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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20089, 4 May 1927, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. THE SPORT OF SPORTS. FORBITRY PARR TROTTING CLUB WINTER MEETING, 1927. WINTER MEETING, 1927, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY, sth and 7th MAY. First Race at 11.15, Last at 4.30 each day. ADMISSION: Grand Stand Reserve, 6s; Outside, Is. Motor Cars, 2s 6d for Non-members. THE PUBLIC MUST ENTER THROUGH THE TURNSTILES AT VICTORIA ROAD OR MAIN ENRANCE, PLUNKET STREET. Motor Car Drivers are requested to unload their passengers at either of these gates. NO MALE PASSENGERS in Motor Cars will be allowed to go through the Motor Gate in Richardson street. They will only be ADMITTED THROUGH THE TURNSTILES. All Motor Cars parking must enter from Richardson street. SPECIAL TRAMS as required run direct to the Plunket street entrance. BAND OF Ist BATTALION IN ATTENDANCE. C. R. CAFFIN, Secretary. JJ I S MAJESTY’S THEATRE Proprietors: Sir Benjamin and Ur John Puller.

V GEORGE BERNARD SHAW’S FAMOUS PLAY, (In Three Acts). PROFESSOR J. SHELLEY, supported by a Brilliant Cast, takes the lead as “Richard Dudgeon.” Played bv the CANTERBURY COLLEGE DRAMA SOCIETY, in conjunction with the OTAGO UNIVERSITY STUDENTS’ ASSOCIATION. On THURSDAY, MAY 5, and FRIDAY, MAY 6. At 8 p.m. This Play was produced at Christchurch recently before record houses. Prices: —D.C. and 0.5., 4s; Stalls, 3s; Pit, 2s (free of tax). Box Plan Now Open at The Bristol. Day Sales at The Geyser, Princes street. rjVHE BRISTOL PIANO CO. (LT D.), DUNEDIN. AN AMAZING OFFER! GRAMOPHONES FOR “NEXT TO NOTHING." This term “Next to Nothing” is some indication of the nominal prices we are placing on a number of good Gramophones to be cleared at short notice. PROMPT ACTION SECURES THE BEST BARGAIN. If you live out of town and cannot call, SEND FOR A LIST TO-DAY. THE BRISTOL PIANO CO., LTD., DUNEDIN. ZEALAND RAILWAYS. OTAGO FARMERS’ EXCURSION TO CANTERBURY. TUESDAY, 10th, TO FRIDAY, 13th MAY. Tn order to cive the Otago Farmers, their families, and those interested in an opportunity of visiting Canterbury, a FARMERS' EXCURSION TRAIN has been airanged to CHRISTCHURCH and LINCOLN at SPECIALLY LOW FARES. A FOUR DAYS’ EXCURSION IS offered as follows: On TUESDAY, 10th May, Special Train leaves Clinton 9.20 a.m., Balclutha 10 2 Milton 1,0.44, Dunedin 12.5 p.m., Palmerston 1.47, Oamaru 3.31, Studholme 4.25) p.m. Will also pick up passengers at Waiwera, Warcpa, Stirling, Lovell’s Flat, Waikouaiti, Hampden, and Morvpn. WEDNESDAY, 11th May, at Christchurch, visit Addington Sale, Farms, and places of interest around Christchurch. THURSDAY, 12th May, visit Lincoln Agricultural College, Special Tram leaves Christchurch 9.10 a.m., returning to Christchurch in the evening. FRIDAY, 13th May, Special Train leaves Christchurch 8.50 a.m., Studholme 1° 19 pm Oamaru 1.27, Palmerston 2.47, arriving Dunedin 4.25; depart 4.45, Milton 5.54, Balclutha 6.30, arriving Clinton 7.15 p.m. Stops to set down passengers at same stations where picked up by Special to Christchurch on 10th May. A CARRIAGE IS BEING SET APART FOR THE DISPLAY OF AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITS. . AND A STAFF OF COMPETENT INSTRUCTORS WILL ACCOMPANY THE TRAIN AND GIVE LECTURES EN RETURN FARES. —Second Class only, to Lincoln, via Christchurch, from nrincinal stations, are: —Clinton, 41s 6d; Balclutha, 38s 9d; Milton, 36s 7d, Millers Flat 43s 3d- Lawrence, 39s 8d; Mosgiel, 33s 2d; Middlemarch, 38s 2d: Ranfurly, 4‘>s lid- Cromwell, 52s Id; Dunedin, 31s lid; Waikouaiti, 27s lOd; Palmerston, •’6s Sd-’Oaniaru, 21s 8d; and correspondingly CHEAP FARES from all Stations CLINTON to STUDHOLME (inclusive), including Branches. The SPECIAL FARES will be available ONLY BY THE FARMERS’ EXCURSION TRAIN to and from Christchurch, except in the case of passengers travelling to the centres for the purpose of joining the Special Excursion Train. Passengers from Otago Central and Lawrence Branches may travel to Dunedin on 9th May, in order to connect with the Special Excursion Train, and tickets from these branches will be available for return from Dunedin on 14th May. For further particulars see poster or inquire at stations.

AMUSEMENTS. To Prove that Limousines and Clothes do not make the Woman, See GLORIA SWANSON GLORIA SWANSON GLORIA SWANSON In “FINE MANNERS.” "FINE MANNERS.” "FINE MANNERS.” "FINE MANNERS.” Commencing on FRIDAY NIGHT NEXT! At the QCTAGON THEATRE A last-moving comedy love-drama that gives Gloria an opportunity to wear gorgeous gowns and play the lady of fashion, as well as get over the comedy antics of a burlesque chorus girl. "FINE MANNERS.” "FINE MANNERS.” "FINE MANNERS.” "FINE MANNERS.” “FINE MANNERS.” "FINE MANNERS.” "FINE MANNERS.” "FINE MANNERS.” "FINE MANNERS.” “FINE MANNERS.” With GLORIA SWANSON GLORIA SWANSON GLORIA SWANSON GLORIA SWANSON GLORIA SWANSON GLORIA SWANSON And EUGENE O’BRIEN. EUGENE O’BRIEN. EUGENE O’BRIEN. EUGENE O’BRIEN. EUGENE O’BRIEN. EUGENE O’BRIEN. Side-splitting situations and romance in the upper crust of society. Gloria as a beautiful nobody who plunges into the social whirl to become a lady worthy of the fashionable gentleman she loves. OCTAGON ORCHESTRA (Directed by Mr L. D. Austin). Box Plans —Circle at Chas. Begg'e, Stalls at Theatre from 10 a.m. jyj-ISS WALLACE'S DANCES. DANCING, THURSDAY EVENING. EARLY SETTLERS’ HALL, 8-10.45 p.m. Admission. 2s Cd; Or Six Tickets for ]0« Cd. qoi.d LEAK TEA. "The Tea of Good Taste."