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

AMUSEMENTS. THE EMPIRE THEATRE (Dunedin’s Premier Picture Theatre). Day Session Daily, 2.15. Night Session de Luxe, 7.45. THOMAS~HARDY'S THOMAS HARDY’S THOMAS HARDY’S World-famous Classic of English Life, “TESS OF THE D’URBERVILLES.” “TESS OF THE D’URBEKVILLES.'’ “TESS OF THE D’URBERVILLES ” “TESS OF THE D’URBERVILLCS.” “TESS OF THE D’URBEKVU I ES ’’ “TESS OF THE D’URBEK VILLES.’ “TESS OF THE D’URBEKVILLES.’’ “TESS OF THE D’URBEK V IiA.ES ” “TESS OF THE D’URBERVILLES.” With BLANCHE SWEET as Tess. STUART HOLMES as Alec D’Urberville. CONRAD NAGEL as Angel Clare GEORGE FAWCETT as John Durbeyficld. The heart of humanity has been thrilled by the story of “Tess.” This screen story of_ “Tess” will hold you absorbed with its dramatic intensity. More than a Photo-Play - a Reincarnation of the World’s Greatest Story. EMPIRE SELECT ORCHESTRA (Charles Parnell, Mus Dir.). The BOX PLANsTare NOW OPEN at THE BRISTOL PIANO CO.’S, or ring the Theatre (444). EDWARD THEATRE TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. BERT LYTELL and MARIAN NIXON In “SPORTING LIFE." “SPORTING LIFE.” See the bruising, battling prize-fight, with a fortune at stake, and the most exciting horse race ever thrown upon the screen.

SIX DAYS OF THE FAMOUS EXHIBITION AMUSEMENTS PARK GATES OPEN TO ALL TO-NIGHT FROM 7 TILL 10. T GATES OPEN TO ALL TO-NIGHT FROM 7 TILL 10, (From To-morrow, Entrance through Winter Show.) AND ANOTHER POPULAR CONCERT BY ST. HILDA BAND. FOR SIX DAYS ONLY, AND THEN—NEVER AGAIN IN DUNEDIN. Logan Park This Week! Everything Else Can Wait! jy'USICAL GOODS FOR SHOW WEEK VISITORS. “THE BRISTOL” SHOW OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS IS NOW BETTER THAN EVER! Visitors are warmly invited to enter our warehouse and inspect the many remarkable instruments displayed. ASK FOR A DEMONSTRATION OF “THE BARNARD” PLAYER-PIANO—a joy to those deprived of the musical advantages of the city dweller. Another interesting line is the remarkably light PORTABLE GRAMOPHONE which is priced at £4 10s. Easy to carry away! AND SMALL INSTRUMENTS INNUMERABLE. THE BRISTOL PIAI, CO., LTD., DUNEDIN. SPORTING. - —--—ii i - DUNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB. WINTER MEETING, 1926. TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, Ist, 3rd, and sth June. First Race at 11 a.m., last at 4 p.m., each day. ADMISSION; Grounds, Is 6d; Grand Stand, 10s 6d extra; Ladies, 2s 6d. Stand tickets obtainable at Railway Station and S. Jacobs, Princes street. Non-members’ Motor Cars, 2s 6d each, to motor paddock. Children under 12 years will not be admitted. Special Race Trains from Dunedin at short intervals from 9.45 a.m. till 10.30 a.m.; also a Special at 11.45 a.m. Return Fares (including admission to grounds), 4s each. H. L. JAMES, Secretary. QTAGO A. AND P. SOCIETY’S WINTER SHOW. SPECIAL EXHIBIT. CATERPILLAR TRACTOR. A. S. PATERSON & CO. (LTD.). Sole Agents.

MEETINGS. annual meeting Of SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTION OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN Will' be held in THE TOWN HALL THIS (MONDAY) AFTERNOON, MAY 31, At 4 o’clock. All interested in the Society are cordially ■ invited to be present. SISTER NORA, 2-lmy Secretary. PORT CHALMERS PROGRESSIVE LEAGUE. The ANNUAL MEETING of the Members of the above League will be held in the Mayor's Room, Council Chambers, THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, at 7.30. R. YOUNG, 31my Hon. Secretarv. •yHCTORIA LEAGUE BOOK DAY, V MONDAY, MAY 31. The League makes a strong appeal to members and friends to send donations of good Books and Magazins to help on the work of sending general literature to lonely settlers in the backblocks, to bring a little brightness into many otherwise monotonous lives. Parcels may be left at the Depot. CONN’S GRAND PHARMACY, High street, Or they may be sent direct to Mrs CLAPPERTON, 1 1 illiam street. If parcels are to be called for please telephone Mrs Clnnnerton or the Secretary. ETHEL JACKSON, 27my Secretary. SUTHERLAND'S, EXHIBITION PIE SPECIALISTS, have started business 161 Rattray street. Watch this space for further particulars. 28my