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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20584, 6 December 1928, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. J£ING EDWARD THEATRE. Direction: Fuller-Hayward Theatres. TO-NIGHT MADGE BELLAMY In a 'modern Romance, tingling with youth and bubbling over with laughter, “THE, PLAY GIRL." AND- : ■ • ‘ ■ IRENE RICH !N— . ■■ ■■ / “THE SILVER SLAVE" ’Phone 22-573 for Reserves.. AMATEUR VAUDEVILLE TRIALS. AMATEUR VAUDEVILLE , TRIALS. 2nd SESSION NEXT MONDAY. - 2nd SESSION NEXT MONDAY. - Come and Sec the New Performers. Come and Hear the New Songs. Come and Hear the Mouth Organ Solo. Come and Hoar the new Baritones, Come and Hear the new Sopranos, Come and Hear the New Comedians. Come and See the new Dancers Trip the Light Fantastic. • Never in, Theatrical History has such a I Wonderful Night’s Amusement been a't- . tempted, in Dunedin. . A Great Big' Show at Little Prices./ All Roads Lead to the KING EDWARD. pRINCESS THEATRE SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8. > 8 p.m. sharp. . RECITAL. RECITAL. RECITAL. RECITAL. RECITAL. . RECITAL. RECITAL. RECITAL. By the PUPILS of MR ERNEST DRAKE MR ERNEST DRAKE •' ’ MR ERNEST DRAKE.. MR ERNEST DRAKE. , Don’t miss this feast of song. Admission, 2s 6d. Box Plans Now Open- at the Bristol. JJIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE: Proprietors: -Sir Benjamin and Mr' John Fuller. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, At 8 p.m. , , “CROSSAN S ( TUDIO : PUPILS”’ , - ANNUAL RECITAL. " ANNUAL RECITAL. '• DANCE REVELS.” “DANCE REVELS.” A Gladys Crossnn Production. Features of the_ Recital will be: Classic Solo, “The Grecian Warrior,” in three themes; Poetic Ballet, Chopin Pas Seiil (Chopin’s 111 Ballade), Gipsy ■ Hungarian Ensemble, Operatic, Toe Ballet, etc. All phases of the Dance will be de- ■ monstrated. BOOKING THREEPENCE AT BRISTOL. PLAN OPENS DECEMBER 10. Prices: D.C. and 0.5., 2s 6d; Pit, Is; Children Half-price in. D.C. 'and 0.8, only. TTTANTED—Everybody come to Rad Cross GARDEN PETE, Monteeillo, Saturday afternoon. ■ Corporation buses will help you. They run from High street. 6d EDUCATIONAL. |£OSSBOTHAM’S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE . Established, 1892. T. J. Rossbotham, I.PJ3. (Honors), 49 Dowling street. , PUBLIC SERVICE SHORTHAND TYPISTS’ EXAMINATION, 1928., Successful Students: JUNIOR.—E_ B. M. Blair. F. Brough, J. Barclay, A. Mi Doldmore, J. D. ■' Stewart, M. L. Manning, G. C. M.. Gray, 1 M. H. Gray, M. D. Lockhart, A. E. Aitchieon, H. I. Scoble, V. Roy, C. M. Hinohcliff, F. L, Aitken, V. F. Aitken. SENIOR. —Misses V. MTntosh, .A. M. Dolomoro, E. Pea'-m. O. M. West, E. M. Hincheliff, J. Barclay. NOTE OUR RAPID METHODS AND QUICK RESULTS. E. E. M. Blair, C. M. Gray, M. H. Gray, ' H. I. Scoble,-had only NINE MONTHS’ tuition. Miss 0. M. West passed both Seniorand Junior within EIGHTEEN MONTHS. . ' • 1 Of the 46 passes from Dunedin’s, comi bined! Colleges ROSSBOTHAM’S obtained 21. JJ E. M I N G W A Y ’ S SPECIAL CONCESSION , , v - TO EXAMINATION '■>' STUDEMTS CLOSES DECEMBER 8. ”, If you intend sitting- for one of o the Public Examinations in 1929, ensure success by commencing your studies NOW! In addition, you will save £2 2s by having your Examination Entrance Pees paid tor you; but t gain this valuable concession you must enrol by Saturday, December 8. Arc you going to forfeit £2 2s? Are you going to rush your studies and-jeo-pardise the result? Write NOW for full particulars of this splendid offer. - Definitely closes Decemher 8. * HEMINGWAY’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS; P.O, Box 516, Auckland. BROWN'S COMMERCIAL COLLEC Moray Place P.O.—Shorthand, Ty writing, Book-keeping; day and even: Individual tuition; railway concessions, ROSSBOTHAM’S COLLEGE Shortha Typewriting, and Book-keeping oulci acQuired; rapid methods; our cdmpet< stenographers In constant demand. 2