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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19000, 24 October 1923, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. • STIFFY &MO TRIUMPH. WHIRLIGIG OF FUJN. PRINCESS THEATRE. Direction: John Fuller and Sons (LtdJ. TO-NIGHT—At B—EVERY EVENING. IMMENSE UNPRECEDENTED HIT. AUSTRALIA’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 WAITERS. STIFFY & MO AS WAITERS. A Romping, Rollicking, Restaurant ReveL NAT PHILLIPS ROY RENE (“Stiffy”). _ (“Mo”). At Their Funniest. The Giddiest and Merriest Holiday Show. SELECT VAUDEVILLE. ASHTON & MARSHALL—The Bohemian Duo. KEELEY & ALDOUS—Wit and Song. TRIXIE IRELAND The Personality Soprano. Final Week—Final Week. CAPTAIN ADAMS And ODIVA’S SEALS, ODIVA’S ' SEALS, ODIVA’S SEALS, With Mile. Odiva, the Diving Venus. Tariff: Is, Is 6d, and 2s 5d (plus Government tax and booking fee). Plans at The Bristol till 5 p.m.; thereafter at JACOBS’S, Tobacconist. By Permission and Under the Jurisdiction of the Otago Boxing Association. RING’S THEATRE. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT 1 Commencing at 7.45 Boxing The Dunedin CoinBoxing bined Sports Club is Boxing putting on Eight SixBoxing round Bouts of Boxing, Boxing the best that can bo Boxing procured in the City. Boxing Come and see the folBoxing lowing in action: Boxing Fly-weight. Boxing J. Leckie v. S. Campbell Boxing Bantam-weight. Boxing J. Wilson v. C. Lee Boxing Feather-weight Boxing E. Fuloher v. H. Kindley Boxing C. Campbell v. W. Leckie Boxing Light-weight. Boxing T Hunt v. G. Mains Boxing A; Newton v. D. T. Boxing Sutherland Boxing Welter-weight. Boxing G. Bailey v. W. Pile Boxing Middle-weight, Boxing R. W. M’Callum v. J. Boxing Edmond. Boxing WRESTLING. Wrestling/ Wrestling Wrestling ' Wrestling Wrestling Wrestling Wrestling Wrestling Wrestling Wrestling Wrestling Wrestling Wrestling Wrestling ■ Wrestling Wrestling Wrestling Wrestling Wrestling Wrestling Wrestling Wrestling Wrestling Wrestling Wrestling T. WAt/KER, CJiampion Light-weight of New Zealand, v. M. COUGHLIN, of Dunedin. “All-in Contest.” “Real Dinkum Go.” THE PRICES ARE EIGHT. Dress Circle 3s, Stalls Ss, Pit 2s (no tax). Members’ Tickets are not available. No • Free List. The Strongest, Sweetest, Loudest, and Best. Jf OIF T H ORGANS- “ BOOMERANG.” “ BOOMERANG.” “ BOOMERANG. ” “ BOOMERANG. ” We have much pleasure in announcing the arrival of a large shipment of the famous genuine “BOOMERANG” MOUTH ORGANS, which we can now supply in any of the following three types and serea sizes:— THE POPULAR SERIES. The “ Large Boomerang,” 40 reeds. sa. The Miniature “Boomerang,” 20 reeds. 3a. The Pocket “Boomerang,” 20 reeds. 2s. THE “PROFESSIONAL” SERIES. The Large Professional, 40 reeds. Bs. The Miniature Professional, 20 reeds. 4a. OTTE “ GRAND ” SERIES. The Large Grand. 48 reeds. 12s 6d. The Miniature Grands, 24 reeds. 7s 6d. Postage Id extra. “ Boomerang ” on a Mouth Organ raeani the same as “ Sterling ’ on silver—viz., it is the Hall Mark of the Highest quality. CEAS. BEGG & CO., LTD., Headquarters for Musical Instruments, PRINCES STREET. BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS. 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 BRAITHWAITES (LIMITED), Princes street, Dunedin. Sole Otago and Southland Agents for thd BRUNSWICK PHONOGRAPHS AND RECORDS. *iV N 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 is not younger, he is at least eight years older than her, although she looks older with such grey hair- Ho hasn’t a sign of grey hair yet, which he attributes entirely to using Dr Wilson’s Regenerator, the British specific for chocking groynes*. It’s really splendid. I use it myself, and know how good it is.’ It’s sold everywhere at 4s. or direct from solo New Zealand Agent, A. M. HENDY, Hair Specialist, Dunedin. Postage fed extra. 150 A Till ACTION S 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 ta Work—ss 6d and 7s 6d. Beads in profusion, and in every conceive able shade. Bead Bags, dainty and fashionable, at prices which defy competition. Also a wide variety of new Silk for Knitting. MISS CLOUGH. George street s GOOD WATCH For the LOW PRICE OF 8s 6d Is something which has not been heard of for some time; posted 5d extra. Suitable for either man or boy. VERNON SMITH (LIMITED), Corner George street and Morav place. WE Dye to iive. Wa live to die.— Ladies' and gentlemen’s Clothing, Curtains, Table Covers, Rugs, Jdata Cleaned,-. Dyed. Pressed. Hats a specialty. Trial will convince. 'Phone 239 S.—London Dye Worka, 131 George street. 18aa OTAGO WITNESS.—Kew Storiea,_ A large amount of reading matter-, Priocy