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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20311, 20 January 1928, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. GET THE HABIT. Join the Laughter Club assembled every evening at JJIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE Proprietors: Sir Benjamin and Mr John Fuller. LAST TWO NIGHTS LAST TWO NIGHTS At 8. At 8. At 8. Of the THE W. J. C. BARR COMEDY COMPANY Season positively terminates to-morrow night. A Crowded House last night laughed its approval in no uncertain manner that OH, RICHARD! OH, RICHARD! OH, RICHARD! OH, RICHARD! OH, RICHARD! OH, RICHARD! HOW COULD YOU? HOW COULD YOU? HOW COULD YOU? HOW COULD YOU? HOW COULD YOU? HOW COULD YOU? Is even funnier than “Up in Mabel s Room,” and that is saying SOMETHING. Sydney Theatres presenting Mystery Plays have a Doctor and Nurse in attendance at each Performance to attfend those Patrons who find the Thrills too much fo. them. As many of the Patrons at His Majesty’s complained of sore ribs due to excessive laughter after last night’s' Performance, the Management is seriously considering providing the same facilities here. The Play Produced by Eric Harrison. BOX PLAN AT THE BRISTOL. PRICES: D.C. and 0.5., 6s; Stalls, 4s; Pit, 2s. All prices plus tax. Day Sales at the Geyser Confectionery Shop. DID DEMPSEY K.O. TUNNEY? DID DEMPSEY K.O. TUNNEY? DID DEMPSEY K.O. TUNNEY? DID DEMPSEY K.O. TUNNEY? QUEEN'S THEATRE DAILY AT 2 and 7.30. THE TUNNEY-DEMPSEY EIGHT. THE TUNNEY-DEMPSEY EIGHT. THE TUNNEY-DEMPSEY EIGHT. THE TUNNEY-DEMPSEY FIGHT. Two giants of the ring battling for a kingdom; slogging, smashing, toe-to-toe SHE AND GETYIINGsVE^SEAt EVERY PUNCH, EVERY FEINT IN THE MARVELLOUS CLOSE-UPS. Satisfy yourself, once and for all, as to which is the better of the two. In addition: JEAN HEESHOLT, g J r UNE MARLOWE, MYRTLE STEDMAN, in “ALIAS THE DEACON.” “ALIAS THE DEACON. “ALIAS THE DEACON. “ALIAS THE DEACON. “ALIAS THE DEACON.” THE TREMENDOUS STAGE SUCCESS NOW ON THE SCREEN! The picturisation of a stage drama that played to full houses on Broadway for nearly a year! It’s got a story packed to the brim with love, adventure, humour, and human philosophy that’ll find its way down to your heart and move your emotions as few photo-dramas have it in them to do. Also, The Second Episode of “THE SILENT FLYER,” “THE SILENT FLYER,’ “THE SILENT FLYER,” With SILVER STREAK, SILVER STREAK, The Wonder Dog. For Reserves ring Theatre (’phone 13-379). _WiH not be teld_after _7.4.).__ TYING EDWARD THEATRE. JEAN HERSHOLT and RALPH GRAVES in “ALIAS THE DEACON.” Supported by EVELYN BRENT In “LADY ROBIN HOOD.” Also the Second Episode of "THE SILENT FLYER,” with SILVER STREAK. SILVER STREAK. CWIMMING! SWIMMING! SWIMMING* ° N.Z. NATIONAL SWIMMING AND DIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS. N.Z. NATIONAL SWIMMING AND DIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS, COMMENCING TO-MORROW AFTERNOON, 2.30; EVENING, 7.45. COMMENCING TO-MORROW AFTERNOON, 2.30; EVENING, 7.45. COMMENCING TO-MORROW AFTERNOON, 2.30; EVENING, 7.45. Also on MONDAY, 23rd; WEDNESDAY, 25th; FRIDAY, 27th. TEPID BATHS. TEPID BATHS. TEPID BATHS. TO-MORROW’S PROGRAMME includes the 100 Yards Ladies’ and