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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19969, 10 December 1926, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY! COMMENCING TO-DAY AT 2.30. COMMENCING TO-DAY AT 2.30. COMMENCING TO-DAY AT 2.30. COMMENCING TO-DAY AT 2.30. DUNEDIN TO THE FORE AGAIN WITH THE PREMIER SCREENING IN NEW ZEALAND Of THE OFFICIAL FILM Of the “MISS NEW ZEALAND” “MISS NEW ZEALAND” “MISS NEW ZEALAND” “MISS NEW ZEALAND” “MISS NEW ZEALAND” “MISS NEW ZEALAND” “MISS NEW ZEALAND” BEAUTY CONTEST, BEAUTY CONTEST, BEAUTY CONTEST. BEAUTY CONTEST, BEAUTY CONTEST, BEAUTY CONTEST. BEAUTY CONTEST. gM PI R E THEATRE SPECIAL MATINEE, at 2.30 p.m. EVENING SESSION, 7.45. All the finalists jn this Beauty Contest are seen in special kinema studies, also at play, swimming, motoring, including a day at the Auckland Zoo. The audience, by means of this film, will have an opportunity of seeing the finalists representing the four provinces— AUCKLAND, WELLINGTON, CANTERBURY, OTAGO, all together to far better advantage than if thev were on the stage in person. ALSO, ON THE SAME PROGRAMME. We will Present the Picturisation of REX BEACH’S REX BEACH’S . REX BEACH’S MOST POPULAR NOVEL, “THE AUCTION BLOCK,” ‘ “THE AUCTION BLOCK,” “THE AUCTION BLOCK,” “THE AUCTION BLOCK," Featuring ELEANOR BOARDMAN, CHARLES RAY, SALLY O’NEIL. Rex Beach has given the screen hie most enthralling story of a gorgeous girl dazzled by the glamour of wealth and whirlwind romance. The merriest, happiest, fastest-moving, and most delightful comedy-romance of the year. .EMPIRE SELECT ORCHESTRA (Chas. Parnell, Mus. Dir.). Overture, “On the Riviera” (Gruenwald, Op. 384). Entr’acte, Selection from “The Beauty Prize” (Kern). Incidental to the picture; Four Dances from “The Rebel Maid” (Phillips), selection from “The Runaway Girl” (Godfrey), “Love’s Sacrifice” (Cuthbert Clarke), “Gipsy Dance” from Suite (Ed. German). Incidental to Miss New Zealand Beauty Picture: Selection from "The Belle of New York’’ (Kerker). BOX PLANS NOW OPEN. Intending patrons are advised to make their Reservations early at The Bristol. PRICES AS USUAL. No Half Prices at Night! FREE LIST ENTIRELY SUSPENDED. JQ ANCI NG. DANCING. ' AT THE SAVOY The Event of the week, the SATURDAY SUPPER DANCE. Patrons may be assured a wonderful evening’s entertainment, amid the delightfully unique environments of the Tudor Hall, enhanced by ’ the Superb Dance Music of the entirely new SAVOY ORCHESTRA, Under the Direction of Mr Ern Beecham. Book your Tables Early by ’phone 2339. Admission, 7s 6d (supper included). THE SAVOY. •OEDCASTLE COLLEGE SOCIAL DANCE. LAST NIGHT OF THE SEASON. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), 11th December. CHRISTIAN BROTHERS’ FINE SCHOOL HALL, Entered cither by Tennyson or Rattray street. Old-time and Modern Dances. Music by Dagg’s Famous Band. Extras by B. Findlyson. Admission 2s. All Welcome. Good Floor. Dainty Supper. Old Boys Specially Invited. JQUNEDIN HIGHLAND PIPE BAND. The above Band will render a selected PROGRAMME of Scottish Selections in the BOTANIC GARDENS on SUNDAY AFTERNOON, December 12, commencing at 3 o’clock. Pipe-major Smith in command. Collection in Aid of Band Funds. DONLD. HENDERSON, , Secretary. ACKNOWLEDGMENT. The SCOTTISH QUEEN in the recent Bands’ Carnival (Miss Norma M'Kenzie desires to THANK all her loyal subjects for the support accorded to her throughout the Carnival. lOd AT AGO GIRL G HIDES” ASSOCIATION. A REVIEW will be held at TAHUNA PARK on SATURDAY, December 11, at 3.15 p.m. Public cordially invited. Should the Weather prove unfavourable the Review will be held at the Drill Hall, Kensington. Guides Assemble at 2.15 p.m. Queen’s Gardens. lOd QOOKING BY ELECTRICITY. DEMONSTRATIONS with the “ORION” ELECTRIC RANGE will be given in Messrs H. E. SHACKLOCK’S (LTD.) SHOW ROOM, Princes street South, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at 2 p.m. A Dinner will be cooked on Friday. All interested are invited. 'VTORTH TAIERI PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. ANNUAL GARDEN PARTY and Sale of Work, Sweets, Produce, etc., will be held at the Manse on SATURDAY, 11th November, at 2.30 p.m. Admission: Adults Is, Children 6d, including afternoon tea. Bus will meet 1.15 p.m. train from Dunedin, passing Job’s Corner 2 p.m., conveying visitors free of charge. gARWIG DESTROYER. HART AND CARTER’S PREPARATION. PUBLIC DEMONSTRATION SATURDAY AFTERNOON, 3 o’clock, at Mr E. PERKS’S, Main road, N.E. VALLEY (next Mrs Glcndinning’s). lOd BOWLING. gOWLING TOURNAMENT. TIMARU, DECEMBER 25. ENTRIES CLOSE FRIDAY, 10th December. A. THOREAU, 9d Telephone 427, Secretary. OTAGO WITNESS. Ne\ Stones A large amount of . reading matter