Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

Otago Daily Times, Issue 19971, 13 December 1926, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY’S THEATRE Twice Daily at ‘2 and 7.30 The Screen’s Most Popular Star, RICHARD DIX, RICHARD DIX, RICHARD DIX, The Hero of “The Vanishing Race,” in “SAY IT AGAIN.” “SAY IT AGAIN.” “SAY IT AGAIN.” With Richard mistaken for the Ruler of a Balkan Comedy Kingdom, and when the people find out the fireworks begin. Ever since Eve the ladies have whispered, “Say it again.” Supported by EDWARD HORTON EDWARD HORTON EDWARD HORTON In an appealing story of smiles and miles, In “THE BUSINESS OF LOVE.” ' “THE BUSINESS OF LOVE.” “THE BUSINESS OF LOVE.” A romance of modern business, and how love spurred a young man to greater effort in life.

U I S MAJESTY’S THEATRE Proprietors Sir Benjamin and Mr John Puller WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, At 7.45 p.m. ARCHERFIELD PUPILS’ CONCERT (Proceeds in Aid of the Nisbet Home and St. Mary’s Orphanage.) THE PROGRAMME INCLUDES: Songs: Sea Shanties, Folk Songs, and Songs by Holst. Drill; Musical Drill, Flag Drill, Form Drill, Lantern Maze. Rhythmic Dancing, Folk Dancing, Shawl Plastique. A Fantasy in One Act: “The Maker of Dreams,” by Oliphant Downs. Home-made Sweets for Sale. Admission, 2s; Children, Half-price; Reserves, 6d extra. Box Plan Open at Bristol on Monday, 13th December. A “BROADWOOD” PIANO FOR CHRISTMAS CAN YOU CONCEIVE A MORE ENDURING GIFTPLEASING TO EVERY MEMBER OF YOUR f HOUSEHOLD FOR YEARS TO COME—THAN THE SUIERB “BROADWOOD." JOHN BROADWOOD & SONS PIANOS Are Produced in Bijou, Upright Grand, Baby Grand, and Player Styles. A MODEST INITIAL PAYMENT SECURES DELIVERY, AND FOLLOWING PAYMENTS PER MONTH, QUARTER, OR HALF-YEAR ARRANGED TO SUIT THE PURCHASER. THE BRISTOL PIANO CO., LTD.. DUNEDIN.

PUBLIC CONVEYANCES. QTAGO centra: And the GREAT SOUTHERN LAKE! DAILY PASSENGER SERVICES (To and from Dunedin). TUESDAY, THURSDAY, SUNDAY, To and from INVERCARGILL. SPECIAL SUNDAY SERVICES. Dunedin—lnvercargill. Dunedin—Central Otago. Invercargill—Central Otago. DUNEDIN-WANAKA MOTORS (LTD. Royal Mail Contract© 266 PRINCES STREET. Telegrams: Whitestar. ’Phone, 7444, 7666. WHITE STAR LINE.

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