Page 15 Advertisements Column 1

Otago Daily Times, Issue 20586, 8 December 1928, Page 15

Picture Theatre Advertisements' and Other

AMUSEMENTS. IP THERE HAS, BEEN ONE CHANCE THIS YEAR OP. A GLORIOUS AND UPROARIOUS EVENING IN A PICTURE THEATRE,.' THE OCTAGON WILL PRESENT IT NOW! TWO • ■ ; COMEDIES! WITH A SCREAM IN EVERY FOOT. 1 And-. THRILLS A-PLENTY IN BETWEEN ■ . At the 0 OTA aON T HP, A TRE -(Where the Picture is the Thing.) TO-NIGHT,- AT 7-45 SHARP. ' BIG MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2.30. BIG MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2.30. BIG MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2.30. The Prince of Comedians, ULEN TRYON, GLEN TRYON, GLEN TRYON. GLEN TRYON. GLEN TRYON. GLEN TRYON, GLEN TRYON, GLEN TRYON, GLEN TRYON, GLEN TRYON, GLEN TRYON, GLEN TRYON, In Universal's Riot of Joy, ’ " H—o—T : H—E—E—L—S.” ,“H—O—T H—E—E—L—S.” “ H—o—T h—Er-E—L—S.” "H—o—T H—E—E—L—S."> • “H—O—T H—E—E—L—S." "H—o—T H—E—E—L-S” , Paster, Friskier, and More Farcical. ’ than ever the title suggests—the adventures of . our Irrepressible Glen aa a. young fellow who could show the hottest pair of heels ■ in town when occasion called.' Here’s Humour that kepea you rooking from the first scene' to the .last—Comedy that sets you swaying "in your seats. IN THE NAME OF LAUGHTER,, , DON’T MISS IT. , AND THE SECOND GEM!— THE YEAR’S COMEDY-MYSTERY- , DRAMA, - - ROD LA ROCQUE, ROD LA ROCQUE, , . ROD LA ROCQUE, ;• ROD LA ROCQUE, ‘ ROD LA ROCQUE, ■ " • With; : Ehnor 'Fair. Luoien Littlefield, Eddie ■ ' Gribbon, , * In, Cecil 8.-de Mille’s Sncess, “ BACHELOR BRIDES." "BACHELOR BRIDES." . "BACHELOR BRIDES" "BACHELOR BRIDES.” BACHELOR BRIDES.” NO/SOCIETY STORY THIS (as you ■'Sight .think from'the title), BUT A ROLLICKING COMEDY. PLUS ALL - >THE' EXCITEMENT OF THOSE MYSTERIOUS "HAPPENINGS IN THAT ■ :OLD .CASTLE .ON A CERTAIN. . , STORMY NIGHT. - ’ . .-PRESENTATION • *, ■ M. db ROSE (Mus, Bac.) Aadrthe octagon Orchestra , .V (New'Zealand’s Premier Orchestra)«• TONE:PICTURE. "IN A CAMP OF THE ANCIENT BRITONS” 1. I;,*;; (Eetelbey), .>■ • v ■ Depicting:; Worleshury ’ Camp, Weston- ... super-Mare, AJ). 47,- and the present day. BOX PLANS NOW OPEN. Circle m -r, h^a; L?SP^ 8 ; tiU ¥°? n . then at Theatre. to nli fi'oin 10 (phone io-081).- ‘ j -I'i,.' i - —BOOK AT ONCE.—— Phone Reserves held till 7.30. jJjpSGIEL . PICTURES : ’. . TO-NIGHT AT 8. ■> \ THE NAME TO CONJURE WITH, 11 And .to .put .everyone in aHOLIDAY : HDMOUR, f REGINALD DENNY ’ •: In ; ; ■■■.->".GOOD MORNING; JUDGE.” "GOOD MORNING, JUDGE.” " GOOD MORNING, JUDGE.’? Supported by the Beautiful Blonde, ~ MARY NOLAN, • . . And; the Roguish, Raven-haired , DOROTHY GULLIVER. A,Riot pf Fun and Colour, Gay, Youth- , f.bV and'Care-free.With Denny masquer- , ading as a Desperate Crook. , lq„ be- Preceded by another - Chapter ol _ "THE RADIO DETECTIVE” Yqjt, will be well advised tq come early il ’ ■ ■ ybu want w seat. .’ '.Adults, Is 6d; Children. 9d.; - , J>UjSTEDIN philharmonic /. SOCIETY. \ PINAL CONCERT,' 1928 SEASON, ' ■ . : HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER;II, , ■ ’At 8 -pjn. ' v An Attractive Orchestral, ■Programme been Arranged for this Concert. , Vocalists:; * - • ;Miss Clare -Dillon; ‘ ... Mies V.E. G. M'Curdy. ?i an . at ,, Bristol. .2a 6d .. .lifekets.-obtainable ■ at: The Bristol, or at the Door at Theatre. ■ E. S. WILSON, Secretary. jjiss MURIEL EAGAR, A.T.C.L., ’ Will' hold her . ; • PUPILS’ RECITAL • ■' ’V ■ , l At . ■ BEGG’S CONCERT CHAMBER .TO-NIGHT M[ V. 30 p!m. , Miss Eavar; will-.siiig "Lo, Hear the Gentl o ,Lark* Flute obbligato, Mr Ralph M’Einfay. Admission by ’lnvitation. J? DSlStn ■/THEATHB; . Tuesday. Decemb J-V 11. Grand- Concert;- Kslkoral chd leading .city: talent; ’admission, la ed; eoi programme. i' 1 , T ATEST -. ORIENTAL . ROX HR( ROSEBUD,” . ' By .. 'V v ; HORATIO.. NI’CHOLLS, ‘ - . With Ukulele Accompaniment.. Refrain ■ . My Persian RoSebudj- • ■. - . Live on-in loveland forme;. There grows no. rosebud ' .Fairer- - and rarer to see; foaes may come and live for a day on-are. the one I’ll cherish for aye iL l°, ve you. My Persian Rosebud. You re the Queen of my heart’s boqu« Price, la 9d a copy.* ’ Posted,-Is lOd Secure.a Copy Now at-. TERRA’S ' MUSIC STORES POWER BOARD NOTICES. J)UNEDTN :CITY | COUNCIL. TEMPORARY SUSPENSION ELEC- ■ ,y. ... TRICITY SUPPLY. CONSUMERS'OP .ELECTRICITY in the City Area, Foreshore; Soirth Dunedin Woodhaugh, and portions of Roslyn are ‘. Hereby Notified that Power will NOT • be'available between the-hours of 1.30 and '2.30 p.m., . TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), the fltlu instant. - ' : Gi A, LEWIN, : J' ' Town Clerk. r . -Town Hall, Dmjedin. v= December 8;, 1928. ATAGO ELECTRIC POWER BOAR] , V NOTICE TO CONSUMERS. _ Consumers in the Board’s Area S OUT OF. MHjTON are Hereby. Notified th is Order to allow of maintenance to Ma Linea_PpWEß WILL NOT BE AVAL ABLE- between the hours of 1 p.m. ai 4 p.m,'on SUNDAY, 9th inst. . J. C, COLLINS, Engiheet-Managcr. 8d PARSERS’ A S •f* cultural Department of the Oti Witness acknowledged to be equalled;- by that of any other weekly the Dominion. ,

AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. HERE'S ENTERTAINMENT THE YEAR’S BIG MYSTERY DRAMA AND TALMADGE ..THE ■ TRICKSTER AT HIS VERY BEST—TWO PICTURES—WITH THRILLS . AND LAUGHTER t OF A LIFETIME. GBA N D and PLAZA V i ’’: ‘ ‘ 2 p.m.—TWICE DAILY—7.3O p.m. TO EVERY LOVER OF REAL THRILLS. .. You '.will watch breathio.a as this amazing mystery unfolds, reel by reel, each one’ more bewildering than the other; the climax the greatest yet. . “ DIAMOND HANDCUFFS." ■ " DIAMOND HANDCUFFS." "DIAMOND HANDCUFFS.” "DIAMOND HANDCUFFS” "DIAMOND HANDCUFFS” "DIAMOND HANDCUFFS.” Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer’s Thriller, with ELEANOR iBOARDMAN, . ELEANOR BOARDMAN, ELEANOR BOARDMAN, ELEANOR BOARDMAN, LAWRENCE GRAY, CONRAD NAGEL. Positively the closest to a three-act stage dfama that the screen has dons. ACT I— , THE ‘ MURDER—THE ROBBERY act OFTHE. DIAMOND IN AFRICA. THE DIAMOND ON FIFTH • ffiUE-ITS FATAL FASCINA* ACT i * TOO DRAMATIC TO BE v DIVULGED! v . And on the Same Bill— Up to Bigger Stun to than ever, RICHARD TALMADGE RICHARD TALMADGE RICHARD TALMADGE •. . In his Best Out-docr Story, "THE MERRY CAVALIER.” ' ‘THE MERRY CAVALIER." ; "THE MERRY CAVALIER,” One.lW B eriea,of;the most remarkable stunts from start- to finish. The atorv of u CoUege Athlete^ in the Mill OouJtry n- a j Gan f Tricksters who find dare-devilry one too many for JjIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE Prop -store; Sir Benjamin aid Mr John Puller. WEDNESDAY-: DECEMBER' 12, ‘ At 8* pm. . A -Terpsichorean Treat. . , " DANCE REVELS.” ; " DANCE REVELS.” "CROSSAN STUDIO PUPILS'” ANNUAL RECITAL. : ANNUAL RECITAL. A; Gladys-Croasan Production. Ba *S ? ’ A.T.C1,., Reg. -■ -Richards, Norman Scnnv Bert Ravment s Dance Orchestra. , Musical Directress; DAPHNE STOKES, . m o Programme Includes; san D 4 b ?? i “&" Gladys Croa~y . A “® Two _ Black BV Gipsy Hun- © Bnse “We, “Classical “SpSSh ®o‘ o , . Grecian Warrior ” (in three themes),_ Egyptian Atmospheric Scene.” Black Bottom.” Tune the measure of all moving is, Apd' dancing . is a - moving -all in measure. - Bri.W. PI„ ,p™ Prices: DU. and 6.5., 2s 6d; Pit 1$; Children Half-price in D.C. and O.S. only. v* ■ NEW EMPIRE THEATR: (New Zealand’s Magnificent Atmospher Theatre.) Direction: Thos, A. 'O’Brien Theatres hiVBNI-NG SESSION DE LUXE 7.45 FULL ORCHESTRAL MATINEU TO-DAY 2.15. Another One of our Famous DOUBL FEATURE - PROGRAMMES. MILTON MILTON MILTON MILTON MILTON MILTON SILLS SILLS SILLS SILLS SILLS SILLS In his greatest acting role “THE “THE “ THE "THE "THE “ THE "THE ••THE 'THE 'THE HAWK’S NEST." HAWK’S NEST.” HAWK’S NEST.” HAWK’S NEST.” HAWK’S NEST." HAWK'S NEST." HAWK’S NEST.” ■ HAWK’S NEST.” ■ HAWK’S NEST.” • HAWK’S NEST” ■ With beautiful DORIS KENYON. DORIS KENYON, DORIS KENYON. DORIS KENYON. Meet the . Hawk—mystery man of tl Underworld—best-liked and most-fear; in all crookdom. Here’s a picture th takes you -ight into his nest. See tl desperate fight between two powerfi gang leaders for the love of a cabar daheiug girl—and her own surprising sa rifice to uphold the code of the unde > , world! On the same Programme! A Delightful Comedy-Drama. “FRENCH DRESSING "FRENCH DRESSING "FRENCH DRESSING FRENCH DRESSING With H. B. WARNER (" Sorrell and -Son ’ LOIS .WILSON. CLIVE BROOK. LILYAN TASHMA 00-la-la! What ze little French Drei ■ing will do! J It turned a wallflower wi into a dazzling mademoiselle and start a_ scandal that was the talk of Paris! zippy French farce with one of the grei est casts of the season’s-pictures! On the Stage!