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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19803, 31 May 1926, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. A Popular Show at Popular Prices. FOR THREE NIGHTS, FOR THREE NIGHTS, FOE THREE NIGHTS, THURSDAY, JUNE 3; FRIDAY, JUNE 4, And SATURDAY, JUNE 5. RAIN OR SHINE. BE THERE! At Dunedin’s Theatre de Luxe. ffis MAJESTY'S I’HKATUE Proprietors: Sir Benjamin and Ur John Puller. Direction: Henry Bishaw. BISHAW’S HAWAIIAN SERENADERS. HAWAIIAN SERENADERS. HAWAIIAN SERENADERS. HAWAIIAN SERENADERS. The Dreamy-Melodies of Hawaii, Electrical Hits from the Land of Jazz, and Popular Song Hits. An Attractive and Fascinating Entertainment, headed by Hawaii’s Music Man, HENRY PEELAU BISHAW, HENRY PEELAU BISHAW, Who has been associated in New York, London, and Australian Theatrical Circuit, and a Full Supporting Array of Artists, culled from the principal English and Continental Theatres. SIGNOR MARITNENGO, The Silent Comedian of the East. THE BOHEMIAN TRIO,. The Combination of Classic Stringed Instruments. IVY & ERIC . BUTTERFIELD, Exponents of Radio Fame on. the Steel Guitar and Spanish Guitar. KANDALA KAHN, The Indian Magician, in Weird Mystery of the East. BISHAW’S HAWAIIAN TRIO, Hawaii’s Experts on Native Instruments. MADAM WANIKA, The Hula Hula Dancer of Honolulu. THE FAMOUS SYNCOPATING JAZZ FIVE, A Combination that Demonstrates Jazz Kings, from Jazz to Grand Opera. FLOYD & TOMLINSON, The Two Exponents of the Speaking Saxophone, only Lads, at the Height of Their Profession, and known as Jazz Kings. IVY & HENRY, The Two Nightingales. BOX PLAN AT BEGG’S ’. O-DAY. Popular Prices: 3s Reserved (plus tax), 2s, Is. QDEEN’S THEATRE DAILY At 2 and 7.30. Universal Presents The most exciting Horse Race ever thrown upon the screen —the famous English Derby, witnessed by half a million. With a love story tied ’p in it that will search your heart and thrill you as never before. Starring BERT LYTELL and MARION NIXON BERT LYTELL and MARION NIXON “ SPORTING LIFE.” “ SPORTING LIFE,” « SPORTING LIFE.” A melodrama full of thrills and action. COMEDY AND OTHERS. EWER Y BODY'S THEATRE rj DAILY AT 2 and 7.30, Paramount Presents A Western Thriller that sweeps along like the Twentieth Century Limited, starring BESSIE LOVE and WARNER BAXTER ‘‘A SON OP HIS FATHER.” The latest and greatest novel by Harold Bell Wright. A vigorous, stirring story jf the west. Filmed by the same comoany that gave you "The Covered W -on and the popular Zane Gray pictures. In Addition: ENID BENNETT and HUNTLY GORDON in „ „ “YOUR FRIEND AND MINE.” The story of how a neglectful husband blindlfSWrifices his own happiness, and a dfama of riches and roguery. pLAZA AND GRAND MATINEES DALLY 2 p.m. NIGHT SESSIONS .. .. .. -. 7.30 The Weirdest Picture of the Season. “THE MONSTER.” Featuring LON CHANEY. His Masterpiece of His Many Weird Characterisations. You will creep after him through a lonely house in pitch darkness. You will fall into breath-clutching traps. You will have tough battles with his half-witted, deformed assistants. There’s a laugh and a shudder in every foot. Also, on the same Programme, A Delightful Comedy with a Romantic Surprise: “THE NARROW STREET,” Music by the Plaza Instrumental Trio. TOURNAMENT NORTH-EAST VALLEY TOWN HALL. oxing. oxing. oxing. oxing. oxing. oxing. oxing. oxing. oxing. oxing. oxing. oxing. oxing. oxing. oxing. oxing. oxing. oxing. >xing. >xing. >xing. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. MAY 31. MAY 31. Commencing at 7.45 p.m. 11 Amateur Contests. 11 ADMISSION CHARGES. Adults, 2s; Children, Is. H. DIVERS, Secretary. Boxing. Boxing. Boxing. Boxing, Boxing. Boxing. Boxing. Boxing. Boxing. Boxing. Boxing. Boxing. Boxing. Boxing. Boxing. BoxingBoxing. Boxing. Boxing. Boxing. Boxing. Boxing. Boxing. *UNEDIN ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY ’Hon. Conductor: Mr James Coombs). ‘ FIRST CONCERT, 1926 SEASON. HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE, TO-NIGHT, At 8 o’clock, listing Soloists — Miss LORNA SMITH. Mr JOHN T. LEECH. Box Plan at The Bristol. A limited mber of 2s Tickets at the Theatre. H. H. SYKES, Hon. Secretary. 99 High street. g URN S HALL, TUESDAY’, JUNE 1, 2.30 p.m. FIRST CHURCH WOMEN’S MISSIONARY UNION will hold their ANNUAL SALE OF WORK, Produce, Cakes, Sweets, and Flowers. Afternoon yea. QRIENTAL CAVES CABARET THE CAFE THAT PROVIDES MUSIC AND DANCING FOR PATRONS. \n excellent Supper and a few Dances t a bright finish to your evening. A place for those who want somewhere to go after the Theatre. CABARET ON SATURDAY AFTERNOONS. TP U C H R E! TO’-NI G II T! E u c H E E! TO-NIGHT! SOUTH DUNEDIN TOWN HALL. £2O—SPECIAL ORDER—£2O. Nine other prizes ’Phone 5495. Admissioi, 2s Cd. t \TAGO DAILY TIMES AND WIT ' ' NESS JOB PRINTING DEPART MENT.—Job Printing of every descrin tion done with despatch, and at lowest current rates.