Page 11 Advertisements Column 3

Otago Daily Times, Issue 20583, 5 December 1928, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. WEEK-NIGHT PRICES: 500 at, le. 1100 at la 6d. REAR CIRCLE, 2a. FRONT CIRCLE, 2s 9d. MATINEES: STALLS, la; /CIRCLE, la 6d. Children Half-price To Alt Parts, Afternoon Tea Provided Free of Coat to AU Circle Patrons! ]\EW EMPIRE THEATRE AFTERNOON SESSION, 2.15; EVENING SESSION DE LUXE, 7,45. MYSTIFYING LOVE STORY OF THE SEA. IT’S EVEN BETTER THAN “THE STOLEN BRIDE." BILLIE DOVEBILLIE DOVEBILLIE DOVEBILLIE DOVEBILLIE DOVEBILLIE DOVE(The Screen’s Bird of Paradise). In ——“THE NIGHT WATCH.’’ ——“ THE NIGHT WATCH.’’ “THE NIGHT WATCH." V'HY did this beautiful wife hide in a former sweetheart’s cabin as the ship sailed off to war? *VHY did one of the officers ■ desert his post during action? WHO killed Captain Brambourg? WHY was the only living eye-witness afraid to tell? SEE the answer told in a 1) series of - sensational surprises. THEN - HIT THE TRAIL TO LAUGHTER LAND' . JOHNNY HINES JOHNNY HINES In " HOME, MADE" , “HOME MADE." ' ‘ HOME MADE." 1 “ HOME MADE!" - can t afford to v rnisa this one. It’s ■ Johnny’s .best. ALSO THE . : EMPIRE SYMPHONIC ORCHESTRA' (Directed by Mr Charles Aves) Averturo—Scotch Selection “The Thistle,” Followed by “ Wee Mac Greg. r Patrol." ■ Assisted by the Members of the , DUNEDIN HIGHLAND PIPE BAND Box Plans Now Open at the Theatre from 10 a.m. daily,'and at The Bristol Piano Company. Theatre phones 12-432 and 12-433. * ■ Coming: “THE FOREIGN LEGION.” S T R A N D “The Horae of the’Big Pictures." Direction: Fuller-Hay ward Theatres. LAST TWO DAYS LAST TWO DAYS LAST TWO DAYS OF THE PICTURE AMAZINGFEATURING THE SCREEN’S GREATEST ACTOR—JOHN JOHN JOHN JOHN JOHN JOHN JOHN BARRYMORE IN BARRYMORE IN BARRYMORE IN BARRYMORE IN BARRYMORE IN BARRYMORE IN BARRYMORE IN “TEMPEST.” “ TEMPEST.” ” TEMPEST.’ “ TEMPEST,” “ TEMPEST." “ TEMPEST.” “ TEMPEST.” 2.15 p.m.—TWICE DAILY—7.4S p.m. Box -‘lans in the Theatre from 10.30 a.m. PRINCESS THEATRE SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8. At 8 p.m. sharp. RECITAL RECITAL RECITAL RECITAL By -. tLe : Pupils of.. RECITAL RECITAL RECITAL RECITAL MR ERNEST’DRAKE. MR ERNEST DRAKE. The Soloists will be: Misses Mollie Andrews, Mary Pratt, Freda • lilmes, Netta Wilkie, >Aileen Young, Mae. Matheson. Flora .Williamson, Mary Somerville, Dorothy'Sligo,- Lettie de-Clifford,. Dorothy Allen, and Betty'Orain. ' ;. ; ■ 'Messrs L. E. Dailey,. Reg.' Richards, Fred Tuohy, Jack Clarke, George Crawford, Norman Lennon, W. 8., Lambert, Murray Hood. E. G. Bond, S. Kershaw, and Fred Kershaw. PUPILS’ CHOIR OF 70 VOICES WILL RENDER CHRISTMAS CAROLS. Mrs ERNEST DRAKE will Play H. Balfour Gardner’s “ Noel.” The BOX PLAN is NOW OPEN cf The Bristol. Admission, -2a 6d. - /ATAGO WITNESS—New ’Stories, A v large amount of /reading matter. Price - 9d. D UNE DIN “ THE MESSIAH." “THE MESSIAH." \- “THE MESSIAH.” “THE MESSIAH.” CHORAL At HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE, Proprietors: Sir Benjamin-and Ur John Puller. ' WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1928. S O C I E T Y. ONE NIGHT ONLY ONE NIGHT ONLY ONE, NIGHT ONLY ONE NIGHT ONLY , Tickets, on Sale Now at Begg’s or Bristol; or may belied from any Member of the Society. Secure your ticket now and book your seat later, there will be a rush! - ■ » Box Plans at Bristol on Monday, 17th, at 0 a.m. Booking Fee, Gd. Soloists: Soprano, Miss Naomi Whalley. Contralto. Mrs Wilfred Andrews.Tenor, Mr Ernest Drake. Bass, Mr W. ■ Watters. Prices: Dress Circle or Orchestral Stalls, 4s Gd; Back Stalls,’3s 3d (both including tax); Pit, 2s (at door only). • • ‘ ‘ DUNEDIN CHORAL SOCIETY. Conductor: Dr V. E. GALWAY. C. A. ELSEY, Secretary, Box; 107, Dunedin. PUBLIC CONVEYANCES. . SPLENDID A AR o,; u N.. D A AFTERNOON’S RO ■ U OUTING! ■N OTAGO PENINSULA. OTAGO PENINSULA. OTAGO PENINSULA, OTAGO PENINSULA, DON’T MISS IT! R O U NWITHOUT DOUBT TH!E FINEST PA NORAMIC TRIP IN NEW ZEALAND. Thirty Miles of Glorious Landscape and Seascape Views.. AU main points of interest fully explained en route. ‘ | ' Buses leave Queen’s Gardens every Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday at 2.30 p.m.; arriving back in the City at 5 p.m. se—FAßE——ss. . AFTERNOON TEA, FREE. 5a FARE -ss. Seats may be Booked -at the Government Tourist Bureau, or at Townsend’s Fruit Shop. Lower High street (opposite Bus Stand). Telephone 13-405 (on holidays or after 5 p.m. dial 198, then give No. 269 M), PENINSULA MOTOR SERVICE, LTD. Summer Time Table commenced December 1. Inquire at Bus Stand, Queen's Gardens, for Time Table. NQTE: Buses Run to TOMAHAWK BEACH on SUNDAYS at 9.30 and 10.30 a.m. JQUNEDIN-CHRISTCHURCH EXPRESS MOTOR SERVICE, VIA WAIMATE. Departs 8.30 a.m.'Daily.' N.B.—Connects-with Lyttelton Ferry on Sundays for Dunedin. DUNEDIN—CENTRAL OTAGO. PEMBROKE & QUEENSTOWN. _ 8 a.m. Daily. . Daily Express Parcel and Passenger. Services to any Town on above routes. Speci-ally-equipped Cars for Long-distance Tours. WHITE STAR MOTOR SERVICES I (Throughout New: Zealand). Office: 266 Princes street; 'Phone 13-444. SPECIAL AFTERNOON TRIPS. DUNEDIN—OAMARU—TIMARU. ——— r REMOVAL NOTICE FROM DECEMBER 1 SHIEL’S GARAGE Will be THE WHITE STAR GARAGE. Address: 14-20 Stafford street.

