AMUSEMENTS. WHAT ABOUT YOUR CHILDREN? Are wo giving too little thought to our children ? Here’s a powerful story of a family from tho first generation to the third, showing the destructive effect of too much money on the children of to-day. See BEBE DANIELS And an All-star Cast in “HIS CHILDREN’S CHILDREN,” “ HIS CHILDREN’S CHILDREN,” “HIS CHILDREN’S CHILDREN,” At the QUEEN’S AND GIiANI) Afternoons, 2; Evenings, 7. Showing also CULLEN LANDIS and PATSY RUTH MILLER in ‘‘WATCH YOUR STEP.” “WATCH YOUR STEP.” “WATCH YOUR STEP.” A high-speed comedy of young love in a small town. Hang tight to your seat while Cullen Landis cuts the corners at 80 miles an hour on the highway of' love. An up-to-date comedy of old-fashioned folks. pLAZA AND EVERYBODY’’ This Afternoon. 2; This Evening, 7. Tho Management has much pleasure in presenting TOM MIX TOM MIX In a role entirely unlike any ho has ever yet played. “SOFT BOILED,” “SOFT BOILED” Is Mix in a speedy Comedy Romance scintillating with characteristic Mix stunts and thrills, with a laugh for every thrill. It’s absolutely (Efferent. “SOFT BOILED.” “SOFT BOILED.” He didn’t believe in wine, women, and jazz, but he had to bo “Soft Boiled” to win his inheritance. Also showing, a “Goldwyn” Photoplay by Rupert Hughes. “LOOK YOUR PEST,” “LOOK YOUR PEST.” A catchy comedv of a girl who had to choose between losing weight or her jobno laughing matter, but you’ll think it’s the funniest predicament you ever heard of. Supnorts are fine. PLEASE BE SEATED EARLY. AMUSEMENTS. pH E EMPIRE Dunednfs De Luxe Picture House Twice Daily, at 2 and 7. Her Latest! PRISCILLA DEAN Her Greatest! Her Most Thrilling! In Her Most Fiery! Passionate, <i rpjjjj. Emotional, WHITE Fantastic, TIGER.” Volcanic, Tempestuous Role. “THE WHITE TIGER.” Ruling a band of international crooks with an iron hand, raiding society for its gems, losing her heart to the very man she despoiled, “White Tiger,” as portrayed by Priscilla Dean, is a fiery, tempestuous, fascinating, and gripping character that will linger long in your memory. With an exceptional supporting cast, including WALLACE BEERY, MATT MOORE, RAY GRIFFITH, And Others. A thrilling drama that you’ll remember for many a day. Specially Selected Music by THE EMPIRE ORCHESTRA (Conductor: Mr Chas. Parnell.) (> Overture, “ Suhshine and Shadows. RESERVE AT THE BRISTOL, OR RING 444. £J • H A U T A XT Q‘ XT A. CHAUTAUQUA ARTISTS. THE BIG FIVE. MONDAY AND TUESDAY NEXT. BURNS H ALL. MAXIM BRODI. , The Glorious Tenor. WYNDELLE ISSACS. The Brilliant Soprano. GERTRUDE HUTTON. The Wonderful Contralto. KEITH 000 K. ■. . The Stirring Basso. IN FAMOUS OPERATIC GEMS. Solo Pianist and Accompanist: RENE MORRISSY. Who delighted a largo Dunedin audience two weeks ago. with her superb playing. These five comprise the neatest combination of musical artists which has ever visited Dunedin. PRICES: Reserved Seats, 3s (plus tax); Unreserved. 2s (plus tax). BOX PLAN AT BEGG’S. DON’T IGET—n/m\fr>AV AND TUESDAY NEST_
