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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18999, 23 October 1923, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. STIFFY & MO TRIUMPH. WHIRLIGIG OF PUN. PEINOESS THEATRE, Direction; John Fuller and Son* (Ltd). TO-NIGHT—At B—EVERT EVENING. IMMENSE UNPRECEDENTED HIT. A U STR ALLA 1 S PRIME MINISTERS OF MIRTH. STIFFY and MO. . REVUE COMPANY. REVUE COMPANY. THE MOST CELEBRATED Revue Combination of Modern Vaudeville. STIFFY & MO AS WAITERS. STIFFY & MO AS WATTERS. STIFFY & MO AS WATTERS. A Romping, Rollicking, Restaurant ReveL NAT PHILLIPS ROY RENE (“Stiffy”). (“Mo”). At Their Funniest. The Giddiest and Merriest Holiday ShoT. SELECT VAUDEVILLE. ASHTON & MARSHALL—The Bohemias Duo. KEELEY & ALDOUS—Wit and Song. TRIXIE IRELAND The Personality Soprano. Final Week—Final Week. CAPTAIN ADAMS And ODIVA’S SEALS, O D I V A ’ S SEALS, ODIVA’S SEALS, With Mile. Odiva, the Diving Venus. Tariff: Is, Is 6d, and 2s 6d (plus Government tax and booking fee). Plans at The Bristol till 5 p.m.; thereafter at JACOBS'S* Tobacconist.

“ A Melody that vrill make a s(ir!” “fjRTJSHED PETALS.’ 5 THE NEW INTERMEZZO, By EVAN MARSDEN, HAS NOW ARRIVED. “A GOOD MELODY IS A FORM OB HAPPINESS.” “ Crushed Petals ” is a pianoforte piecel of delightful melodiousnesa Ydt in its simplicity and contrasts it remains as easy to play as it is delightful to listen to. There’s a charm in it. Call and hear; “ Crushed Petals ” played over. PRICE Piano Solo 2s 6d (posted 2s 7d) Violin and Piano ... 2s 6d (posted 2s 7d) 'Cello and Piano ... 2s 6d (posted 2s 7d) ITS EXQUISITE TITLE PAGE MAKES THE PIECE A VERY PLEASING GIFT. CHAS. BEGG & CO., LTD., HEADQUARTERS FOR MUSIC. PRINCES STREET.

SPORTING. C CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB (Incorporated). METROPOLITAN MEETING, 1923. NOVEMBER, 3,5, 7, and 10. RESERVED STAND SEATS. A LIMITED NUMBER of Reserved Seats will be available for either day of tlie above meeting on the Top Tier of the New Grand Stand. PRICE Ss PER DAY. Applications, accompanied by the nece*. sary fee, must bo made to the Secretary not later than WEDNESDAY, October 31. F. O. OOTHER, Secretary. P.O. Box 385, Christchurch. 13oi BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS. THE PHONOGRAPH PAR-EXCEL-LENCE. When buying any article it pays to get the best; therefore, when baying a Gramophone, get the best, “ THE BRUNSWICK’* For excellence of tone and dearness of enunciation it is unrivalled—and it PLAYfJ ALL RECORDS. Come along and hear it playing, any day, any time, all the latest Fox Rots, Jazz, and Orchestral Records, at BRAITHWAITES (LIMITED), Princes street, Dunedin. Sole Otago and Southland AgAts for the! BRUNSWICK PHONOGRAPHS AND RECORDS. “ INTERESTING DISCUSSION.” A discussion overheard in a Christchurch tram is worth repeating. “Fancy Mrs ■ getting married again to a man so much younger than herself.” “My dear,” he ia not younger, be is at least eight years older than her, although she looks older with such grey hair- He hasn’t a sign of grey hair yet, which he attributes entirely to using Dr Wilson’s Regenerator, the British specific for checking greyness. It’s really splendid. I use it myself, and know how good it is.” It’s sold everywhere at As. or direct front sole New Zealand Agent, A. M. HENDY, Hair Specialist, Dunedin. Postage 6d extra. 150 A TTRACnONS AT—MISS CLOUGH’S. Here is a list that it will pay you to study, and these are only a few of the many Bargains offering: Oriental Coloured Designs in Cushions, Table Covers, Cozy Covers, Centres, from 3s 6d. Crepe Nightdresses, Stamped Ready to Work—ss 6d and 7s 6d. Beads in profusion, and in every conceivable shade. Bead Bags, dainty and fashionable, at prices which defy competition. Also a wide variety of new Silk for Knitting. MISS CLOUGH, George street ANTED KNOWN. That MISS WHELAN, DRESSMAKER AND COSTUMIER, 40 George street. IS REMOVING TO PENROSE’S DRESSMAKING ROOMS. And may be Interviewed there on and aftor 23rd OCTOBER, 1923. In Attendance Friday Evenings. A CHANCE TO BUY A SLAZENGER’S CROQUET MALLET Cheap. With Corded Grin. Tin x 3Ln, 22s 6d; 9in x Sin, 26s 6d. With Cork Grip, Tin x Sin, 21s; Sin _x 3in, 22s 6d. Only a few left in stock. VERNON SMITH (LIMITED), George street. WHEN reading becomes difficult. wh«u the stitches run together, when tba bead aches. CONSULT our aUALIFIED LONDON OPTICIAN, bolder of the recognised English Diplomas—Mr P G. Dick. D.8.0.A., F. 1.0, (London). “ THETEB DICK,” Jewellers, Consulting a and Manufacturing Opticians, 430 Moray place, Dufiodin. Oculist's Prescriptions our specialty. 28d OTAGO WITNESS—New stories. A laxga amount of reading matter. Prise. 3d.