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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19258, 23 August 1924, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY’S THEATRE TWICE DAILY, at 2 and 7 p.m. J P. M'GOWAN And HELEN HOLMES In “ STORMY SEAS,” ‘‘STORMY SEAS.” ‘ STORMY SEAS.” A SPECTACULAR DRAMA OF STORMSWEPT SEAS AND STORMTOSSED SOULS. WHAT A PICTURE! Tho soa for a background of a tale of tho undying devotion of a man for a woman. JACK HOXIE In “RIDGEWAY OF MONTANA.” “RIDGEWAY OF MONTANA.” A thrilling romance of the great outdoors. Q u ElTirs t¥eat r e MATINEE. 2 n.m. ■ EVENINGS, 7. GLORIA SWANSON In “ PRODIGAL DAUGHTERS.” SEE Tho Modern Jazz Mad Girl at her Dizziest Pace. SEE Tho Riotous Revels. SEE Tho Midnight Bathing Party. SEE Gloria’s Flashiest Love Drama. Showing also; COLLEEN MOORE And KENNETH HARLAN. In “APRIL SHOWERS.” Clouds come into every life, but, as this charming picture proves, the brightest sunshine follows the heaviest storms. pLAZA AND GRAND 2 p.m. Now Showing. 7 p.m. OWEN MOORE and BESSIE LOVE In “ TORMENT.” Only a miracle could save them—above, boliind, tho walls crashed —the earthquake was upon them and tho stolen jewels were nothing now but torment. You’ll thrill as you follow the mighty sweep of this cataclysmic drama. Added Attraction : “THE WOLF MAN.” A love story that leaps from the white lights of London to the white hills of tho Northland. Featuring JOHN GILBERT Comedy. Nows Reel.

-mHE BRISTOL" FOR CONCERT BALLADS. Synchronising with tho visit of Mr Charles Hackett we have laid in good stocks of this famous artist’s favourite song numbers. Also Gramophone Records. BALLADS WISTFUL AND GAY As sung by “Tho Greatest Tenor Since Caruso.” CH A R LES HACKETT „ “Ah Moon of Mv Delight,” “Birth of Morn,” “ Duna ” “ I Heard You Singing, “Marchcta” “Could I,” “Tho Blind P loughman ' Thank God for a Garden ‘‘By thVWen of Minnctonka,” “Mother o’ Mine,” “Because,/ Song of “ Quietness,” " Sea Fever.” THE BRISTOL PIANO CO, (LTD.), DUNEDIN. H i s MAJESTY’S THEATRE. Proprietors: Sir Benjamin anil Mr John Puller. MATINEE TO-DAY at 2.30, And at 8 p.m. TO-DAY (SATURDAY) AND MONDAY. Heralded by a Phenomenal Bale of Advance Tickets and Remarkably Heavy Booking Comes jbrq.ee s, THE SENSATION OF 1924 , WITH 550 PERFORMERS. THE GREAT SPECTACLE, TITANIC! INCOMPARABLE! COLOSSAL! See the Lighting Effects. 360 Costumed Performers. March and Tableaux of Prepi re, Orchestra of 15 Players. Brilliant Scenery. Dancing Divine. Wonderful Gymnastic Feats. Electric Cluhs, etc., etc. MAGIC WANDS ACROBATICS. JERQUES! JERQUES! JERQUES! WILL ECLIPSE ALL Day Sales at Geyser. TARIFFD.S. and 0.5., 5s ; Stalls. 2s; Fit, Is. BOOK FREE AT THE BRISTOL. MATINEE CHILDREN. 6d Downstairs. FOOTBALL. JERQUES. JERQUES. JERQUES. JERQUES. JERQUES. JERQUES. JERQUES. JERQUES. JERQUES. JERQUES. JERQUES. JERQUES. Doors Open Early. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. CHINA v. OTAGO CHINA v. OTAGO CHINA v. OTAGO' CHINA v. OTAGO. CARISEROOK GROUND. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3. • WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3. Kick-off 3 p.m. ADMISSION.—Ground, Is 6d; Stand 1 s 6d. Boolong fee sixpence extra. Prices include tax. THIRD TEST : SATURDAY, SEPT. 6. : THIRD TEST CHINA v. NEW ZEALAND CHINA v. NEW ZEALAND CHINA v. NEW ZEALAND' CHINA v. NEW ZEALAND' CARISBROOK GROUND. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. SAIURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. Kickoff 3 p.m. Admission.—Ground, 2s; Stand, 2s. Boolring fee Is extra. Prices include tax. BOX PLANS for both Matches will be opened shortly at THE BRISTOL. DAY SALES at OTAGO SPORTS DEPOT and S. JACOBS’S. PRIMARY SCHOOL CHILDREN ADMITTED FREE TO GROUND FOR BOTH MATCHES RAILWAY EXCURSION FARES are being issued for SATURDAY, September 6, between Clinton and Oamaru, available for return on tho MONDAY following. E. R. GRACE, Secretary, Otago Football Association. National Bank Buildings, Princes street, Dunedin. 230 u

FOOTBALL. HIGH SCHOOLS’ TOURNAMENT. CAR TSB ROOK GROUND. TO-DAY (SATURDAY), AUGUST 23. TIMARU v. CHRISTCHURCH BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL, At 1.30. SOUTHLAND v. OTAGO BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL. At 3 p.m. Tho Finals will he played on Tuesday, August 26. Losers v. Lowers at 1.30. Winners v. Winners at 3 p.m. ADMISSION; Ground. 6d; Children, 3d. Stand Is extra. Days Sales at S. Jacobs’s and the Otago Sports Depot. Official Guides, E. 22au 3d. S. WILSON, Secretary, O.R.F.U. GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION!:. Application for occupation LEASE UNDER PART Till OF “THE LAND ACT, 1903.” I, MARY JOSEPHINE PHELAN, of Macraes Flat, Postmistress, hereby give notice that I h'axe applied to tho Land Board of tho Otatro Land District for an Occupation I.ease under Part VIH of “Tho Land Act, 1503,” over Section 71, Block I, Highlay Survey District, containing 38 acres approximately, and my application will be "heard by the said Board at its Meeting to bo held in Dunedin on WEDNESDAY, 10(h September, 1924. 22au MARY JOSEPHINE PHELAN. PERSONAL. WO young Men wish to CORRESPOND with two young Ladies (18 to 22 years), view to matrimony.—Lonely Mates, Times. RESPECTABLE Christian Woman, with means, wishes to CORRESPOND Christian gentleman, ago about 54, view matrimony.—l 22, Times Office. 21au Matrimonial correspondence CLUB. —Ladies and gentlemen requiring life partners, with confidence, address Cupid, Times Office. 23au -WTOUNG Gentleman, with means, wishes Jt CORRESPOND with select young lady (20-25); only genuine need apply.—lßß, Times. OTAGO WITNESS —New Stories. A largo amour lof reading matter. R MISS LOGAN, Typist; all work etrictly confidential.—s and 6 Stock Exchange (Princes stroct entrance). Telephone 12C. DO not miss tho LECTURE on •‘Evolution ” Empire Th.sa.tro, on Sunday l ight at 7 o clock. 22au