Bd. Plans at Jacobs’s, Monday. pEINCESS THE A TEE,' Direction: John Fuller and Sons (Ltd). THIS AFTERNOON—'TO-NIGHT. Caotain Adams and ODTVA’S SEALS. ODIVA’S SEALS. World’s Wonder Act. ODIVA’S SEALS. Farewell, Brennan and Newton, Billy Elliott, Ray Kemble. FINAL OF THE WATER TRIALS. Coming Monday, 2.15. Coming Monday, Coming Monday, 8. Coming Monday, Coming Monday, Coming Monday, Monster Labour Day Attraction, Monster Labour Day Attraction, Monster Labour Day Attraction, At 2.15 and at 8. John Fuller and Sons present Fullers’ Super Show, STIFFY and MO. ■ STIFFY and MO. ——, REVUE COMPANY. REVUE COMPANY. THE MOST CELEBRATED THE MOST CELEBRATED Rente Combination of Modern Vaudeville, STIFFY & MO AS WAITERS. STIFFY & MO AS WAITERS. STIFFY & MO AS WAITERS. Serving Succulent Snacks of Story and Song, Seasoned with Girls and Gaiety. A FURORE OF MERRIMENT. A CAST OF STARS. NAT PHILLIPS ROY RENE (“Stiffy”). (“Mo”). Mike Connors. Queenie Paul. Keith Connelly. Gladys Shaw. Dan Dunbar. Dot Davis. Peter Brooks. Irene Vando. The Surpassing Six. (A Phenomenal Ballet, recruited from Fullers’ 9 Wonders.) SELECT VAUDEVILLE. ASHTON & MARSHALL—The Bohemian’ Duo. KEELEY & ALDOUS—Wit and Song. TRIXIE IRELAND—The Personality Soprano. Final Week—Final Week. CAPTAIN ADAMS And ODIYA’S SEALS. With Mile. Odiva, tho Diving Venus. Evening Tariff (To-day and Monday); Is, 2s, 3s (plus Government tax). To-day's plans at The Bristol till Noon: thereafter at JACOBS’S, Tobacconist. On MONDAY (Labour Dav) the Plans will be at JACOBS’S ALL DAY.

The Strongest, Sweetest, Loudest, and Best. MOUTH ORGANS. “ BOOMERANG.” “ BOOMERANG.” “ BOOMERANG.” “ BOOMERANG.” We hare much pleasure in announcing the arrival of a large shipment of the famous genuine ‘ BOOMERANG” MOUTH iORGANS, which we can now supply in any of the following three types and seven sizes:— THE POPULAR SERIES. The “Large Boomerang,” 40 reeds. Sa. The Miniature “Boomerang.” 20 reeds. 3i, The Pocket “Boomerang,” 20 reeds. 2s. THE "PROFESSIONAL” SERIES. The Large Professional, 40 reeds. Bs. The Miniature Professional, 20 reeds. 4s. THE “ GRAND ” SERIES. The Large Grand, 4S reeds. 12s 6d. The Miniature Grands, .24 reeds. 7s 6d. Postage Id extra. “Boomerang” on a Mouth Organ mean? the same as “ Sterling ’ on silver—viz., it the Hall Mark of the Highest quality, OHAS. BEGG & CO., LTD., Headquarters for Musical Instruments, PRINCES STREET. OHEAP READING, DUNEDIN ATHENAEUM CHARGES. Quarterly, 5s 3d; Half-yearly, 10s 6d;' Yearly, 21s; Youths, Half-price. Ong book and one magazine for each ticket. Family Tickets, 31s 6d (two books, twd magazines); 36s 9d (three books, two maga* zincs); 42s (four books, two magazines). SPORTING. O AMARU TROTTING CLUB, ANNUAL RACE MEETING, MONDAY—Labour Day—MONDAY. Record Acceptances. Special Train leaves Dunedin 7.35 a.m.* arriving Oamaru 11 a.m. First Race 12.15. Come and see the N.Z. Trotting Cup Candidates in Action. Admission to Course and Stand, Ss. 200 J. D. FORBES, Secretary. SHOWS. QT AGO AGRICULTURAL v AND PASTORAL SOCIETY. METROPOLITAN SUMMER SHOW. TAHUNA PARK, DUNEDIN, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, 28th and 29th NOVEMBER, 1923. ENTRIES CLOSE 17th NOVEMBER Schedules obtainable from members of committees, kindred associations, stock and station agents, and E. F. DOTH lE, Secretary, S 3 Crawford street. P.O. Box 84. Telephone 1051. 6a c ANTE RETRY AGRICULTURAL PASTORAL ASSOCIATION’S METROPOLITAN SHOW, CHRISTCHURCH, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. Bth and 9th NOVEMBER, 1923. A pplications for Space for Exhibition of lements. Machinery. New Zealand lufacturos, etc., will be received up ta 'URDAY. OCTOBER 13. TNERAL ENTRIES CLOSE on SAT, DAY, OCTOBER 20pplications for Space for Side Shows t bo made on or before THURSDAY, v'EMBER 1. hedules Free on application. G. G. DENNISTON, Secretary, 151 Worcester street, Christchurch.