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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19252, 16 August 1924, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. CTAGON THEATRE MATINEE TO-DAY (SATURDAY), 2.20. TO NIGHT, 7.45. “PIED PIPER MALONE.” With Thomas Meighan in ‘‘Pied Piper Malono” are grouped a number of players whose names are ■well known. Lois Wilson, oc “Covered Wagon” fame, is leading lady, George Fawcett, Cyril King are others well known. In addition, there is included in the cast a number of kiddies. It was directed by Alfred E. Green from a _ story by Boolh Tarkington This is the first original screen story by tins famous author, full of human interest, romance, and advonttue. MUSICAL PROGRAMME (Under A. F. Neate, L.T.C.L.) Overture —“ Abu Hassan (Weber) j Suite—“ Sylvan Scones”; (a) ” Bower,” (W “ Sylvia Dunces, (c) The Pool of Narcissus, (d) Cupid s Car nival ” (Fletcher). „ v “ Babylona Dance” (Hersom). • Ballet Music from Rosamond (Schubert). SUITE— “THREE FAMOUS WHORES" (a) - 'Hie Village Wedding, (b) the Doctor,” (c) “ The Laughing Cavalier (Haydn Wood). BOOK AT CHAS BEGG’S OR THEATRE (Ring 3091). ItT' 1 7e^ T S t hbatee TWICE DAILY at 2 and 7 p.m. TWO BIG FEATURES. No. I—An All-star Cast in ‘ “ HOODMAN BLIND. “ lIOODMAN BLIND. "To-night I drove my wife into the street because b of the scandal this scoupdiel started.” That’s the climax to the sensational melodrama—a picture of a thousand (brills. Feature No. 2 Bert T-ytoll in “The Meanest Man in the World. Ho couldn’t smile—no, he couldn t, ti 1 Cupid taught him how,' Come, have a laugh at Kim—come, share a thrill with him—you’ll go wild over him.

FOOTBALL. FOOTBALL. TO-DAY (SATURDAY), August 16, 1924. CHARITY SATURDAY. PIRATES v, UNIVERSITY. For the AINGE SHIELD. CARISBROOK GROUND. Kick-off 3 p.m. ' CURTAIN-RAISER at 1.30 p.m.: PRESIDENT’S GRADE MATCH. HIGH:, SCHOOL E v. SOUTHERN. ADMISSION: Ground, Is; Stand, Is 2d; Children, Halfprice. Reserved Seats, 3s (including tax). Box Plan Opens at THE BRISTOL on THURSDAY. The whole of the proceeds will bo do--1 voted to Charity Ground Members are requested not to use their Ground Members’ Tickets on Saturday. ABSOLUTELY^"NO FREE LIST, Excepting Disabled Soldiers. | Ground Tickets obtainable t at the Otago Sports Depot and S. Jacobs's. E. S. WILSON. 13 a u Secretary, O.R.F.U. SSOCIATION FOOTBALL.. CULLING” PARK. TO-DAY. TO-DAY. SEACLTFF v NORTHERN, SEACLTFF v NORTHERN. Pinal Match of Cup Competition. Kick-off 3 n.ra. Primary Schools’ Trial Match wi|l now bo played at the OVAL at 10.30 a*m. TO-DAY. •TAHUNA CAR TO GATE. * _____ x Admission, Sixpence. .Children. Half-price. PERSONAL. R N. SHIPMATES who arrived PARSER, September 4, 1874 1 50 years syne), in favour of a Reunion kindly communicate at once with NEIL MAOKAY, 16au H 8 Frederick street, Dunedin. TO .Tim, —Yes, am going to see JERQUES. U.Bclcha. 16au BESPECTABLE working roan wishes to CORRESPOND with domesticated lady (25-30), view matrimony; no objection in widow ' with . one or two children.—-593, Times Office. 12au WWyOUED Lady who wrote in answer to »* advertisement (593, Times Office) ploaao Write Again, and state more Lilly name apd address, as letters to the address given have apparently not been claimed. llau Ct B.—Unable to meet you on 23rd, as J» wo are all going to JERQUES, — Jane. 16au rjTWO young men dcairo PARTNERS for -0. Ball, Raitangata, Friday, August 22; no triflers need axiply,—l7, Times Office. 8 PER CENT. PREFERENCE SHARES. A MOTOR TRANSPORT. COMPANY, operating in a prosperous North Island district. purposes INCREASING ITS CAPITAL hr ‘the issue of 3000' (three thousand) 8 PER CENT. PREFERENCE SHARES. The present Members purpose taking a parcel of Preference Shares, and applications are invited for the balance. Particulars on application to TRANSPORT. Care Gordon and Gotoh Advertising Agency, Waring-Taylor street, Wellington. 16au TjWCZEMA CURED.—Hy Herbal Jt2j meat positively cures the distressing uouhle — l Thompson, herbalist, Oamoru. OTAGO WITNESS. Largest Country Circulation of any weekly in the Dominion. Found in every farmhouse in Utagu and Southland. »hd circulating |a r gely ia Canterbury and northern rural districts, it offer* unrivalled facilities for Advertising anything of interest to country readers.