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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19039, 8 December 1923, Page 1

* AMUSEMENTS. JJIS MAJESTY’S THEATRS. Proprietors; Sir Ben. and Mr John. FullerDirection J. C. Williamson, N.Z. (Limited). Managing Directors: George Tallis, E. J. Tait, Clyde Moynell. Manager: John FarrelL “ KISSING TIME ” One of London’s Most Conspicuous , Successes. TO-NIGHT AT 7.50. TO-NIGHT AT 7.50. AND ON MONDAY EVENING. The J. C. Williamson (Limited). New English Musical Comedy Company, including ALFRED FRITH, in the Fxrst Production here of tho Stupendous and Picturesque London Winter Garden Theatre Musical Comedy Triumph: “ KISSING TIME.” “ KISSING TIME.” The Oast includes: Captain Wentworth Fred, Mackay Lieutenant Dupent Stuart Fraser Georgette St. Pol Nell Payne Lady Marcia Merivale Marie Eaton 2elio Floie Allan Violetta - Beryl Ferguson Bi-Bi St Pol - ... Alfred Frith Bricheux -1 Field Fisher Max Toquet ... ... - Cynl Ritohard Lucienne Toquet Madge Elliott Colonel Bollinger (Georgette’s guardian) Cecil Kellaway Gaby - ’ Rita Nugent Lord Wiljiam Jack Hooker Produced under the personal supervision of Harry B. Burcher. PLANS at THE BRISTOL until Noon, and afterwards Seats may be Reserved at the GEYSER Confectionery Shop, where Tickets for the Early Door Stalls and Pit may also be purchased. Prices: D.C. and R.S., 8s; Stalls, 4s; Pit, Is 6d; Early Door Stalls and Pit, Is extra. All prices plus amusement tax. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. WIRTH BROS.’ CIRCUS. GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH, SOUTHLAND TOUR. Opening at BLUFF, December 10, INVERCARGILL, December IX and 12, RIVERTON, December 13, WINTON, December 14, WYNDHAM, December 15, GORE, December 17, TAPANUI. December 38; BALOLUTHA, December 19; LAWRENCE, December 20, MILTON, December 21; MOSGIKL, December 22. Opening. DUNEDIN, December 24, for a short season. All New Company. Everything Coming. We Never Divide. See Next Saturday’s Paper for Full Particulars. OOLUMBA GIRLS’ COLLEGE, ANNUAL BREAK-UP. TO-DAY (SATURDAY), Bth INST. Annual Sports, on the Kaikorai Cricket Grounds, by kind permission of the Cricket Club, 2.30 to 5 p.m. MONDAY, Closing Ceremony, in the College Grounds At 2.30 p.m. All Interested are Cordially Invitfed. OCTAGON THEATRE,—This aftepooa at 2. Big three-hour matinee.. Tonight at 7.45. In the greatest of all romatio melodrama, “ Orphans of the Mine,” presenting a sensational dramatic triumph, filled with stirring action, packed with thrilling scenes. Supports: Topical, Travelogue, Comedy, etc. Selected niusical numbers by tho Octagon Concert Orchestra, Mr A. If. Neate, conductor. EMPIRE.” —Dunedin'vde Luxe Picture House. At 2.30 p.m. and 8 p.m. Sardou’s immortal romance, “ Theodora,” the screen’s mightiest spectacle; 100,000 people, 40 ferocious lions; a gigantic achievement, staged in Rome. Huge settings of stone and marble, designed by Armandp Brasini, the architect of the Vatican. Splendid supporting programme. Special music. Book Bristol or ring 444. Q UEEN’S THEATRE. Daily \at 2 and 7 p.m. Two _ Startling Features: Mildred Harris and Milton Sills in “The Inferior Sex,” an all-absorbing drama of love and marriage. Also, Henry B. Walthall and Ruth Clifford in “Urn Face on the Bar-room Floor.” Daring, thrilling, amusing, dynamic. A high-tension Melodrama. Full supports. /YH! JOY. LOOK WHOSE HERE U AGAIN! More adorable than ever. A merry little soldier of misfortune, who romps through a play of sunshine and shadows. With his fiddle and his pig, and his too big trousers. You’ll laugh till your sides ache. JACKIE COOGAN in “DADDY.” KING EDWARD THEATRE. TO-DAY, at 2.15; TO-NIGHT, at 7.30. JJ VEETBODt’S THEATRE This Evening at 7.15. Henry B. Walthall and Ruth Clifford in “Tho Face on the Bar-room Floor,” a pulsating story of thrills and romance and the Regeneration of a man. •_ Also, “The Inferior Sex,” with Milton Sills and Mildred Harris Chaplin. A startling exoose of Married Life and Domestic Problems. PBcruiis. &ORT CHALMERS L. MONDAY. “A TRIP ROUND THE WORLD IN EIGHTY MINUTES.” The Greatest Travel Picture yet. A L TON HERB L PICTURES. . MONDAY. TOM MIX AND HIS WONDERFUL HORSE TONY In ‘ THREE JUMPS AHEAD.” CRICKET. E CRICK TO-DAY! TO-DAY! ALBION v. OARISBROOK. At Oarisbrook. Either team must win if it wants to play in the final. Albion won last match. *Tis Carisbrook’s turn to win to-day. Admission Free and Afternoon Tea. H. DUNCAN, Hon. Secretary, 8d Oarisbrook Cricket Club. SHOWB. Dunedin horticultural SOCIETY. SUMMER SHOW. ART GALLERY HALL, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12. ENTRIES CLOSE Otago Agricultural and Pastoral Society’s Office, 85 Crawford street, at 7 p.m. MONDAY, December 10. 7d A. D. MILLER, Secretary. BANK NOTICES. T™ COMMERCIAL BANK AUSTRALIA (LIMITED). OF TRANSPERREBS of SHAPES in the Commercial Bank of Australia (Limited) who desire to have Notice of the NEW ISSUE of SHARES sent to them are hereby notified that TRANSFER must b© lodged at tho Registered Office of the Company in Melbourne not later than DECEM BER 19, 1923, at noon. H-. L. HERON, General Manager, Melbourne. 7th December, 1923. 8d ECZEMA CUBED—My Barba; Treatment positively cures the distressing WouM*.—Thompson, herbalist, Oacawru,