Men’s N.Z. National Championships, One Mile N.Z. National Championship. WATER POLO. WATER POLO. ADULTS: Downstairs, 3s (Reserves 6d extra); Upstairs, 2s. CHILDREN; Downstairs, accompanied by adult. Is 6d; unaccompanied, 3s; Upstairs, Is. beason Ticket, admitting to Five Sessions, 10s 6d; Booking Fee, 6d per night. BOOK EARLY. PLAN AT OTAG O SPORTS DEPOT. E. G. JAMES, Carnival Secretary. QFF FOR THE HOLIDAYS! IF YOU ARE CARRYING A GRIP IN EACH HAND, BE SURE THAT ONE HOLDS A PORTABLE GRAMOP.’ ONE. BUY A PORTABLE GRAMOPHONE FROM THE WELL-ASSORTED STOCKS WE HAVE TO OFFER. AND BE SURE OF HAPPY HOURS .....“His Master’s Voice,” “Decca,” , ~ and “ Metronola ” Gramophones, THE BRISTOL PIANO CO.. LTD., DUNEDIN. PUBLIC CONVEYANCES. ANOTHER FINE DAY! WHAT ABOUT A TRIP DOWN THE BAY? Buses leave Queen’s Gardens for all Peninsula resorts and Tomahawk between 7.40 a.m. and 10.30 p.m. See separate time-table (obtainable from all drivers, or at Office, 90 Princes street). Telephones: Office, 13-405; Garage, 12-149; Holidays and Sundays, dial 198, then give 281. ROUND THE PENINSULA (OBSERVATION TRIP). Daily, except Tuesday and Thursday. Buses leave Queen’s Gardens at 2.30 p.m. Fare ss. SPECIAL SUNDAY EXCURSIONS. Harrington Point and Kaik. Buses leave Queen’s Gardens, 10 a.m. and 2.30 p.m.; Return leaving 4.10 and 7.5 p.m. Reduced fare, 4s return. LEITH-WAITATI ROUND TRIP. Buses leave Queen’s Gardens 2.30 p.m., returning via Main North road. Fare ss. PENINSULA MOTOR SERVICE, LTD.

TAXIS. REDUCED FARES TO RAILWAY. 1/6 —Exchange, Frederick st., Octagon. 2/ —Tram Sheds, Hope st„ Smith st., Albany et. 2/6 —Kensington, Maitland st., Arthur st.. Royal terrace, Dundas st. 3/. —Macandrew road, Bradshaw st.. Town Belt, Gardens. 3/6 —Dunottar, Roslyn, St. Kilda. 4/ —Tainui, St. Clair (flat), Caversham (flat), Mornington, Belleknowes, Maori Hill, Dalmore, Opoho. 5/ —Anderson’s Bay, St. Clair (hill), Calton Hill, Maryhill, Kaikorai, Normanby, Ravensbourne. SAME FARES NIGHT AND DAY. Fast, Roomy, and Reliable Cars. ’PHONE 12-833. — ROXBURGH. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS. EARL’S ROXBURGH MOTORS Cars leave Roxburgh Daily for Dunedin at 10.45 a.m., leaving Dunedin at 10 a.m. for Roxburgh. CARS ARRIVE and DEPART from the Government Tourist Office, Rattray street, where seats will be booked. See that your seats are booked. Ring 'Phone 10-735 or 10-721. ALEX. EARL. Box 57. ’Phone 475, Roxburgh. yy HITE STAR MOTOR SERVICES. DAILY Between DUNEDIN. PEMBROKE, And QUEENSTOWN, Via LAWRENCE, ROXBURGH, ALEXANDRA, CLYDE. AND CROMWELL. NOTE. —We specialise in long-distance tours. Spacious Cars with special facilities for luggage. Offices: 266 PRINCES STREET. ’Phones: 13-444, 22-856. Brighton and taieri mouth ROYAL MAIL MOTOR SERVICE (C. J- Hobbs and Co.) leaves Grand Pictures, Princes street, for Brighton | daily 9-30 a.m., 2 p.m., 5.15 p.m.; Satur day, 1.15 p.m.; late car Wednesday. Fn day' and Saturday, 10.45 p.m.; and Sundays, 10 a.m. Taieri Mouth, 9.30 a.m Monday, Wednesday. and Fritay.—Foi Brighton Bureau ask Hobbs, Brighton House. 21ap ( ECZEMA CURED, —My Herbal Treat- ( meat positively Cures the distressing trouble. —Thompson, herbalist, Oamaru. OTAGO WITNESS.—New Stories. A large amount of reading matter. (