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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20283, 16 December 1927, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. J 3 MPI B E THEATRE TO-DAY’S MATINEE, 2.15. EVENING SESSION DE LUXE. 7.45. 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! FOR HAPPY MEMORIES. “THE NIGHT OF LOVE,” “THE NIGHT OF LOVE,” “THE NIGHT OF LOVE,” “THE NIGHT OF LOVE,” “THE NIGHT OF LOVE,” “THE NIGHT OF LOVE.” “THE NIGHT OF LOVE,” “THE NIGHT OF IOVE,” “THE NIGHT OF LOVE,” 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. MANAGERIAL. —The Censor has recommended this as more suitable for i adult audiences. Also, SPECIAL STARRING ENGAGEMENT Of COLIN AND JOHN COLIN AND JOHN TWO CONCERTINAS. TOO GOOD TO MISS! EMPIRE SELECT ORCHESTRA (Dir. by Chas. Parnell). Overture, “ Der Freischutz (C. M. von VYeber). Entr’acte, Aria from “ Pagliacci (Leoncavallo) . BOX PLANS NOW OPEN AT THE BRISTOL. Theatre ’Phono 10-444. FREE LIST SUSPENDED. JTJVERYBURY’S THEATRE DAILY AT 2 and 7.30. CLARA BOW CLARA BOW CLARA BOW CLARA BOW CLARA BOW CLARA BOW “MY LADY OF WHIMS.” “MY LADY OF WHIMS." “MY LADY OF WHIMS.” “MY LADY OF WHIMS.” “MY LADY .OF WHIMS.” “MY LADY OF WHIMS. A Picture full of Thrills and Mystery. In Addition: RAYMOND GRIFFITH. RAYMOND GRIFFITH. “ WEDDING BILLS.” “WEDDING BILLS." WEDDING BILLS.” WEDDING BILLS.” Raymond Griffith distributes rays of radiant laughter in his latest, “Wedding Bills.” For Reserves Ring Theatre (’phone 10-591). Will not be held after 7.45. QUEEN’S THEATRE DAILY AT 2 and 7.30. A DOUBLE FEATURE. TM M’COY and CLAIRE WINDSOR TM M'COY and CLAIRE WINDSOR In “ THE FRONTIERSMAN.” “ THE FRONTIERSMAN.” “THE FRONTIERSMAN.” “ THE FRONTIERSMAN.” “ THE FRONTIERSMAN.” L story of the pioneer days when danger irked in every thicket and Red Indians were abroad in the land. Supported by KENNETH HARLAN In THE SAP.” “ THE SAP." THE SAP.” “THE SAP.” THE SAP.” “THE SAP.’ le was a great coward and a great hero rolled into one. For Reserves Ring Theatre (’phone 3-379). Will not be held after 7.45. EDWARD THEATRE. K. TO-NIGHT AT 7.30. TO-MORROW AT 2. CIM M'COY 7 and CLAIRE WINDSOR “ THE FRONTIERSMAN.” Also, KENNETH HARLAN In ‘THE SAP." “THE SAP.” SPECIAL COMBINED RAIL, MOTOR, io AND BOAT TOURS OF THE SOUTHERN LAKES. Including a Few Days at that Modern Hostel, THE WHITE STAIi HOTEL QUEENSTOWN. Four Days’ Tour £5 5 6 Eight Days Tour .. .. £8 5 6 Eleven Days’ Tour .. .. £lO 10 6 Further particulars and all Bookings from our Special Dunedin Representative, R. D. VEITCH, P.O. Bos 585. Telephone 10-811. Or Government Tourist Office, or Thos. Cook and Son. MOUNT COOK MOTOR CO., LTD., In Conjunction with N.Z. Railways Dept. A T I N E E, WEDNESDAY. 21st DECEMBER, 1927, at 2.30. TO PROVIDE CHRISTMAS CHEER for the orphan inmates of St Vincent de Paul and St. Joseph’s Orphanage. Through the generosity of the Management of the Empire, Everybody’s, Queen’s, Grand, and Plaxa, Tickets are available at any of the above Theatres. BUY A TICKET AND BRIGHTEN THE ORPHANS’ CHRISTMAS. JAMES J. MARLOW, ICd Hon. Secretary. Electric cooking demonstration. Public Cooking Demonstration will be given on MOFFAT GOLD MEDAL RANGE at Oddfellows’ Hall, MOSGIEL, TO-DAY—Aflcrnoon, from 2 till 4.30; 1 Evening, 7 till 9. ( SALVATION ARMY, South Dunedin.—Annual Sunday School PICNIC, Evansdale, Saturday. 17th ; 5.52 a.m. train ; welcome to all; return fare la Sd, children 10d.—Apply to Officer. ICd OTAGU WlTNESS.—Largest Country Circulation of any weekly in the Dominion. Found in every farmhouse in Otago and Southland, and circulating largely "in Canterbury and northern rural districts; it offers unrivalled facilities for Ad\ vrtising anything of interest to country readers.