— irn „ THE ACT ’UNIQUE, ATHOL -AND- BRENDON. ATHOL——AND BRENDON. ATHOL AND BRENDON. ATHOL —AND- BRENDON. ATHOL-—AND—BRENDON. m THE HUMAN. PIANOLAS. TWO BOYS. ■ TWO PIANO j TOO GOOD TO MISS! Wizards, of the Ivories in AJI-the Late Musical Hits. LAST NIGHT’S HUGE AUDIENCI .. " RAVED OVER THEM. AND*—LAST, BUT NOT LEaST, THE EMPIRE SYMPHONIC ORCHESTRA. (Charles Aves, Mus. Dir.). BOX PLANS at the Theatre from u.m. Daily; also at The Bristol Piai Company. > Theatre Phones 12-432 and 12-433. Keep a. Sharp Lookout for "THE FOREIGN LEGION.” 'TOMAHAWK IMPROVEMENT C( A MITTEE. A DANCE TO-NIGHT, 8-12 o'clock the St. Kilda Town Hdll. Music by Telfer and Stewart. Spe donee prizes. Special bus leaves Tomahawk at ’ Free to ticket-holders.

AMUSEMENTS. AND STILL THEY COME—ONCE E AGAIN TO THE FORE WITH THE VERY FINEST OBTAINABLE IN ic MOTION PICTURES—AT THE • -v— gTE AN D ; —• Direction: Fuller-Hayward Theatres. E"THE HOME OP THE BIG PICTURES.” THE LONG-HERALDED, EAGERLYAWAITED SENSATION -OF THE SCREEN—THE PICTURE VERSION OF W. SOMERSET MAUGHAM’S DARING STORY; "MISS THOMPSON.” “ SADIE THOMPSON." " SADIE THOMPSON.” " SADIE THOMPSON." " SADIE THOMPSON “ SADIE THOMPSON.” " SADIE THOMPSON.” "SADIE THOMPSON.” " SADIE THOMPSON.” " SADIE THOMPSON.” " SADIE THOMPSON.” "SADIE THOMPSON.” “ SADIE THOMPSON.” "SADIE THOMPSON” “SADIE THOMPSON.” “ SADIE THOMPSON." “ SADIE THOMPSON." Featuring—as you have , never seen her before—le id at le il Bt rIf n )■ N. !S----fe ed A itGLORIA SWANSON GLORIA SWANSON GLORIA SWANSON GLORIA SWANSON GLORIA SWANSON ■ GLORIA -iWANSON GLORIA SWANSON GLORIA SWANSON GLORIA SWANSON GLORIA SWANSON GLORIA SWANSON GLORIA SWANSON As a girl called Sadie Thompson of the unfettered, happy-go-lucky type, untrained in the social laws of to-day. Not weak —not bad—just ignorant. Her barrier, to happiness and n knowledge of social morals is a_ despotic, narrow, and unbalanced ‘" social reformer ” who dominates her, almost breaks her,’ and eventually in- - dulges in the sin he denounces. A STORY WHICH IS STARTLINGINTENSE—VIVID, BUT AMAZINGLY TRUE, DESPITE ITS NOVELTY, Recommended as more especially suitable' for Adult Audiences. Specially-arranged Musical Programme by Mr L. D. AUSTEN for the STRAND ORCHESTRA. Prices As Usual: Is to 2e 9d. Box Plans are Now Open in Theatre Entrance. BOOK Y( SEATS! Phone 13-379. PRINCESS THEATRE At 8 o’clock Sharp, TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. . TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. ■ TO-NIGHT.- ' TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. , TO-NIGHT. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8. VOCAL RECITAL. VOCAL RECITAL. VOCAL RECITAL. VOCAL RECITAL. , By the PUPILS of MR ERNEST DRAKE. ' MR ERNEST DRAKE. Doors. Open at 7 p.m. > COMMENCING At 8 p.m. Sharp. • Admission. 2s 6d.’ ■ Box Plan at the Bristol.

