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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19584, 14 September 1925, Page 1

AMUSEMENTSEMPIRE theatre “Always a Good Entertainment.” Comfortably Heated for the W inter. TO-DAY-at 2, TO-NIGHT at 7. “THE MYSTERY OF A HANSOM CAB.” “THE MYSTERY OF A HANSOM CAB.” WRITTEN IN DUNEDIN. By FERGUS HUME, FERGUS HUME, Featuring ARTHUR SHIRLEY, ARTHUR SHIRLEY, The Eminent American Star, who will bo remembered by his outstanding work .with Wm. S. Hart in “Branding Broadway,” and with Mao Murray in “Modem Love,” etc. YOU WILL ENJOY THE PICTURE! AS YOU ENJOYED THE BOOK! USUAL PRICES. THE EMPIRE ORCHESTRA (The Best in Town). Director Mr C. Parnell. Leader : Mr R. Petitt. Reserves at The Bristol, or ’Phone 444. pLAZA AND GRAND. 2 ,p.m.—TO-DAY—7 p.m. A Paramount Picture, “THE TOP OF THE WORLD,” “THE TOP OF THE WORLD,” By ETHEL M. DELL. ETHEL M. DELL. A Thrilling Romance of the African Yeldt and of a Woman’s Struggle to Save the Man she Loves. Added Attraction, SHIRLEY MASON in “THE SCARLET HONEYMOON.”, A Sparkling Comedy-Drama, with Swiftmoving Story of the Argentine and the Bright Lights of Broadway. Also Showing: “PUTARURU FOREST FILM.” QUEEN’S THEATRE Daily'at 2 and 7. Master Picture Presents “THE BREATH OF SCANDAL.” “THE BREATH OF SCANDAL” “THE BREATH OF SCANDAL.” A Picture for Mother, Son, and Daughters. The Best Social of the Year. Starring BETTY BLYTH and LOU TELLEGEN. Supported by AILEEN PRINGLE, ANTONIO MORENO In “ONE YEAR TO LIVE.” “ONE YEAR TO LIVE.” If your doctor informed you that you had but one year to live, what would you do? J£ING EDWARD THEATRE. To-night, at 7.45. An Attraction Extraordinary. ‘THE MYSTERY OF A HANSOM CAB.” “THE MYSTERY OF A HANSOM CAB.” “THE MYSTERY OF A HANSOM CAB.” “THE MYSTERY OF A HANSOM CAB.” Founded on Facta of the Most Startling and Mystifying Case that ever Staggered tine World. Written in This Town by FERGUS HUME. No Advance in Prices. CWERYBODY’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? Also. “COLD NERVE.” “COLD NERVE.” “ COLD NERVE.” Don’t miss the great kick in “Cold Nerve.” JjIUCHRE EUCHRE TO-NIGHT—At B.—TO-NIGHT. SOUTH DUNEDIN TOWN HALL. Ist Special, Open Order £lO 10s. 2nd Special, Open Order £S Bs. 3rd Special, Open Order £6 6s. 4th Special, Open Order £4 4s. sth Special, Open Order £2 2s. Ten other prizes, including Two Canteens, Stainless Cutlery. 500 Cigarettes, Half-dozen Stainless Table Knives, Royal Doulton Jug, Fancy Boat-shaped Teapot, Half-dozen China Breakfast Cups and Saucers. Admission, 2s 6d. DUNEDIN EUCHRE ASSEMBLY. ACCOMMODATION AT HOLIDAY RESORTS. Te kiteroa GUEST HOUSE, WAIMATE. Those who desire a Restful Change in the Country under ideal home-like conditions should write or ’phone for illustrated descriptive Circular, which gives some idea of the numerous advantages and attractions offered at the above Guest House. Mild Winter climate, with plenty of sunshine. BOX 10, Waimate. ’Phone 151. 17au O Y A L HOTEL TIMARU. F. CARTER, Proprietor (Late of City Hotel, Dunedin) Substantial Brick and Stone Building. Large, airy rooms. PLENTY OF' SUNSHINE. EVERY COMFORT. GOOD MENU. TARIFF, 12s PER DAY. Situated One Minute from Railway Station. Only the BEST LIQUORS Stocked. OUR DRAUGHT WHISKY Is Second to None. Tit it and judge for yourself. 27au F. CARTER. W HERE TO STAY IN CHRISTCHURCH. ST. ELMO PRIVATE HOTEL. Superior Private Accommodation, 52 Worcester street, West End, 2 minutes from G.P.O. Beautiful lawns, gardens, 6tc. Moderate tariff. F. J. MURRAY, Proprietor ’Phono 872. ■VSTHERE TO STAY IN CHRISTv v CHURCH. HOTEL FEDERAL Victoria square, Christchurch. i All communications receive prompt attention. T. G. LEWIS, Proprietor. Box 532. Telephone, 1040. CLYDE, Central Otago.—Private ACCOM--1 MODATION for visitors and permanent guests; every convenience; beautiful sheltered grounds; sleeping porches; good table. —Annly L. Ross, “Poplar Grove,’’ Clyde. ’Phone 38. 29au " tftHE OAKS,” Palmerston; ideal home X for Visitors and Permanent Guests; beautiful grounds; very sunny.—Telephone 63. 13au PERSONAL. PERSONS wishing Introductions, vierv Matrimony, write to Manager, jV.Z. Progressive Agency, 12 Panama street, Wellington. 6s O l AGO WlTNESS.—Largest Country . Circulation of any weekly in (.ho i Dominion. Found in every farmhouse in j Otago and Southland, an' circular largely in Canterbury and northern rural 1 districts, it oilers unav_a-tc fedUr-raa for i readers. I