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

AMUSEMENTS. INTRODUCING TO THE PUBLIC OF DUNEDIN GRETA GARBO, GRETA GARBO, GRETA GARBO, GRETA GARBO, Europe’s finest and loveliest gift to the screens of the world. Alluringly wistful, and with superb talent, she is the screen player of a new and greater era in VICENTE BLASCO IBANEZ’S FAMOUS NOVEL, “TORRENT.” “TORRENT.” “TORRENT.” “TORRENT,” “TORRENT,” 0 C T A G 0 THEATRE TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. SPECIAL MATINEE TO-MORROW, 2,30. A Story of Flaming Love in Romantic Spain. “TORRENT.” “TORRENT,” “TORRENT,” “TORRENT,” “TORRENT,” “TORRENT.” “TORRENT.” “TORRENT.” . Featuring GRETA GARBO, GRETA GARBO, Ably Supported by RICARDO CORTEZ. RICARDO CORTEZ. The story adapted from the famous Spanish novel, tells of the love of a young Spanish statesman and an opera prima donna. Gorgeous settings and gowns, a spectacular thrill in which the flood sweeps away a Spanish village, and other details make the offering out of the ordinary. OCTAGON ORCHESTRA (Directed by Mr L. D. Austin). Overture, “Carmen” (Bizet). Incidental Music will include: “ Spanish Romance’’ (Tournedos), “Songe d’Enfant” (Gabriel-Marie), “Chiquito” (Valdaz), “Andante from 6th Symphony” (Tschaikowski), Largo from "New World” Symphony (Dvorak), "Don Quixote Suite” (Safranek), “Sancho Panza” (Albenit), "Tango Discrete” (Baron), etc. BOX PLANS NOW OPEN. Stalls at Theatre from 10 a.m. till 4 p.m. Circle at Chas. Begg’s. J£ING EDWARD THEATRE COMMENCING TO-NIGHT. And at the MATINEE TO-MORROW, Another Great Double Bill. “THE SPORTING CHANCE.” “THE SPORTING CHANCE.” Acclaimed to be the Last Word in Racing Sensation. Also, TOM MIX TOM MIX In his Greatest Picture, “THE DEADWOOD COACH.” A Romance of Thrills and Action. OUNEDIN CHORAL SOCIETY Mr James Coombs, Conductor. I HANDEL’S “MESSIAH.” 1 HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE, 1 MONDAY AND TUESDAY, December 13 and 14. At 7.45 p.m. Tickets: D.C., 2s 9d; Stalls and 0.5., 2s; Back Seats, Is, including tax. Reserved Seats (6d) at The Bristol Piano Company. Tickets also at Begg and Co., Scofield (chemist), and Logie (bookseller, 167 Rattray street). JOHN DAVIDSON, Secretary and Treasurer. 91a Princes street. ’Phone 3256. Cosy POMFORT OUR Cabaret Cosy KEYNOTE. Cabaret Cosy COSY CABARET Cabaret Cosy (Opp. Railway Station), Cabaret Cosy Saturday Evenings Cabaret Cosy Dancing Bto 12. - Cabaret Cosy Arthur Gordon and His Cabaret Cosy Dance Band. Cabaret Cosy CONCESSIONS AFTER Cabaret Cosy 10 p.m. Cabaret CITY CORPORATION NOTICES, OITY OF DUNEDIN. VISIT OF THEIR ROYAL HIGHNESSES THE DUKE AND DUCHESS OF YORK. Those Societies and other organisations who are contemplating presenting Addresses to their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of York during their forthcoming visit to Dunedin, are notified that a Draft Copy of the Address (in duplicate) should be sent to the Undersigned on or before MONDAY, 10th January, 1927, for submission to Wellington for approval. It is intimated that in all cases the Address should be worded for presentation to their Royal Highnesses jointly, and to allow of this procedure the usual recital of titles may be omitted. The opening form of the Address should, therefore, be—“To Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of York.— “May it please Your Royal Highnesses.” G. A. LEWIN, Town Clerk. Town Hall, Dunedin, Bth December, 1926. 9d JQUNEDIN CITY COUNCIL. TEMPORARY SUSPENSIONELECTRICITY SUPPLY. CONSUMERS OF ELECTRICITY in the Brighton District are hereby notified that Power will NOT be available between the hours of 1.30 and 4.30 p.m. TO-DAY (FRIDAY), the 10th instant. G. A. LEWIN, Town Clerk. Town Hall, Dunedin, 9th December, 1926. SCHOOL BREAK-UPS. OOLTJ MB A COLLEGE ROSLYN. The CLOSING CEREMONIES for the past year, Distribution of Awards and Presentation of Medals, will take place in the CONSTANCE HALL. JUNIOR SCHOOL (Kindergarten to Standard 2), FRIDAY, December 10, at 3 p.m. EXHIBIT OF PUPILS’ WORK for the year, SATURDAY, December 11, 3 to 5 p.m. SENIOR SCHOOL, MONDAY, December 13, at 7.30. Address by Rev. G. H. M'NEUR, Moderator of General Assembly of Presbyterian Church of New Zealand. Parents and friends and all interested are very cordially invited to be present. FRANCES J. ROSS, M.A., _ lOd Principal. EUCHRE! TO-NIGHT! UCHRE! TO NIGHT! WARATAH TEA ROOMS. 9 SPECIAL. ORDERS 9. 2s—admission—2s. rTHE FARMERS PAPER.—The Agri cultural Departuir it of the Otago Witness is acknowledged to be unequalled by that of any other Weekly in the Dominion.