amusements. BIG CHILDREN'S MATINEE BIG CHILDREN'S MATINEE TOH)AY AT 2.15 p.m. At E V E R Y B 0 D Y ' S Where the Good Programmes Are!" Direction:. Puller-Hay ward Theatres. 2.IS—TWICE DAILY—7.4S. RIN-TIN-TIN ' RIN-TIN-TIN RIN-TIN-TIN • In his Latest Combination of Thrills and •Laughs in a Story o£ Lite on a Race Tract, “A RAGE FOR LIFE." A RACE FOR LIFE." “*A RACE FOR LIFE.” And Then— BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT. AN ACTUAL AUTHENTIC MOTION PICTURE OF THE HAZARDS OF THEPOLAR REGIONS. BEING THE DRAMATIC RECORD OP THE H. A. : SIDNEY SNOW EXPEDITION, WHICHRESULTED IN THE DISGOVTHE FATE THAT BEFELL MEMBERS OF THE STEPANSSON EXPEDITION. “LOST IN,THE ARCTIC." “LOST IN THE ARCTIC." "LOST IN THE ARCTIC." “LOST IN THE ARCTIC" LOST IN THE JRCTIO.” “LOST IN THE ARCTIC." AMUSEMENTS. ■ SPECIAL CHILDREN’S MATINEE SPECIAL CHILDREN’S MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 p.m. At EDWARD THEATRE Direction: Fuller-Hayward Theatres. '■ FINAL SCREENING TO-NIGHT 7.30 TO-NIGHU Of RIN-TIN-TIN ~ RIN-TIN-TIN In AND- " A RACE FOR LIFE.” " A RACE FOR LIFE." WILLIAM RUSSELL and VIRGINIA YALL - In “THE ESCAPE.” ’Phone 22-573 for Reserves, COMMENCING MONDAY NEXT, SECOND SESSION OF THE AMATEUR VAUDEVILLE TRIALS. AMATEUR VAUDEVILLE TRIALS. ALL NEW ARTISTS AND NUMBERS And CHARLIE MURRAY . In "THE LIFE OF RILEY.” "THE LIFE OF RILEY.” R ED GROSS' SOCIETY GARDEN FETE* At MONTECILLO HOME GROUNDS, v? ic ture that will give you an idea of the Perils and Dangers that will be Encountered by COMMANDER BYRD COMMANDER BYRD 8 Companions on their Adventurous Expeditions to 'the Antarctic. ' Box Plans at The Bristol, or Phone ■ 10-501, . TO-DAY, at 2.30 p.m. To be Officially Opened by H. L. Paterson. Esq./ ■ President of Dunedin R.S.A; Afternoon tea and ice cream. Seat! accommodation. Soldier patients w have for sale a wide range of leath basket, and other work specially suital for Christmas gifts. , ' Patrons please note: All profits 1 men alone. Band of the Ist Battalion will provi a Bpa rkling music. The. Home will be Open -for. inspects THE SOLDIERS WELCOME YOU Come along Citizens, and show yc interest. Th e Music, the Tea, and 1 Beautiful Surroundings mean for you a very pleasant afternoon. NOTE.—Corporation Buses will r from corner High and Princes strei from 2 p.m. , , , D UN ED I N " THE MESSIAH."’ ! CHORAL At SO Cl E T 1 ONE NIGHT ONI "THE MESSIAH ” HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE, ONE NIGHT ONI "THF, MFS«!TATT'» ?ropriotor ’ : 81r Benjamin-and Mr John Puller.' “THEMESS AH- 'VEONESDAY. DECEMBEE 10, ' THE MESSIAH.’ IMS.. ONE NIGHT ONI Box Plans at Bristol on Monday, 17th, at 0 a.m; Booking Fee, 6d. Soloists: Soprano, Hiss Naomi Whalley. Contralto, Mrs 1 Wilfred Andrews. Tenor, Mr Ernest Drake. Bass, Mr W. Watters. “ " ! B “ ek (>»“> DUNEDIN CHORAL SOCIETY. Conductor:'Dr V. E. GALWAY. C. A. ELSEY, Secretary. ■ Box 107, Dunedin. H is R.S.A. CHOIR. R.S.A. CHOIR; R-S-A. CHOIR. R.S.A. CHOIR. R.S.A. CHOIR. R.S.A. CHOIR. M. AJB S T T’S THE ATE Proprietor*: Sir Benjamin and Mr John Puller. ' ' 3rd