JQ U NEDIJ-EOXBDRGfI. 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 may be Booked. See that your seats are booked.. ALEX EARL, Box 47. Phone 475. Roxburgh. DO. T. MOTOR SERVICE « DAILY (Via Waimate) Depart: Dunedin, 4 a.m.; Oamaru, 7.30 a.m.; Timaru, I p.m ; Oamaru 3.30 p.m Arrive: Oamaru, 7 a.m.;: Timaru, 9.16 a.m.; Oamaru, 3 p.m.; Dunedin 6.30 p.m Extra Trips Saturday: Depart Oamaru 1 p.nl. Arrive Dunedin 4 p.m Sunday: Depart Dunedin 8.30 p.m.. Ar nve Oamaru 11.30 p.m. Hudson Super Six Cars.—Special Trips arranged to any destination. Drivers distribute Otago Daily Times en route Ring: City Hotel, Dunedin; Times Office Dunedin; 1768, Oamaru. Bochart’s Gar age. .-Timaru. —G. R. HUNTER Proprietor. 17n Q. OL D BAND TAXIS. Depot Moray place (below Y.M.C.A.). SIX UP-TO-DATE SEDAN CARS. Continuous Service. „ Lowest Rates. Special Quotes for Distant Trips. ’Phones: 18-068. 12-655. H. J. HASTIE, Managing Director. METER TAXIS. The only Cars in Dunedin Fitted With Meters Phone 20-823 Phone 20-823 Cheapest Service in Dunedin Limousine Cars Expert Drivers Ring 20-823 Ring 20-823 AARON METER TAXIS. fYTAGO WITNESS.—New Stories. A V NESS JOB PRINTING DEPART MENT.—Job Printing of every description done with despatch, and at lowest current rates /ATAGO WITNESS.—New Stories. A v large amount of reading matter.

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