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ROBB’S MOTOR SERVICE ROBB'S MOTOR SERVICE Leaves Roxburgh Daily at 10.45 a.m. Leaves Beaumont on arrival Dunedin Train. WEEKLY SERVICE TO DUNEDIN. Leaves Roxburgh 10 a.m. FRIDAY. Leaves Tourist Office 10.30 SATURDAY. Book Seats at Stedman’s, ’phono 1736, or Tourist Office. 735, S. ROBB, 'Phone 12, Roxburgh. P ORTOBELLO MOTOR SERVICE. Portobello Motor Bus leaves Portobello Daily 6.30 a.m., 9 a.m., 4.15 p.m.; Returning Manse street 7.30 a.m., 3 p.m., 5.15 p.m. Saturday: Leave Portobello 6.30 a.m,., 9 a.m.; Manse street, 7.30, 12.30, 3 p.m. Late Night Friday, leaving Portobello 6.30 p.m. ; Returning Manse street 10.30 p.m. Sunday: Leave Portobello 8.45 a.m and 4.30 p.m.; Manse street, 10 a.m. and'6 p.m. Theatre Parties arranged. Parcels and luggage, etc., received until 2.30 nin at Crust and Crust Stables, Stafford street. H. E. WRIGHT. taxi garage (Open All Night) LUXURIOUS 7-SEATRR LIMOUSINES Our Specialty: TOURIST TRIPS AROUND DUNEDIN PRIVATE CARS Washed. Greased, and Repaired. ’Phone 3833 Telegrams: “Woke.” Dunedin OYAL MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICE. —Cars leave Cromwell for Lake* Wanaka, via Lake Hawoa, on Tues days, Thursdays, and Saturdays Return Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Cars leave Cromwell for Arrowtown, via Kawa ran Gorge, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays Return Monday*. Wednesdays and Bh-idays. Special Car meets train on receipt of telegram.—JOHN ANDERSON. Proprietor. Cromwell. ARL’S DAILY MOTOR SERVICE BEAUMONT TO ROXBURGH. to Visitors and travellers. Make motoring a pleasure by travelling in Earl’s Cars. Cars leave Beaumont on airival of Dunedin train: Cars .cave Rox burgh for Dunedin every Thursday at 10.30 am. Leaving Government Tourist Office every Saturdav at 10 a.m. for Roxburgh Book your Seats by ringing 'Phone 73c. Dunedin,—A EARL. Roxburgh. Box 57, 'Phono 47. 6m' PENINSULA MOTOR SERVICE Buses run as under:—Manse street depart: 9.30, 4.0, 5.35, 5.40. Friday, 10.30p.rn Saturday: 9.30, 12.15, 1.30, 5.0. Sunday; 9.45 2.30, 5.30, 6.45. Company s depart: 6.55! 8.10, 10.15, 4.35, 6.20. Friday, 6.50 Saturday: 6.55, 8.10, 10.15, 12 50. 5.0, 6.50 Sunday; 10.30, 5.0, 6.15, 7.30. Picnics and ; specials by arrangement Goods and narccls i left at Maddox & Watson’s South-end Garj age promptly delivered.—Malcolm & Bayne, 1 Proprietors. ’Phone 81. BiUuJi'ON AND IAIEHi ilutm ROYAL MAIL. C. J HOBBS & 00. Cart leave Manse street for Brighton Daily. 9.30 a.m, 5.10 p.m.; also Saturday, LlO p.m., and Sunday, 10 a.m. Taien Mouth, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, 9.3 r a.m Speciil and accommodation ring Brighton Post Office (ask Brighton Uuuse). Hooking office at Geyser MOTOR BUS to Tomahawk, via St. Hilda and Anderson's 33ay Cemetery, loaves Mur.so street Saturday, 2 p.m.; returns 6.30 p.m.; Sunday, 10 a.m.; 2 p.m., return (5.30 p.m 13ju OTAGO WITNESS —New Stories. A large amount of reading matter. lOST (Anderson’s Bay), black COW; full J milk.—'Phono 2713. 13ju LOST (between Princes street-Arthur street, by working girl), PURSE, containing money;, reward.