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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19203, 20 June 1924, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. T fl E EMPIRE ■*" Dunedin's De Luxe Picture House TWICE DAILY at 2 and 7. Mister Pictures Present DAVID BELASCO’S' “TIGER ROSE.” “TIGER ROSE.” “TIGER ROSE.” “TIGER ROSE.” —- “TIGER ROSE.”' —- “TIGER ROSE.” Featuring; LENT ORE ULRIC, EENORE ULRIC. Forrest Stanley, Joseph Dowling (The Miracle Man), and Claude Gillingwatcr. THE BEST PICTURE SINCE “WAY DOWN EAST.” “You think I’ll shoot? You know damned well I’ll shoot.” These words, snapped out shortly, sharply', and decisively, came from the mouth of a woman. And the man knew that she meant what she said. Ho was an officer of the North West Mounted, one w..s a. young girl, aiding her lover to escape the law and the penalty of talcing a life. This is one of the tense, bicath-taking scenes in “TIGER ROSE.” “ TIGER ROSE.” A romance of extraordinary strength, acted amid scenes of transcendunt natural beauty. THE EMPIRE ORCHESTRA (Conductor Mr Chas. Parnell). Overture: “Jazzing the Blues Away” (Illustrated Slide Song). RESERVE AT THE BRISTOL. OR RING 4*14. QUEEN’S AND GRAND. 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. DOROTHY PHILLIPS, In “THE WORLD'S A STAGE.” A vital tale of the inside life of a Hollywood actress, bv the world’s greatest writer 'of love stories: ELINOR GLYN. ELINOR GLYN. Packed with Sensations, Amazing in its Portrayal of Reality. Feature No. 2; .“KENTUCK DAYS," With DUSTIN FARNUM. Live again the gripping, flaming days of ’49, when the gold lust crazed the land. A veritable facsimile of our sturdy Pioneer’s Empire Building.

LECTURES. UNIVERSITY ' OF OTAGO LECTURES ON MUSIC. Lectures on Music, by Dr GALWAY, will be RESUMED on FRIDAY, Juno 27. NOT to-night, as previously advertised.

DANCING. 'Uv E R y THURSDAY , EVENING, 8 to 10.30, THE PIC’ 0’ DANCES EVERY SATLRDAY EVENING, 8 to 11. In the * EARLY SETTLERS’ HALL. ARTHUR GORDON And HIS DANCE BAND. Admission 2a 6d. Buffet charges extra. TUB Bachelors of Maclennan are holding l a GRAND BALL on JUNE 26. All cordially invited. Grand March 8 p.ni. J. M’KECHME, 20ju Secretary.

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