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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19199, 16 June 1924, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. OCTAGON THEATRE TO-NIGHT, at 7.45, Cynthia Slock ley’s Story of Paris and Iho African Veldt, “ PONJOLA.” Rich, beautiful, a lady of noble birth, Flavia Desmond gave up her name, cut off her hair and put on boots, quit the fashionable Paris Salons to live as a man among the roughest men of South Africa. During the evening the OCTAGON CONCERT ORCHESTRA Will lender the following: Overture, “William Tell” (Rossini), by special request; Suite, “The Pagoda of Flowers,” (a) Introduction and Passing of Priests, (b) 'Midst the Petals, (c) The Star Flower Tree, (d) The Blue Lotus Dance, (e) The Return of Oomala (Amy WoodfordeFinden); Persian Dance from the Opera “Khovanchtchina” (Moussorgsky), Chanson Indone from the Opera “Sadko” (Korsakov) ; “Algerian Dance” (Newton). Doors Open 7 p.m. Programme Commences 7.45 p.m. Reserves at Begg’s or 'phone 3091. PRELIMINARY NOTICE QCTAGON THEATRE Commencing FRIDAY, 20th JUNE. The Picturised Version of Mr A. S. M. Hutchinson’s Famous and Widely-read Novel. “IF WINTER COMES.” A British Story. British Author. British Actors. Filmed in England. MANAGERIAL NOTE. To give our patrons an opportunity of booking their scats in advance, the Management begs to announce that the BOX PLAN is NOW OPitN. Seals may bo reserved at BEGG’S MUSIC WAREHOUSE. BOOK WITHOUT DELAY. There is bound to be a rush for seats, and, remember, “FIRST COME FIRST SERVED.” Circle Reserves, 2s 9d. jgMNG EDWARD THEATRE TO-NIGHT at 7.45. TOM MIX in “SOFT BOILED.” This is the best picture Tom Mix has ever made. It has everything—fast action, thrills, romance, pretty girls, fun, and attractive settings. “ Soft Boiled ” starts at 7.45. Be Early. Fascinating Entertainment For Everybody. TIE EMPIRE Dunedin's De Luxe Picture House. Afternoons at 2; Evenings at 7. PRISCILLA DEAN In “ THE WHITE TIGER.” “THE WHITE TIGER.” “ THE WHITE TIGER.” See this thrilling drama—and you will see how a woman can be more dangerous than man in the field of criminal activity, as tho head of a band of international crooks. The exceptionally fine cast includes WALLACE BEERY, MATT MOORE, RAY GRIFFITH. And Others. THE EMPIRE ORCHESTRA. (Conductor: Mr Chas. Parnell.) Overture, “Sunshine and Shadows. RESERVE AT THE BRISTOL, OR RING 444. PLAZA AND EVERYBODY'S To-day at 2; To-night at 7. Eight Reels of Hilarious Fun. TOM MIX TOM MIX TOM MIX TOM MIX TOM MIX TOM MIX I MIX TOM MIX TOM MIX TOM MIX In his first real comedy sensation. “SOFT BOILED.” “SOFT BOILED.” In the City will keep you in. roars of mirth. Don’t miss “SOFT BOILED.” Also showing; Colleen Moore “LOOK YOUR BEST. with “LOOK YOUR BEST. Tony Moreno, in “LOOK YOUR BEbT. A Goldwyn story of Stageland by Rupert Hughes. Excellent Supports. QUEEN’S AND GRAND. 2 p.m.—Daily 7 p.m BEBE DANIELS in “ PUS CHILDREN’S CHILDREN.’’ ’ “HIS CHILDREN’S CHILDREN. A picture of intense appeal cf modern society, exposing them mercilessly and showinfe tho life under the tinsel, A sensational exposure of wealthy families and the amd Showing Also: CULLEN LANDIS and PATSY RUTH MILLER in '‘WATCH YOUR STEP.” A Zippy Comedy that shatters all screen records for speed and action.

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U R N S H A L L. TO-NIGHT- AT 8. MAXIM BEODI MAXIM BRODI And And CHAUTAUQUA ARTISTS. CHAUTAUQUA ARTISTS. PROGRAMME FOR THIS EVENING. 1. Act 111, from Opera “La Traviata” (Verdi). —Company. 2 s o lo —“ King Charles.”—Bass Solo, Mr KEITH COOKE. 3 ' Duet—“ When the Daisy Opens Her Eyes” (Haydn Wood).—Miss MYNDELLE ’ ISSACS, Miss GERTRUDE HUTTON--4 Recit and Aria —“Rendu Serens la Cig lo ” (Handel).—Miss GERTRUDE HUTTON 5 Duet—“ Sul Campo Della Gloria” (Donizetti).—Mr MAXIM BRODI, Mr KEITH COOKE. 6. Solo—“ Luvizi Dal Caro Bohe ” (Sarti). —Mr MAXIM BRODI. 7 Piano Solo —“Impromptu C Sharp Minor” (Chopin).—Miss RENE NORRISSY. 8 Solo—“ Shadow Song,” from “Dinorah” (Meyerbeer). Miss MYNDELLE ISSACS. 9. Concerted Number—“ Blue Danube Waltz ” (Strauss). “God Save the King.” WHAT THE CRITICS SAY: WHAT THE CRITICS SAY: “A Brilliant Concert.”—Melbourne Sun. “The best combination over vil ited our city.”—Ballarat Courier. “Maxim Brodi, a great tenor and a great artist." —New York Evening Post. HEAR THE FINEST COMBINATION OF ARTISTS WHO HAVE EVER “ VISITED DUNEDIN. Solo Pianist and Accompanist: Miss RENE NORRISSY. Miss RENE NORRISSY. “The most promising pianist in the Southern Hemisphere.”—Levitzky. RESERVED SEATS (Plus Tax) 3s UNRESERVED SEATS (Plus Tajt) ... 2s BOX PLAN NOW OPEN AT BEGG’S.

