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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20281, 14 December 1927, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. EMPIRE theatre ' AFTERNOON SESSION, 2.15. EVENING SESSION DE LUXE, 7.45. HAROLD LLOYD HAROLD LLOYD HAROLD LLOYD HAROLD LLOYD HAROLD LLOYD HAROLD LLOYD In “ THE KID BROTHER.” “THE KID BROTHER.” “THE KID BROTHER.” “THE KID BROTHER.” “THE KID BROTHER.” “THE KID BROTHER.” He rocks the world with laughter. You’ll chuckle hours after. Recommended to those who like to let the laughter Something to “crow” about! An evening with Lloyd is an evening enjoyed. Also, The Third Production of the Famous College Life Sporting Thrillers: “ THE COLLEGI ANS,” Entitled "MAKING GOOD.” Then Special Engagement of Dunedin’s Most Promising Baritone, MR REG. RICHARDS, MR REG. RICHARDS, EMPIRE SELECT ORCHESTRA. (Chas. Parnell, Mus. Dir.) Plans at The Bristol. Theatre ’Phone 10-444. HE DARED ALL FOR REVENGE! HE SACRIFICED ALL FOR LOVE! Pulses Beat! Hearts Throb! Senses Reel! Nerves Tingle! With the gipsy bandit and his beautiful captive in their fight for their love right. COME SEE! COME AH! VILMA BANKY. VILMA BANKY. VILMA BANKY. VILMA BANKY. VILMA BANKY. VILMA BANKY. VILMA BANKY. VILMA BANKY. VILMA BANKY. VILMA BANKY. The most glorious of all screen romances, with the most glorious of all screen lovers. A beauty feast for the eye—a love feast for the heart. A quickening of the pulse—a great thrill for all. Come, let their night of love be yours for rare remembrance. Also, SPECIAL STARRING ENGAGEMENT Of COLIN AND JOHN COLIN AND JOHN COLIN AND JOHN TWO BOYS. TWO SMILES. TWO CONCERTINAS. TOO GOOD TO MISS! Commencing FRIDAY—NEXT—FRIDAY, FRIDAY—NEXT—FRIDAY, FRIDAY—NEXT—FRIDAY, At the EMPIRE THEATRE. EMPIRE THEATRE. EMPIRE THEATRE. BOX PLANS NOW OPEN AT THE BRISTOL. PLAZA and GRAND JL 2 p.m.—TWICE DAILY—7.3O p.m. ONE MIGHT DESCRIBE THE THE THE BLUE BLUE BLUE EAGLE. EAGLE. EAGLE. A fighting drama of adventure, courage, loyalty, and strength on the high seas. IN ADDITION—IT’S A SCREAM. "THE WRONG MR WRIGHT," A Terrible Mix-up iu the Corset Business, and a Gorgeous New Idea in Ladies’ Lingerie. If it doesn’t fairly keel you over with laughter, you’ll never laugh again. ALSO— Episode No. 8 of “THE RIDDLE RIDER.” j^ODERN BALLROOM DANCING. MISS WALLACE TEACHER OF LATEoT DANCES AT PRESENT POPULAR IN LONDON. PRIVATE TUITION BY ARRANGEMENT. OVERSEAS HALL. Address: 836 Cumberland street. ’Phone 12-369. VTOVELTY FOXTROT AND BLUES JN SONG FOLIO. Ten Complete “ Blues ” Songs, with Words and Music (including special Ukulele accompaniment), Contents; Louisville Blues Weepin’ . Mean Daddy Blues ' All By My Lonesome Blues I’m a Heart-broken Mamma Carolina Blues Growin’ Old Blues Lovesick Blues Slide, Kelly. Slide Spread Yo’ Stuff. (Full Vords and Music.) USUAL PRICE 3s. NOW 2s (Post Free). TERRY’S MUSIC STORES, 174 GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. A NEW NOVEL MAKES A VERY ACCEPTABLE XMAS GIFT! Here are Some of the Latest: Fay Inchfawn’s " Sweet Water and Bitter,” Joan Sutherland’s “ Onslaught,” Ethel Dell’s “ By Request,” Margaret Pedler’s “ Bitter Heritage,” Zane Grey's “ Forlorn Hope ” —all 6s each. For the Little Folks— See A. A. Milnes inimitable Books of Verse —“ Now We Are Six,” “ Winnie the Pooh,” " When We Were Very Young ” —all 9s each. GREAT ASSORTMENT OF XMAS CARDS AND ART CALENDARS. N.Z. BIBLE & BOOK SOCIETY Booksellers and Stationers, 48 PRINCES STREET. rpUE FARMERS' PAPER—The Agricultural Der artment oi the Otago Witness is acknowledged to ho unequalled by that of any other weekly iu the Dominion.