CONCERT- 3rd. MONDAY NEXT-; At 8 p.m. MONDAY NEXT DUNEDIN RETURNED SOLDIERS’ CHOIR Hon, Conductor; Mr JOHN T. LEECH, R.S.A. OHi R.S.A. CH( R.B.A. CHi R.S.A. CHi R.S.A. CHi R.S.A. CH( In: a Delightful Programme, Assisted by Mws Dorothy Skinner (Contratlo), Mr C. Roy Rpackman (Violinist). _ Sestet; from ~ LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR " t? « a Miss Valda M'Curdr, Miss Stuart Mitchell, Mr Les. Stubbs, Mr W G , Mr Harry Drew, Mr E. Paris ■ * Choir Soloists: Mr Stan Jeffs (tenor), Mr H.lason (bass). Chintymen- 1 L.- Paterson and Mr Walter Strang. y '- » t>, « , Accompanist: Mr C. Roy Spackman. tral Tkket * : and 0 - ■ ■ ■ Secretary; Mr P. F. HARR I RACES! SPORTING. RACES! RACES! OAMARU JOCKEY CLUB SUMMER MEETING, SUMMER On NEW RACECOURSE, RAGES: R A R A R AR A G, E S. C B S. CBS. CBS. C E S. CBS. C E S. O E S. O E-S. C E S. O E S. C E. S. C E S. G E S. C E S. C E S. C E S. C E S. C E S. C E S. C E S. CBS. C E S. CBS. MEETING. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY- NEXT December 14 and 15. GOOD ACCEPTANCES.. C GALLOPS EACH DAY-6 GALLOPS. 2 TROTS EACH DAY —2 TROTS First race commences 12.30 each day. & isr**. ,rr "7 <« .£stssr Ladies Free. Ladies Free. Ladies Free. Ladies Free. 'yyYNDHAM RACING CLUB. Luncheon, 3s. Afternoon Tea, l s 6d. Municipal Band in Attend.^,, NEW YEAR’S DAY, JANUARY 1, T 929 REMEMBER! NOMINATIONS CLOSE TUESDAY DECEMBER 11. TUESDAY,-DECEMBER 11. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11. Full programme Referee November 28 and December 5. H. HUNTER, U - ' ■ ■ Secretary. , WAIKOUAITI RACING CLUB. vv ANNUAL MEETING. TUESDAY. JANUARY 1, 1929. NOMINATIONS for ALL EVENTS and ENTRIES for TRIAL PLATE Close with the undersignued on MONDAY, December 10.' Full Programme in Otago Witness, December 4. A. H. BREMNER, Secretary. Bos 6, Waikouaiti. ’Phone 77. PROFESSIONAL. [Professional Card.] Phone 10-997, Private Phone ,22-581. w. T. HENAGHAN, SURGEON DENTIST. LONDON DENTAL PARLOURS. STOCK EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, DUNEDIN. Open Friday Evening, 7 to 8.30. RAC RAC RAC RAC RAC R .A C RAC R A O R AC RAC A A A A A A R A R A R A R A R A R. A, C RiC RAC E S. E S. E S. E S. E S. E S. E-S. E S. E-S. E S. E S. E S. E S. E S. E s: E.S. E. S. E S. E S. ’E S. E S. E s; E s. E.S, EDUCATIONAL. gjHORT CUT TO HIGH SALARY HOME TUITION IN E - , can qualify rapii 2? a v fied en K ine er if you at home each night, undei ING SCHOOl! EOWEE ' ,n* a )’ e ambition a highly-paid engineer ig Candidates prepared ment Engineering CertiJh FI)T7F u r ° of SUccess by iiKJiL Prospectus—NOV BOWER’S ENGINEEI 139 Colwill’s Cl Swanson street. Auckland. ANTC H E 5 T SCHOOL, E B \ highfield, TIMARU. Preparatory School for Boys froi 14 years old, as boarders and da: M. G U I N A N, - REGISTERED MASSEUR, 494 GEORGE STREET. (Successo. to late Al. Guinan.) Treats with Success Neuritis, Sciatica, Lumbago, Rheumatism. Stiff and Painful Joints, etc., by Massage Manipulation. D .NEILSON, Registered Masseur, lormerly in charge massage room. King George V Hospital. Rotorua, may be CONSULTED at St Clair laths Hot Sea Water Baths always ready. Electric Baths Medical, Electric Treatments given successfully for Sciatica, Lumbago, Neuritis, and all other forms of Nervojs Disorders. Prospectus and-further 'nfomia application to the Principal, who pleased to interview parents by a ment.. Principal, Mr J. D. H. BUCHA! (B.A. Cantab.), Late .of Christ’s College. ■Address. 