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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19844, 17 July 1926, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. QUEEN’S THEATRE Twice Daily at 2 and 7.30. Be on Your Guard, Let Nothing Interfere with your Seeing " THE UNGUARDED HOUR." " THE UNGUARDED HOUR.” “ THE UNGUARDED HOUR." " THE UNGUARDED HOUR.” “ THE UNGUARDED HOUR.” “ THE UNGUARDED HOUR." A First National Feature, with MILTON SILLS MILTON SILLS DORIS KENYON. DORIS KENYON. A madcap maid out to win the heart of a bachelor who had fled from love. Romance on the Riviera. One glorious hour unguarded. Seldom a story in a setting so fine. Italy in June when romance sways hearts and time goes hy unminded. Supports include COMEDY, GAZETTE, SCENIC, INTEREST. Circle Seats may be Reserved by telephone 1979, but can be held only until 7.45 sharp. Reserve fee 6d extra (plus tax). EVERYBODY’S THEATRE Daily at 2 and 7.30. The Incomparable TOLA NEGRI POLA NEGRI POLA NEGRI In a Paramount Play of Passion, “FLOWER OF NIGHT.” “FLOWER OF NIGHT." “FLOWER OF NIGHT.” “FLOWER OF NIGHT - .” “FLOWER OF NIGHT.” “FLOWER OF NIGHT.” The tale of a flaming Spanish belle who fought for honour and sweetheart in the lawless days of ’49. A swift and spectacular romance of the great gold crazy days, when Gold'was god. In Addition: Mr and Mrs MARTIN JOHNSTON In their Amazing Motion Picture, “TRAILING WILD ANIMALS.” “TRAILING WILD ANIMALS.” “TRAILING WILD ANIMALS.” The most fearless woman in the world stalking herds of African elephants and other giants of the jungle. The greatest thrill you ever saw. Front Circle Seats may be Reserved by telephone 691, but can be held only until 7.45 sharp. Reserve fee Od extra (plus tax). O.U.S.A. QAPPING CONCERT HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. Proprietors; Sir Benjamin and Mr Jotm Fuller. TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY). JULY 17. Doors Open; Pit, 6.30; Early Stalls, C. 40; General, 6.45. Concert commences 7.30. Pit Price, 2s Gd. JCSLTN PICTURES THIS (SATURDAY) AFTERNOON AND NIGHT. RICHARD TALMADGE And MILDRED HARRIS In « STEPPING LIVELY." A dynamic picture, with a hundred horse-power voltage. “DON'T MISS IT." ACRED CONCERT FOR ASSISTING THE UNEMPLOYED. KAIKORAI PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, At 8 o’clock on SUNDAY NIGHT, 18th JULY. PROGRAMME; idame NEWCOMBE-HALL willl sing “O Divine Redeemer” (Gounod), ss AGNES GUY, “How Lovely Are Thy Dwellings” and “Thanks Be To God.” ;• ALF. WALMSLEY, “Sound an Alarm” (“Judas Maccabeus”). J. D. M'KECTINIE, “The Lord is My Light.” : W. LE GAL will play “Andantmo (Lomaire) and “The Rosary/’ ’ MTCECHNIB and Mr WALMSLEY will sing “Thy Divine Petition” ( Stainer)« e KAIKORAI CHURCH CHOIR will sing the Anthems “God So Loved the World” (Stainer), “The Radiant Morn” (Woodward), “O Gladsome Light” (Sullivan), ccompanistc: Miss Ngareta Matheson, A.T.C.L. Minister: Rev. D. J. ALBERT. Collection will be Taken to Aid the Unemployed. -MORROW (SUNDAY) NIGHT, At 8,5. HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. IKOUAI BAND CONCERT PLEASANT SUNDAY EVENING, re Band will play: —Hymn, “It Js 1”; Selection, “Chu Chin Chow ’; made, “Siziliette”; Selection, “Manand a March in Remembrance of Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders’ strumcntal Trio —Miss Stella Bayley, [>. Palmer, and Mr R. K. Macfie. ngs—Miss Roma Buss and Mr A. msley. _ Accompanists: Mrs E. Drake. SILVER COIN COLLECTION. SILVER COIN COLLECTION. CIIAS. BEEBY. Sen., Hon. Secretary. IXIEL A N D. IXIEL A N D. ,OVE HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. FANCY DRESS CARNIVAL TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY). crlude, Miss Renee Ward in Dance Novelty. lecial Musical Programme by Dixie Dante Band. Admission, 2s Cd. T HE WAIPIATA RETURN ED SOLDIERS’ BALL Will he hold on AUGUST 20. All cordially invited. A. BOOTH, Secretary.