AMUSEMENTS. QUEEN’S THEATRE TO-DAY at 2. TO-NIGHT at 7.30. The Screen’s Wonder Girl, SALLY O’NEIL, SALLY O’NEIL, SALLY O’NEIL, SALLY O’NEIL, SALLY O’NEIL, SALLY O’NEIL, SALLY O’NEIL, In the Marshall Neilan Feature, “MIKE” “MIKE” “MIKE” “MIKE” “MIKE” “MIKE” “MIKE” (IT’S A RIOT), RIOT i RIOT . RIOT). RIOT). RIOT). RIOT). (IT’S A (IT’S A (IT’S A (IT’S A (i. S A (IT’S A Supported by FORD STERLING CHARLES MURRAY FORD STEELING CHARLES MURRAY FORD STERLING CHARLES MURRAY FORD STERLING CHARLES MURRAY Her lover fought for Mike, and Mike How an Irish girl tau ht a town a lesson, fought on principle. YOU MUST .7EE “MIKE.” SHE’S A GEM. SHE’S WONDERFUL. The world’s rreatest corned.’ makers have nothing Mike. Reserves may be secured by 'phone U'79 up to 7.30 and held until 7.45. EVERYBODY'S THEATRE DAILY at 2 and 7.30. Another Tremendous Paramount Array, Headed by the Tinny little fellow in the high hat, RAYMOND GRIFFITH, RAYMOND GRIFFITH, RAYMOND GRIFFITH, RAYMOND GRIFFITH. In a new story that hits the heights of hilarity, “HANDS UP.” “HANDS UP.” “HANDS UP.” “HANDS UP.” He wanted to win the war single-handed, so he fell in "ove with two girls at one time. In Addition: DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, Jdn., DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, Jun., DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, Jun., And THEODORE ROBERTS, THEODORE ROBERTS, With NOAH BEERY and HARRY MYERS, In a breezy comedy of adventure, “STEPHEN STEPS OUT.” “STEPHEN STEPS OUT.” “STEPHEN STEPS OUT.” A chip of the old bh ck in story that will carry you from college to seething revolution in the land of the Sultan. Reserves may be secured by ’phone 591 up to 7.30 and held until 7.45. King EDWARD THEATRE, TO-NIGHT at 7.45. TO-DAY at 2.15, SALLY O’NEILL, SALLY O’NEILL, SALLY O’NEILL. The Screen’s Wonder Girl, in “MIKE” (IT’S A, RIOT!) “MIKE” (IPG A RIOT!) “MIKE” QT’S A RIOT!) Until you have seen Mike you do know the meaning of laughs and tin You can’t afford to miss it. QUNEDIH COMPETITIONS. HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE, TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT, At 7.30. THE CHILDREN’S NIGHT. THE CHILDREN’S NIGHT. DELIGHTFUL” JUVENILE PROGRAMME. Piapo Solo (under 10) —"Gavotte.” Recitation—" Grandma’s Angel." Guild’s Action Song. Piano Duet—“ Dance on the Green.” Humorous Recitation (Boys). Irish Reel (Girls). Song for Girls —“Almond Blossoms.” Fancy Dance. Recitation—" The Printer’s Devil, Jim.” Song for Boys—“ Good Night, Pretty Stars.” Skipping Rope Dance. ADMISSION: D.C. and 0.b.,_ 3s’ Stalls, 2s; Pit, Is. Children, Half-price. Box Plan at The Bristol. Booking fee, 6d. SATURDAY MORNING. HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE: Piano Solo —“Gavotte.” Piano Duet—“ Dance on the Green.” Piano Duet—‘Hungarian Dance.” VICTORIA HALL: Recitation —"Grandma’s Angel.” Recitation—“ The Printer’s Devil, Jim.” BURNS HALL: Irish Reel (Girls under 15). Step Dance (Girls under 18). ADMISSION, 6d. SATURDAY AFTERNOON, HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE: Child’s Action Song. Song for Girls—“ Almond Blossoms.” Song for Boys—" Good Night, Pretty Stars.” VICTORIA HALL: Humorous Recitation (Boys). Humorous Recitatioi. (Girls). ADMISSION: Adults, Is; Children, 6d. BURNS HALL: Fancy Dance Character. Skipping Rope Dance. ADMISSION, 6d. E. S. WILSON, Secretary. J]ARLY. SETTLERS’ HALL. WEMBLEY CLUB. TO-NIGHT. 7.45 till Midnight. OLD AND NEW DANCES. OLD AND NEW DANCES. RITZ ORCHESTRA SUPPER AND ICES PROVIDED. Admission, 2s 6d. N.B.—Alcohol is strictly forbidden in or about the hall. Right of Admission Reserved. MO SGI E L PICTURES! TO-NIGHT —At 7.45—T0-NIGHT. , A William de Mille Production. Adolphe Menjou, Greta Nissen, in LOST. A WIFE.” The story of a man who bet a million he could be both married and happy. Comedy, Travel, Ser ; al. “FIGHTING RANGER.” TUESDAY NEXT: JACKIE COOGAN. JJEAUTIFUL STORY BALLAD. “LAY MY HEAD BENEATH A ROSE." (With Ukulele Accompaniment.) Three Verses and Refrain. First Verse— Darling, press me to your bosom As you did in days of yore; Press your lips upon my forehead, Ere I reach that golden shore. Life is from me fastly ‘ading, Soon I’ll be in sweet repose; When I'm gone 1 ask this favour— Lay my head beneath a rose. (Life Story of this Song on Cover.) Price. Is hd. Posted Is lOd. TERRY’.® MUSIC STORES, 174 GEORGE ST,. DUNEDIN, SPECIAL Exhibition of OIL and WATER COLOURS by Bruce Lawrence, A.R.C.A., Octagon. 25a
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19904, 25 September 1926, Page 1
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