TO LET PROMINENT PREMISES AVAILABLE IN WELLINGTON. Splendid Shop, with sixteen feet plateglass frontage to Featherston street, right opposite General Post Office, Wellington, and thirty-three feet depth, can be secured this month. Departure from New Zealand of present owner, who has been conducting a Ladies' Outfitting Business under the well-known name of "Marguerite," is the sole reason for sale. Shop contains all Furniture and Fittings for this line of business, ,and could be taken straight over as such. On the other hand, the premises alone would admirably suit a ercer, cr almost any kind of medium-sized isiness Very favourable Lease, with right of renewal. Reasonable rental. Write straightway to . 100 PER CENT. LOCATION, Care Charles Haines Advertising Agency, | The Dalgety Building, Wellington. TO LET, ROOM, on ground floor; suitable for store or office; handy to Octagon; electric light, gas, and telephone Address 13ra 1014. Times. lOOD HOUSE, for two friends or others; T largo bedroom; or two smaller; on iae, city.—4Bo, Times. 14ju TO LET you know that CHAS. BUCHAN, Chiropodist, has REMOVED to 85 Stuart street. 'Phone 1713. IMJ LEX GAIN FORWaRDINO CO. r* move your Furniture means aafety and economy —Office 23 Bond . ft root 6jy \0 LET, CARS for HIRE, without drivers, to competent persons. Dri»I ing Taught.—Commercial Motorß, 65 Stuart Btreot. Sju HOUStS *NO BROPEftTtfcB j WftNTEO WANTED PURCHASE, fiv-c-rooi HOUSE, in Bumside. also 5 ROOMS, rear Carisbrook; buyers waiting.—Macassey, auctioneers. 13ju j WANTED to RENT. SHOP, suitable for dressmaker.—Address 465, Times Office 13ju WANTED to RENT (in about three! months), 4 or 5-roomed HOUSE; careful tenant; no children.—s 23, Times. j WANTED to RENT (immediately), Five- I roomed BUNGALOW or modern House; careful tenants; no children.—s 27, Times. 16iu EE X.ROWN, EWING'S Big DRESS- > MAKING OFFER on Page a of this

MEETINGS PERPETUAL TRUSTEIGS. ESTATE AND AGENCY COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (LTD.). The ORDINARY GENERAL MEETING of the Shareholders of the Perpetual Trustees, Estate, and Agency Company of New Zeaolnd (Ltd.) will be held at the Registered Office of the Company, corner of Voeel and Rattray streets, on 1 RID AY, 20th June 1924, at 11 a.m. BUSINESS: Consideration of Statement of Income and Expenditure and Balance Sheet; Reports of Directors and Auditors; Elertion of Director- and Auditor.; or any other business referred to in Arlic le No oO of the Articles of Association of the U>mPany * JAMES A. PARK, 10 - General Manager^ A MEETING of all interested in WOOLCLASSING will be hold in the CounChambers, Palmerston, at 8 p.m., on DNESDAY, 10th June. Speaker: Mr »i Jregor, Government Instructor m WoolCl A Si Meeting of the P«?mer«ton Branch of the Fanners' Union will bo held at 7.30 on U.o same, nighty Secretary. HORTICULTURAL JL> SOCIETY". L AIVT Notice is Horobv Given that the ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of Members wS bo held in the Board Room Otago Agricultural and Pastoral Society 83 Cra*. tod rtreet, on TUESDAY, 24th June 182* 8p m. Business: To receive Committee. ,port and Statement of Accounts; to Elect Office-bearers; .RESSCUTTING, Costumes, Costa, J Frocks Cut to Measure, tacked up if reircd- Single Lesoon given in making up. Sfis Gebbie, 16a Princes etreet (cpposits d.i.c.) aom y "R - FRANK MARTIN, Foot Specialist, Savoy Buildings, has removod to more raodious and Up-to-date Premises in Moray place, Y.M.C.A 2ju CHOCOLATES and SWEETS.—You can buy cheaper nt the GAIETY, opposite Plaza Thcatre.__Beßt lines stocked. 13ju €~~< HAsT~ BUCHAN, Foot Specialist, h&* i REMOVED to 85 Stuart etreet, next Campbell Bros. 'Phone 1713. Hji-i-T A.O.D. —Ivonhoa Lodge. Don't forgot 4J« Ladies' Nighl, Wednesday nest.—H. Brockie,. A.D. lß.ju VERLAND STANDARD from £250, with -w • magneto £265. The Car with the oolid axles and heavy working parts.—M'Culloch, azeat. iC.u