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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20365, 23 March 1928, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. With *i powerful motor cycle beneath you, an open road before you, and a beautiful unknown girl on the pillion, what would you do? Sec what happened to PATRICK SUSANDS PATRICK SUSANDS PATRICK SUSANDS PATRICK SUSANDS And MABEL POULTON. MABEL POULTON, MABEL PQULTON, MABEL POULTON. “A '“A ‘•A “A “A “A “A “A “A In DAUGHTER IN DAUGHTER IN DAUGHTER IN DAUGHTER IN DAUGHTER IN DAUGHTER IN DAUGHTER IN DAUGHTER IN DAUGHTER IN REVOLT.” REVOLT.” REVOLT.” REVOLT.” REVOLT." REVOLT.” REVOLT.” REVOLT.” REVOLT.” Commencing at the JOTAGON THEATRE TO-NIGHT AT 7.45- • SPECIAL MATINEE TO-MORROW 2.30. SATURDAY NIGHT PRICES. Comedy as exhilarating as the country air, and drama as swift as the petrol chariots of modern youth. “A DAUGHTER “A DAUGHTER “A DAUGHTER “A DAUGHTER “A DAUGHTER "A DAUGHTER “A DAUGHTER “A DAUGHTER ‘•A DAUGHTER IN REVOLT.” IN REVOLT,” IN REVOLT.” IN REVOLT.” IN REVOLT.” IN REVOLT.” IN REVOLT.” IN REVOLT,” IN REVOLT.” How a girl who defied conventions became involved in a jewel robbery and was helped to happiness by a Knight on Wheels.” A story of reckless youth on the open roads of Surrey. OCTAGON STAGE PRESENTATION MONSIEUR DE ROSE And his ORCHESTRA. Three Dances from Henry "N lit (German). Assisting Artistes: Aimeo and Billy. Box Plans for To-night and Saturday it the Theatre (’phone 13-091). HOLIDAY PRICES! HOLIDAY PRICES! ’Phones Reserves held till 7.30. QUEEN’S THEATRE » DAILY at 2 and 7.30. WOLE’S TRAIL,” ‘'WOLE’S TRAIL,” WOLF’S TRAIL,” “WOLI S IRAIL, WOLF’S TRAIL,” “ WOLF’S TRAIL, WOLF’S TRAIL,” "WOLh’S TRAIL,” With DYNAMITE, DYNAMITE, DYNAMITE, DYNAMIIE. DYNAMITE, DYNAMITE, THE WONDER DOG. he story of a Police Dog that reverts to s wolfish forbears, and returns, to the ild, where he haunts the trail of an outw gang, and helps a lone Texas Ranger to bring them to justice. In Addition: Grea 1 Comedy of Laughs, Love, and Thrills, THE BOOB.” “THE 8008. THE BOOB.” “THE BOOB.” THE BOOB.” , “THE BOOB." he most Hilarious and Refreshing Comly flashed on the screen in a long time. BOX PLAN AT THE. BRISTOL, r Ring Theatre 13-379. ’Phone Reserves will not, be held after 7.45. by rail WEEK-ENDING BY RAIL. WEEK-ENDING BY RAIL. WEEK-ENDING BY RAIL. WEEK-ENDING BY RAIL. Have a complete change of scene and air and the exhilaration of joyous company in the week-end run by rail. Your own Railways give you the safest, cheapest, most comfortable, and most sociable transport. Thousands who have enjoyed railway week-end trips are asking for more. Summer is flying by! Do not miss the remaining opportunities for a week-end run by rail. DUNEDIN-WARRINGTON-PAL-MERSTON SERVICES. SATURDAYS. Leave Dunedin: 8.40 a.m. (a), 8.52 a.m., 11.34 a.m. (b), 1.33 p.m. 3.4 p.m., 'and 6.35 p.m. Leave Palmerston: 6.25 a.m-, 10.25 a.m., 2 51 p.m. (b), 5.18 p.m., 7.7 p.m. (a). (a) Mail train: Stops Seacliff, Waikouaiti, Palmerston only, (b) Express: Stops Palmerston only. SUNDAYS. Leave Dunedin: 9.30 a.m. Leave Palmerston; 6.0 p.m. LOW FARES: Saturday to Monday (or One Day) RETURN FARES between — Ist 2nd class. class. Dunedin and Purakanui .. 2/11 1/11 Dunedin and Waitati .. 3/11 2/6 Dunedin and Evausdale .. 4/6 3/Dunedin and Warrington . 4/8 3/1 Dunedin and Puketeraki . 5/6 3/7 Dunedin and Palmerston . 8/2 5/7 These faros arc NOT available qn the outward journey by MAIL AND EXPRESS TRAINS. rpHE MOUNT COOK MOTOR CO., i LTD. HAVE OPENED A BOOKING OFFICE AT 90 PRINCES STREET, DUNEDIN. Telephone 10-811. Bookings Arranged for— THE “ HERMITAGE ” QUEENSTOWN, THE SOUTHERN LAKES, GRAND MOTOR TOUR. R. D. VEITCH, Branch Manager, Will Personally Attend to Inquiries. TT'XHIBITION OF CAMERA PICJM TURES. ORIGINAL “PHOTOGRAM’’ PRINTS, Comprising work from all parts of the world, will be on view at the Club Rooms of the Dunedin Photographic Society, South British Buildings, Liverpool street. Open from Monday, 19th inst., until Friday, 23rd inst. Afternoon, 2-4.30, Evenings, 7-9.