AMUSEMENTS. HEEM P i R B Dunedin's Do Luxe Picture House. TO-DAY at 2. TO-NIGHT at 7. A Romance of the King’s Highway. “DICK TURPIN’S RIDE TO YORK.” “DICK TURPIN’S RIDE TO YORK.” “DICK TURPIN’S RIDE TO YORK.” “DICK TURPIN’S RIDE TO YORK.” Starring England’s Foremost Actor. MATHESON LANG ns DICK TURPIN. MATHESON LANG as DICK TURPIN. Supported by Isobel Elsorn. The story of the gallant, redcntbtablo Highwayman and his bonnio Black Bess Every British-born man, woman, and child has either read or heard of Dick Turpin and his fatnons Black Mare, and has thrilled at their marvellous exploits. SEE the hold-ups of the old stage coaches. SEE the chaso by the Bow Street Runners. SEE tho rescue of the most charming woman in all England. SEE the death of Black Bess. All faithfully depicted on tho screen as the author, Harrison Ainsworth, wrote the book. EXCELLENT SUPPORTING SUBJECTS. Accompanied by THE EMPIRE ORCHESTRA, Conductor, Mr Charles Parnell Overture. “Maori Melodies.” Reserve at THE BRISTOL, or ring ’Phone 444. King edw ar d thea tr e, Matinee 2.15. To-night at 7.45. JACKIE COOGAN’S greatest fun , picture. Freaks and midgets—lions and tigers —acrobats and jugglers—trained horses and dogs—tigbt-rope walkers—all in “ CIRCUS DAYS,” (he greatest story of circus life ever screened. Mother, send the children to tho .Matinee and bring Dad at night. You all will enjoy this one. •pUNEBIN BURNS CLUB. MONTHLY CONCERT. EARLY SETTLERS’ HALL, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20. Commencing 7.45 p.m. NOTE CHANGE OF TIME. J. WALLACE. . 16an President.
rURSERY RECORDS FOR ! All tho old favourite Nursery Rhyme? anti Fairy Stories told at mother’s knee can now be obtained on THE CHILDREN. HIS MASTER’S tO ICE” nursery RECORDS. Miniature records, measuring 7 inches in diameter, with a collection of favourite tunes or stories on both sides. . , There are three series, each consisting of six rogprda, w a stoutly bound, attractively coloured album, illustrated with' appropriate pictures. The price of each series complete in album is 255, or any record may be purchased separately for 3s. THESE RECORDS ARE CRAMMED FULL OF JOY FOR THE LITTLE ONES. Now obtainable in full supply at THE BRISTOL PIANO COMPANY (LIMITED). Gramophone Parlours, DUNEDIN. RECITAL! Tl/fUSICAL RECITAL! MUSICAL IN BURNS HALL / ON THURSDAY FIRST (21st inst.) at 8 p.m. A very Interesting and Attractive Programme will bo presented, comprising SONGS BY VIOLONCELLO SOLOS MR,S S. FOOTE. By Mr P. PALMER. Ifaprodyctions on Inp “DUO-ART” PIANOLArPIANO ! Of Brilliant Performances by Paderewski. Harold Bauer. Percy Grainger, and other World-famous Pianists. Also SELECTIONS FROM THE LATEST REOORD3 On the Wonderful "CHENEY” GRAMOPHONE. . “ CHENEY ” GRAMOPHONE. Accompanist Misa Rita Holmes. ADMISSION FREE. Scats may be Reserved at “ Bogg’s.” Flan Now Open-
meetings. A MEETING of DAIRY FACTORY DIRECTORS SUPPLIERS and MANAGERS will be he d m the New Zealand Express Company s Board Room, Dunedin, on THURSDAY 21st August, at 10.45 a.m. to discuss the Grading of DaJ y Produce. Grading of Cream, etc., and tfjo advisability of appointing larm Dairy Instructors. „ ~ Mr W. M. Singleton, Director of tha Dairy Division, will address tbo meeting. SOUTH ISLAND DAIRY ASSOCIATION OF N.Z. (LIMITED). 16au G. A. LAMB. Secretory. A N N U A L M E E T I N G, A. RAILWAYMEN’S CASH PLROHASING ASSOCIATION, will be held in Trades Hall, Moray place, on IHURSDAY. August 21, at l.cO p.m. . Business: —Annual Report and Balance Sheet; Election of Officers; List of Firms; General. Gm j.-jrRG USON, 16au Secretary^ RVV ZEALAND LABOUR PARTY. 4 Meeting of the Dunedin Central Branch will be held in the Party’s Rooms on Tuesday, August 19, at 8 p.m. i Bustness: Adoption of Balance Sheet and Ulection of Officers. Mr J. Robinson will give an Address on “Civilisations Compared. A hearty invitation to visitors and sister branches. - „ . 16au P. NEILSON. Hon. Secrotary. 0. 0. F. SIXTY-SECOND ANNIVERSARY IN NEW ZEALAND All VETERAN MEMBERS of the Order (25 or more years’, standing) are specially invited to ATTEND Leith Lodge, Albany Street Hall, at 5.15 on MONDAY NIGHT. Officers meet at 7.30. D. M. MILLER, 16au Secretary. DANCING. E V B R THURSDAY EVENING. Y CMo 10.30, THE PIC’ O’ DANCES EVERY SATURDAY EVENING, 8 to 11, In the EARLY SETTLERS’ HALL. ARTHUR GORDON And HIS DANCE BAND. Admission 2s 6d. Buffet charges extra. av o y C A B A R E'T. SATURDAY SESSIONS. Morning Tea Dance 10 to 12 After Tea Dance 3 to 5 Supper Dance 3 to 12 Mr and Mrs Charles Hackett, and Party and Mr and Mrs John Hamer and Party have accepted invitations to bo present during the evening. Tables may bo Reserved by ’Phono 2359. DAIRYMEN’S BALL, Art Gallery Hall, Friday, August 20. Grand March at 8.15, 9au Faints ready mixed, in i-gaiion and i-gallon Tins.—Shipment landed of many useful shades of Messrs W. Ji, Holmes and Sons’ “Town and Country House” Brand. These Paints are guaranteed to bo manufactured from pigments of tile highest grades, ground and thinned with genuine linseed oil and genuine turpentine, and are free from rosin oil, imitation turpentine, and such like adulterants. Wholesale Agents: C. T *T. WHITE & GO, 297 Prince) street, Dunedin. Sju
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19252, 16 August 1924, Page 1
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