—-iSeelye, A.M.P.' Buildings. ■ ■ ISju LOST (Wednesday night), S 3, between Otago Sports Depot and Anderson’s Bay; reward. —Finder please communicate 454, Times, \ 18ju LOST, three MOTOR TUBES, between Dunedin and Stoneburn; reward.— Carter, taxi stand, Bank New Zealand. Lost, boy’s oilskin overcoat, vicinity . Bclloknowcs; rewaiw.—R Brockbank, Glcnelg street, Kaikorai. ’Phono 9377 Ujn LOST (between Octagon and Frederick street), small PARCEL, containing pink lace.—Finder please return to Office, Arthur Barnett’s. 13ju LOST (between Dunedin and Lawrence, on Sunday), gentleman’s light RAINPROOF OVERCOAT.—Finder please communicate with Phillips, Fruitlands. Reward. I3ju LOST, lady’s gold WRISTLET WATCH. Roslyn tram or city, Thursday afternoon. —Reward on returning to 14 City road, Koslyn, or Empire Hotel. 13ju lOST, rolled gold WATCH (name inside) -i and silver CHAlN.—Reward on returning to Henry Neill, National Bonk Buildings. 12 j a IEFT (in south express, between Moagiel i and Dunedin, on Saturday, , May 31), BRIEF BAG, containing razor outfit, etc.— Finder please communicate with 396, Times. FOUND (Thursday, June 12, at Mihiwaka), PURSE, containing money.— Apply 26 Harrington street, Port Chalmers. Jj^OUND—Superfluous Haiti, Moles, per JU mancnrly Removed by Electrolysis.— Miss Boyer. 61 Stuart street (IS years' ax penance). ltd FOUND— Peter’s Pile Cure, la Gd tin, posted; this is a remarkable core for worst piles.—M‘Arthur. FOUND —One month’s Yeast, 8a Od; two months, (Is Cd; three months, 9s i*d, packet posted every week M’Artbor'a. FOUND— GJaabor Salta, Epaom Salta, Liquonco Tablets, all in tablet form, flavoured. - easy taken; 9d bottle.—M'Arthuc FOUND —Chimneys Swept by first-class, competent man —Ring Otago Window Cleaning Company. ’Phone 82£0. 8m FOUND— SUTCLIFFE’S Lightning Wax Polish shines quick lightning; housewives ask your grocer big tins; great value FOUND SUTCLIFFE'S Woiwesterahiro Sauce equals beat imported; your grocer stocks it; appetising; pints 'and quarts. I3my FOUND— Sale of LEATHER GOODS; whole stock reduced. Como early to secure Bargains at Newey’s, George street FOUND —The new Repairing Shop, .303 King street.—A. BAIN, removed from 421 Cumberland street.’ Guarantees to give every satisfaction to old and new customers; prices moderate. i2ju lOST— A Roof Jby not using IRONITE J ROOF PAINT; specially prepared to suit climatic conditions; 13s 6d.—Wren’s. FOUND — 3a in Pound Discount off all Engagement Rings.—Send for catalogue t > Eastabrook's, 71 Princes street. FOUND— 3s in Pound Discount off ail Watches; a guarantee given with’ c v cry watch. —At Eastabrook’s. ijju ■TjNHE BURNSIDE FREEZING WORKS Will CLOSE FOR THE SEASON On SATURDAY, JUNE 28. Clients having Stock for treatment are requested to make Early Application for Space. THE .NEW ZEALAND REFRIGERATING COMPANY (LTD.), P.O. Box 222, DUNEDIN. HAVE FULL-SIZE FOWL RINGS, Red, White, Blue, Green, Yellow, and Black. Price, Is per Dozen (posted free). VERNON SMITH (LTD.), George street. ( f"kTAGO WITNESS.—Now Stories. A large amount of reading matter.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19197, 13 June 1924, Page 1
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