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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19582, 11 September 1925, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. RETURN VISIT! BURNS HALL. FOR THREE NIGHTS, Commencing THURSDAY NEST. SEPTEMBER 17. Return Visit of the Famous AUSTRALIAN SCOTTISH LADIES’ PIPE BAND LADIES’ PIPE BAND LADIES’ PIPE BAND And GRAND CONCERT PARTY. GRAND CONCERT PARTY. A Complete Change of Programme. 18— CLEVER ARTISTS 18 18 CLEVER ARTISTS 18 . On Tour of the World, under Drum-major William Darwin, F.R.G.S., and Pipe-major Jessie Young. WORLD’S GREATEST NOVELTY! POSITIVELY LAST APPEARANCE IN DUNEDIN Of these Splendid Artists prior to their departure for America! A COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. DON’T MISS IT! Box Plana Open on Tuesday at The Bristol. PRICES: 4s, 3s, and 2s (plus tax); Children half-price. Representative Francis <L_ Williams. pLAZA AND GRAND. MATINEE 2 p.m. EVENING 7, A Paramount Picture, “THE TOP OF THE WORLD,’* “THE TOP OF THE WORLD,” “THE TOP OF THE WORLD,” From the Story by ETHEL M, DELL, Featuring ETHEL M. DELL, James Kirkwood ETHEL M. DELL, and Anna Nilsson. A Vivid Romance of the African Veldt, Teeming with Adventure and Breathcatching Thrills. Added Attraction: DAINTY SHIRLEY MASON DAINTY SHL'ILEY MASON In “THE SCARLET HONEYMOON.” “THE SCARLET HONEYMOON.” A sparkling Comedy-Drama of youth and beauty staged in the glamorous Argentine, and ’neath the bright lights of Broadway. Also. “PUTARURU PLANTATION” Film. Comedy and Nowin QUEE FS THEA TR E Daily at 2 and 7. Her Husband Shot Down in Another Woman’s Apartment Why had ho gone outside his home for Love ? Was ho to blame, or had SHE failed as a WIFE? Master Picture Presents “THE BREATH OF SCANDAL.” “ THE BREATH OF SCANDAL.” “ THE BREATH OF SCANDAL.” . “THE BREATH OF SCANDAL.” A Picture for Mother, Son, and Daughters. The Best Social Drama of the Year. Starring BETTY BLYTH and LOU TELLEGEN. Supported by AILEEN PRINGLE, ANTONIO MORENO In “ONE YEAR TO LIVE.” “ONE YEAR TO LIVE.” “ ONE YEAR TO LIVE.” “ ONE YEAR TO LIVE.” If yonr doctor informed you that you had but one year to live, what would you do? First National Picture. EVERYBODY’S THEATRE. Daily at 2 and 7. Universal Presents HOUSE PETERS, with PATSY RUTH MILLER. And a Brilliant Cast. “HEAD WINDS.” “HEAD WINDS.” “HEAD WINDS.” “HEAD WINDS.” “HEAD WINDS.” Is it possible for a girl to marry one man, and after the marriage ceremony awake to the realisation that she is the’ legally wedded wife of another? She had a million dollar temper, but he had a yacht and lots of nerve. The biggest sea storm that you have ever soon on the screen. Also, “COLD NERVE.” “COLD NERVE.” “COLD NERVE.” Don’t miss the great hide in “Cold Nerve.” Bill Cody plays the loading role, and Ena Gregory, beautiful 17 years old ingenue, is the heroine. Bogining. It’s a thrill from the word go! EXCELLENT SUPPORTS. King edward theatre To-night, at 7.45. . “ONE YEAR TO LIVE.” Don’t miss this groat picture. Aileen Pringle and Antonio Moreno. BIG CAST. If you had one year to live what would you do? Where would you go—how would you live—whom would you love? Find your answer on onr screen. Serial and Others. □TILL’S PICTURES -A Will Screen The Groat Universal Attraction, HFj HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME. HE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME. FRIDAY, llth-WAIKOUAITI. SATURDAY, 12th—HAMPDEN. FRIDAY, 18th—GLENAVY. SATURDAY, 19th—MAHENO. MONDAY, 21st —MIDDLEMARCH. Admission 2s; .Children Is. jgARLY SETTLERS’ LUCKY NIGHT HALL At THE PIC’ O’ DANCES. EVERY THURSDAY EVENING, 8.10.45. EVERY SATURDAY EVENING. 8-11.45. LOOK FOR THE LUCKY DISC. ADMISSION: 2s 6d. Bullet Charges Extra. KTANTED! —WHY? To hear about “The V Jubilee Year Millions Now Hiving ill Never Die,” the Art Gallery Hall, SEPTEMBER 13. 7 p.m. 1.8 3,A. Us iO TENNIS PLAYERS. —Braithwnite’s dock only Reliable Makes in Tennis ■quels and Tennis Balls. 11s 'iHE “ BABETTE.” 22 Dowling street, have engaged the services of a firatis DRESSMAKER and COSTUMIER, [era promptly attended to ; 10a Gallstones and gravel absolutely and permanently CURED without operations by the new Herbal Treatment.— Thompson, herbalist, Oamaru 3au THE First Utility of frequent and regular Advertising consists in this: there is at all times a large class of persons, both in country and town, who have, no fixed places lor the purchase of certain necessary articles, and are ready (o lm swayed and diawn toward any particular place which is earnestly brought under (aeir notice. Indifferent to all. they vield without hesitation to tho first who asks.