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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19156, 26 April 1924, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. QCTAGON THEATRE This Afternoon. This Evening. Master Pictures Present “ THE VIRGINIAN ” A Character the Whole World Loves. “THE VIRGINIAN” Stops Straight from Owen Wister’s Novel to the Screen. WONDERFUL CATTLE SCENES. Outdoor Settings of Scenic Glory. Filmed with a Perfect Caste. “THE VIRGINIAN.” There he is! The same stalwart, fearless he-man, with an irresistible daring, devil-may-care air ! Hos up to his old tricks—mixing up the babies 1 He’s still in love with the pretty, but detprmivifccl, little schoolmistress who leads him such a dance I There’s that desperate pursuit of the cattle rustlers over great plains and towering mountains! , .... Most impressive of all is the Virginian s struggle between the call of duty and the hanging of his best pal—which wins? , And then—that last desperate fight with the ringleaders of the cattle stealers the fatal shot—and — ; A Thrilling Romantic Drama of tho Outdoors. Special Music for this Master Feature will be rendered by THE OCTAGON CONCERT ORCHESTRA. Musical Director: Mr Arthur Neate. RESERVE AT BEGG’S, Or 'Phono 300 L ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY. Hon. Conductor: Mr James Coombs. . Ist CONCERT, 37th SEASON. HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE, TO-NIGHT, 8 o’clock. Assisting Soloists — MISS CLARE MATHESON. MR WM. GEMMELL. Box Plan at The Bristol. A limited number of 2s tickets at the Door. H. 11. SKYES, .Hon. Secretary. 09 High street. 34 a P UNEDIN RETURNED SOLDIERS’ CHOIR. First Concert Fifth Season. HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30. Part-Songs by the Choir, Vocal Solos by Mrs A. J. Hall, Messrs A. J. Parker and W. Gemmoll. Instrumental Duet by Messrs E. Kerr, sen. and jun.. And ITEMS BY A CONCERT PARTY From the VISITING IMPERIAL SQUADRON. Box Plan at The Bristol—Subscribers on Monday, 28th; Non-Subscribers, 29th. • Tickets and Programmes on Sale at Bogg’s, Bristol, and R.S.A. Club. D.C. and Stalls, 2s 6d; Pit Stalls, Is. A. C. LAING, 26ap Secretory.

(CRT CHALMERS PICTURES. TO-DAyTs and 8. The Immortal Romano®, “TRILBY,” " TRILBY,” “TRILBY,” Starring the Celebrated Actress, ANDREE LAFAYETTE. Excellent Supports. KAIKORAI AND ROSLYN TRAMWAY EMPLOYEES’ SOCIAL. WAKARI HALL. THURSDAY, MAY 8. Dancing, 3to 2. Double tickets, 6s; Gentlemen, 4s: Ladies, 2s. Supper provided. Music by Death and Driscoll’s Orchestra. Late car to town. 2 o.m. R. SHARP, 26ap Secretary. SHOWS. CANTERBURY AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. WINTER SHOW. SHOW GROUNDS, ADDINGTON, CHRISTCHURCH. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY, MAY 14, J 5, 16, and 17, 1924. GREAT EXHIBITION OF Fat Slock, Butter and Cheese, Farm Products, Potatoes and Roots, Bread. Scones, Cakes, and Preserves, Honey, Eggs, Grain and Seeds, Cured and Preserved Meats, Timber and Gates, etc. Space for the Display of Implements and Machinery FREE if ow n cover supplied. Schedule and full particulars obtainable from G. G. DENNISTON, Secretary Canterbury A. and P. Assn. Box 236, or • . t 151 Worcester street, Christchurch. SHIPPING. line. LONDON AND WEST COAST UNITED KINGDOM— Out and Homo, PORTS FLEET: Argyllshire, Ayrshire. Banffshire, Buteshire, Berwickshire; also Morayshire and Nairnshire (Turbine Steamers). SHIRE LINE built First Steamer specially constructed for New Zealand Refrigerated Trade, which vessel loaded ju Now Zealand 1884, Since then Company have been continuously in the Passenger and Cargo Trade to am] from New Zealand. For Passage and Freight apply to TURNBULL, MARTIN, & CO.. Dunedin, Loading Broker*. HAIR BANDEAUX for coming season. A choice selection just opened at Bendy'a i. up dressing rooms, from 2s 6d. Also Jet Combs, Slides, etc.; inspection cordially inI vited. , ! nrvON’T say “Dry Gin.” Sjy “GOIL i A I DON'S.’’