300 Otipua road. Tim; Telephone 1336. RQDMURE SCHOOL OF cv.ir.iv OS' Stuart street, earn. Classes under personal supei _ Principal, Miss Cross, are being daily; evening classes by arrange terms on application; phone 13-141. way concessions. BROWN’S COMMERCIAL COL Moray Place P.O.—Shorthand, Book-keeping; day and e Individual tuition; railway concessions ROSSBOTHAM’S COLLEGE Shot Typewriting, and Book-keeping <; acquired: rapid methods: our con stenographers in constant demand. Highland reels, choir selections, Grand Concert, Roslyn Theatre, Tuesday. December 11; admission. Is 6d; leading city talent. 8d COACHING. —All Subjects MATRICU TION; Italian, Spanish, Advai Latin. French.—C. G. May, Regent Cbamt HTago daily times and w NESS JOB PRINTING DEPA MENT,—Job Printing of every desc tion done with despatch, and at lot current rates,

AMUSEMENTS. HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. " HIT THE DECK." “ HIT THE DECK." MATINEE. MATINEE, TO-DAY, 2 O’CLOCK. TO-DAY, 2 O’CLOCK. Children Half-price to All Parts of Theatre. “HIT THE DECK” “HIT THE DECK.” The Great Naval Play. Everyone hai been asking, Are.you going to see "HP] THE DECK,".the big J. C. Williamsoi ' . . ; Play? The Great Spectacular Musical Comedy H IS . MAJESTY’S THEATRE Proprietors: Sir Benjamin and Mr John Fulls; Lessees: J. C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd. TO-NIGHT (at 8) TO-NIGHT, FINAL PERFORMANCE, MATINEE, TO-DAY, at 2 o’clock. J. C. WILLIAMSON. LTD., . Present Their New MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY. With - . The rarest and fairest of leading ladies ANNIE CROFT, LONDON’S FAVOURITE MUSICAL ■ COMEDY STAR. < A BRILLIANT COMPANY AND : A WONDERFUL CHORUS. With all the Joy of Youth •. i - and Beauty. In THE GREAT NAVAL COMEDY, ' "HIT THE DECK.” “ HIT- THE DECK.” TO-NIGHT, FINAL PERFORMANCE, “HIT THE DECK." “HIT THE DECK.’.’ “HIT THE DECK.” A Full-speed-ahead Show —a Smashing Hit. ' “HIT THE DECK.” , «HIT THE DECK.” Full of Light, Brightness, Sparkle, ant _ . Zin, THE BOX PLANS TO-DAY ATTH, BRISTOL UNTIL NOON, and with Da' Sales during the afternoon at the Confectionery, next to Wain’s Hotel. °- s - 83 : Stalls, 4 S Pit, 2s fid (Earlv Door Stalls, Is extra) plus tax. Children, Half-price to Matinei Only. Manager ....... .. CHAS. E. BONNER GRAND CONCERT, Rislyn Theatre, Tuea day, December .11; admission, la 6d Kalkoral choir; leading city talent. 8( \XTANTED-p-A happy crowd at the R T • Cross GARDEN FETE this alte noon. Buses from High street from 2 p.; EDUCATIONAL. gTTMMER SCHOOL Southland and' Otago Branches N.Z.E.I SUMMER SCHOOL, QUEENSTOWN, FIFTH (SESSION. - January 23-January 30, 1919, 1 January 23-January 30, 1919. ' Teachers and their-friends are reinindei that the time for booking aceommodatioi at.Queenstown is.growing short.. . Enrolments, accompanied by Regietra tion Fee of 10s, should reach' the Becretar; as early ag. possible. 