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

AMUSEMENTS. OCTAGON THEATR E. NIGHTLY AT 7.45. SPECIAL MATINEE TO-DAY, 2.30. LADIES. - LADIES. A GORGEOUS PARADE OF BEAUTIFUL GOWNS AND CHARMING WOMEN. A Parade of Human Nature, Cruel and Relentless, versus the Beautiful ana Righteous. Which Triumphed? ... , See the Thrilling Battle of Nature in the Wonder Film of the year. “THE MANNEQUIN.” “THE MANNEQUIN.” “ THE MANNEQUIN.” “THE MANNEQUIN.” Featuring an All-star Cast, including ALICE JOYCE. DOLORES COSTELLO. ALICE JOYCE. DOLORES COSTELLO. WARNER BAXTER. ZASU PITTS. WARNER BAXTER. ZASU PITTS. . A Glorious Production, with Every Emotion, Every Thrill, and a W ealta *• THE MANNEQUIN.” “ THE MANNEQUIN.” “THE MANNEQUIN.” “ THE MANNEQUIN.” IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ALL LOVERS OF MUSIC. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ALL LOVERS OF MUSIC. The Management have been fortunate in securing for our patrons the services of the recognised leading Musical Director in New Zealand at the present time, MR L. D. AUSTIN, MR L. D. AUSTIN. „ Late Musical Director of the De Luxe Theatre, Wellington. Incidental Music to be rendered by . THE OCTAGON ORCHESTRA. THE OCTAGON ORCHESTRA (Under the Direction of Mr L. D. Austin) Will include various items as follows: — , Overture, “Raymond,” (Thomas); Incidental Music: “ Scenes of Childhood (Hoby), “Valse Grazloso ” (Levitzki), "Adagio from Symphony No. 2’ (Schumann) , “The Street-singer” (Fraser-Simson), “Sybil” (Jacobi), “You re In Love” (Friml), “The Maid .of the Mountains” (Simson), “Robin Hood (de Koven), “The Pink Lady” (Caryll); “Air de Ballet” (Herbert), ‘ Czadas (Monti), “Serenade” (Saint-Saens), “Dramatic Scut” (Gaston Borch). BOX PLAN NOW OPEN. Circle at Chas. Beggs. Stalls at the Theatre. , FOR ONE BIG WEEK! Book at The Bristol. NEXT MONDAY, JULY 19. Book at The Bristol. TTTS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. Book at The Bristol. 11 o Book at The Bristol. Proprietors ■ Sir Ueniamm flnd Mi John Fuller, Book at The Bristol. G. W. Desmond and Cyril Northcote B °° k at The Bristol. present the Uox Plan Now Onon ENGLISH FUTURISTS. Box Plan Now Open In a New Type Entertainment. Box Plan Now Open THE CABARET SHOW. Box Plan Now Open 16 VERSATILE ARTISTS. 1G Box Plan Now Open A Show to which Children may safely bring their parents. The Futurists has stamped with the hall-mark of success in 19 countries. At clean as the mountain air and as swift as a rocket. Book Before You Sleep. Day Sales Geyser Confectionery. JOHN P. O’CALLAGHAN, Touring Manager. Popular Prices: 3s (plus -ax), 2s, Is. 3s (plus tax), 2s, Is. 3s (plus tax), 2s, Is. 3s (plus tax), 2s, la. 3s (plus tax), 2s, Is. 3s (plus tax), 2s, Is. 3s (plus tax), 2s, Is. 3s (plus tax),2s, Is. 3s (plus tax), 2s, Is. 3s (plus tax), 2s, Is. (COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS’ BIG DAY! SAVE YOUR SHILLINGS FOR THIS OPPORTUNITY TO RELIEVE DISTRESS. FRIDAY, JULY SO, PADDY’S MARKET SATURDAY FOLLOWING. “rpHE BRISTOL” GRAMOPHONE SALE SALE. GRAMOPHONES at £2 17s 