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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20522, 25 September 1928, Page 1

I AMUSEMENTS. LAST WEEK Of “MOTHER M A C H R E E.” MOTHER M A C H R E E.” “MOTHER M A C H R E E.” TWICE DAILY At the a STRAND a AND STILL THEY COME! a AND STILL THEY COME! To the g T R A N D. Direction. Fuller-Hay ward Theatres. "The Home of the Big Pictures!" COMMENCING - FRIDAY NEXT FRIDAY. The Strand Management take pleasure in , presenting for their fifth great extended j season attraction the screen’s greatest actress in her latest and greatest pro duction I Supported by • NOAH BEERY and GILBERT ROLAND NOAH BEERY and GILBERT ROLAND In ADAPTED FROM DAVID BELA SCO’S WELL-KNOWN STAGE PLAY OF THE SAME NAME. SEE NORMA TALMADGE, THE “STAR” OF “CAMILLE” AND “KIKI,” AS DELORES THE BEAUTIFUL DANCING GIRL! NOAH BEERY, SERGEANT OF DON JOSE. THE VILLAINOUS BEAU GBSTE/’ AS GILBERT ROLAND, THE LOVER OF “CAMILLE,” AS JOHNNY POWELL. DIRECTED BY ROLAND WEST, THE MAN WHO MADE “THE BAT.” FRIDAY NEXT FRIDAY FRIDAY NEXT FRIDAY BOX PLANS OPEN IN THE STRAND THEATRE ENTRANCE THIS MORNING, at 10 a.m. PH VERY B 0 D Y” S And J£ING EDWARD THEATRES. Direction Fuller-Hayward Theatres. “ Where the Good Programmes Are.” The Thrilling Melodrama of San Francisco’s Chinatown. DELORES COSTELLO AND WARNER OLAND IN “OLD SAN FRANCISCO.” “OLD SAN FRANCISCO.” « Chinatown —The Barbary Coast—known as the “ Mile of Hell! ” The fire of 1906! AND THE SECOND GREAT PICTURE. x EDMUND LOWE In a fascinating revelation of the Underworld’s evolution from the brass knuckled thugs of yesterday to the sleek-haired “DRESSED TO KILL” dandies of To-day. “DRESSED TO KILL.” “DRESSED TO KILL.” PRICES AS USUAL. Box Plans at the Bristol, or ’phone 10-591 and 22-573. gARLY SETTLERS’ HALL TO-MORROW NIGHT, B—l2. SPECIAL DANCE [ln honour of the visit of the heores of the Tasman). ' Wembley Club.” Special Music by Wembley Club.” Gordon’s Dance Band, Including “ Smithy, “Aussie’s Proud of You." The Wembley Club.” Wembley Club.” Wembley Club.” Wembley Ciub.” Wembley Club.” Wembley Club.” Wembley Club.” Wembley Club.” Wembley Club.” Wembley Club.” Wembley Club.” Wembley Club.” Wembley Club.” The beautiful Waltz, “ Wings.” Descriptive Fox Trot, The Southern Cross.” Admission. 2s 6d. Supper provided. , JJ ILL’S PICTURES. Mr J. W. HILL presents the Wonder Picture of the Year. “BEN HUR.” “ BEN HUR.” RANFURLY.—SATURDAI, 29th. WAIKOUAITL—MONDAY, October I. OUTRAM.—TUESDAY. 2nd MIDDLEMARCH—WEDNESDAY, 3rd. OPHIR.—THURSDAY 4th. NASEBY.—FRIDAY, sth. STUPENDOUS AND SPECTACULAR. COUTH DUNEDIN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. MONSTER SPRING FAIR REID HALL. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 and 27. Afternoon, .2.30. Evening, 7.30. Official Opening by his Worship the Mayor (W. B. Taverner, Esq.), on Wednesday Evening, at 7.30. Plain and Fancy Work, Children’s Garments, Produce and Flowers, Sweets and Soft Drinks, Ice Creams, Tea Rooms, Dips I for the Children, Competitions, etc. Brass Band in Attendance. Admission: Afternoons free, Evenings 6d. THE TRIAL SCENE, “BARDELL ] J AGAINST PICKWICK,” from “ Tie | Pickwick Papers,” will be presented by i the St. Andrew’s Literary and Debating Club in the Waddell Hall, Carroll street, on WEDNESDAY, September 26. 1928. at 8 p.m. The performance will be preceded by ar excellent musical programme. Proceeds in aid of church organ fund. Ad mission Is. 25s PERSONAL, SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTION OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN. Any Woman or Girl needing HELP oi ADVICE in any trouble may CONSULT the SECRETARY (Sister Nora) at the Office, Security Buildings, Stuart street, ANY AFTERNOON (except Saturday), “ between 2 and 4 p.m., or by appointment, i