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Full particulars of any of the abov “■Courses mailed free on request. HEMINGWAY'S CORRESPONDENCE ' SCHOOLS. P.O. Box 516. , Auckland. “ALL TALKING” FILM™ “THE TERROR,” BY EDGAR WALLACE. NOT A GREAT SUCCESS, (From Our Own Correspondent.) • LONDON, November 2. From the reception given •to the firs ; “ all talking ” film to be shown in thi country, it would seem that' the silen . film will continue to hold its. own. Th play was an adaptation of " The Terror/ by Edgar Wallace, and it was shown a ; tlje Picadilly Theatre. The diction of almost all the charao ters was extraordinarily clear, Eaol ■ syllable of each word was rapped out si distinctly that it was audible in the fur thest corner of the auditorium, while thi syncronism of the words and the lip move ments ,of the speakers was, for all prac tical purposes, perfect. After a very shor time, also, the. ear became more or lesi reconciled to the tonality of the mechani cally reproduced voices. To this exten the praises bestowed by its admirers 01 ■ the Vitaphone, by means of which sucl results have been made possible, are full' . justified Critics are not encouraging “ The dia logue,” says The Times, “is either dull' banal or laboriously “facetious; the actipi is continually interrupted by converse tion valueless in itself and painful ‘ t< hear; and if ever, during periods of silence there is any hope that some kind ol dramatic illusion may establish itself, tha hope is dashed, by the sudden insistent upon themselves of shouting giants, who with their rough tongues, which; mak< little attempt to speak English and ar< seemingly incapable of pronouncing evei a Transatlantic 's’ except as an ‘ sb, instantly break down all the conventions that are the life of the screen.” “It is difficult to point presisely to th< weak spot,” says the Daily Telegraph “The action seems at times to drag,' and the impression of terror which it if thought to inspre on the spectators, 01 more correctly, in this instance, on th? auditors, is not invariably produced. Al sight of the dreaded mysterious figure one or other of‘the characters shrieks: and the shriek is reproduced with start ling fidelity. But, whatever the reason, you remain almost unmoved, waiting somewhat languidly to observe what will follow. Taken by itself, in fact, ‘The Terror’ cannot be said to confirm the opinion held in some quarters that the ‘talking’ film will supplant the silent film entirely.” The kinema correspondent of the Daily Express is more severe. “A few more efforts like ‘The Terror,”’ he says, “and the talking film boom will collapse in ridicule, a turn which it threatens to take in America. This Hollywood production of the London mystery-melodrama must come near to being the silliest ever shown."

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