6d, SALE. GRAMOPHONES kt £5 ss. SALE. GRAMOPHONES at £3 17s 6d. SALE. GRAMOPHONES at £9. SALE. GRAMOPHONES at £l2 10s. SALE. GRAMOPHONES at £ls 15s. SALE. GRAMOPHONES at £l7 10s. SALE. GRAMOPHONES at £24 10s. —and one or two special Electric Models at ridiculously low prices. DON’T NEGLECT THIS GREAT OPPORTUNITY! THE BRISTOL PIANO CO., LIMITED, PRINCFS STREET. DUNEDIN. FOOTBALL. FOOTBALL. TO-DAY (SATURDAY), JULY 17, 1926. CARISBROOK GROUND: ANOTHER GREAT DOUBLE BILL. 1.30: a UNIVERSITY A v. UNIVERSITY B. 2.45 p.m.: ALHAMBRA v. PIRATES, Also the probability of some Star Turns by Students taking part in the Capping Ceremony. . TAHUNA PARK; DUNEDIN v. SOUTHERN. Admission. —Ground, 9d (3d of which goes to the Footballers’ Accident Fund); Stand, 6d extra; Boys, 3d; Ladies, Free to Stand. Official Guides, 3d, Ground Tickets obtainable at the Otago Sports Depot and 8. Jacobs’s. Afternoon Tea and Beef Tea obtainable at half-time at Booth beneath the Grand Stand. E. S. WILSON, See., O.R.F.U QTA G 0 FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION. CALEDONIAN GROUND. CALEDONIAN GROUND. CALEDONIAN GROUND. CALEDONIAN GROUND. TO-DAY (SATURDAY). TO-DAY WELLINGTON v. OTAGO. WELLINGTON y. OTAGO. Kick-off at 3 p.m. 15jy ADMISSION: Grounds, Is; Boys, Half-price. Stand, Is extra. Afternoon Tea and Bovril obtainable on the Grounds. E. R. GRACE, Secretary, O.F.A.

LECTURES. jrjEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. COURSE OF INSTRUCTION FOR FARMERS. The Department of Agriculture has arranged to hold a Course of Instruction for Farmers at Arrowtown on JULY 20 and 21. Official opening, 1.30 p.m. The Syllabus of Lectures is as follows: — TUESDAY. JULY 20. . 2-3 p.m., “Improvement of the Dairy Herd,” F. H. Taylor. 3.154.30 p.m., “The Farm Home, Miss Todhunter. . , , ~ 7 30-9 p.m., “Top-dressing and the Management of Pastures " R. M'Gillivray. WEDNESDAY. JULY 21. 10.30- a.m., Ensilage Making,” A. S. Duff. , „ 11.30- p.m., “Manures and Manuring,” R. B. Tcnnent. 2-3 p.m., “Live-stock Diseases, Government Veterinarian. 3.15-4.30 p.m., “Demonstration on Dairy Cows.” . 7.30- p.m., “Irrigation Practice, R. B. Tennent. . The Course of Instruction is Free of Charge, and the ladies are specially invited to the Lecture by Miss Todhunter. R. B. TENNENT, Department of Agriculture, 177jy Dunedin. IJN IVERSITY OF OT AGO. POPULAR LECTURES IN MUSIC. A Course of SIX LECTURES on the EVOLUTION OF SONG will be delivered by Dr V. E. GALW AY in the Modern Language and History Room. The First Lecture will be given on WEDNESDAY, July 21, at 8 p.m. Illustrations will be given by Miss Meda Paine. 1 Season Tickets, 7s Cd, obtainable from j The Bristol or from the Registrar. Admission to Single Lecture, 2s, PERSONAL. mWO Ladies (18-20) would like MEET 2 JL young Gentlemen (Canadians only), at, Htock Exchange. 7.30, Sunday night. Will wear red rose. l"ly G~ ENTLEMAN (35), good position, wishes CORRESPOND young Lady (25) ; view matrimony.—Address "Xiachelor," 3)8, Times Office. tUy rvrAGO WITNESS.— New Stories. A VJ large amount of reading matter, price Od. , r a.,...