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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20591, 14 December 1928, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. YET another excellent DOUBLE PROGRAMME OPENS AT EVERYBODY’S “ Where the Good Programmes Are! " Direction: Fuller-Hayward Theatres. A Drama of intrigue and passion whose scenes are laid in the haunts of high ■ society. DOLORES DEL RIO ■ DOLORES DEL RIO —; DOLORES DEL RIO DOLORES DEL RIO DOLORES DEL RIO - DOLORES DEL RIO DOLORES DEL RIO DOLORES DEL RIO DOLORES DEL RIO DOLORES DEL RIO DOLORES DEL RIO DOLORES DEL RIO 1 In “NO OTHER WOMAN.” — NO OTHER ' WOMAN.” “ NO WOMAN.” NO OTHER WOMAN." NO OTHER WOMAN.” NO OTHER WOMAN.” “NO OTHER WOMAN.” - NO OTHER WOMAN.” . NQ OTHER WOMAN." NO OTHER WOMAN." . NO. OTHER WOMAN." "NO OTHER WOMAN.” NO OTHER WOMAN.” AND THEN-THE SCREEN’S TREAT FOR THOSE WHO ARE THOSE WHO w4v and CONRAD NAGEL WAV and CONRAD NAGEL w4v and CONRAD NAGEL MAY M AYOY and CONRAD NAGEL MAV and CONRAD NAGEL w4v and CONRAD NAGEL MAY MAVOY and CONRAD NAGEL In a conjedy story of domestic tragedies. “IE I WERE SINGLE." . IE I WERE SINGLE.” IS I WERE SINGLE.” ' IF I - WERE SINGLE.” IF I WERE SINGLE." IF I WERE SINGLE.” ' „JF I WERE v SINGLE.” IP I WERE SINGLE.” v, TO - IE I WERE SINGLE.” Box- Plans at The Bristol,' or ring 10-591 AMUSEMENTS. SECOND WEEK! SECOND WEEK! At the gTBAND Direction: Fuller-Hayward Theatres. “THE HOME OF THE BIG . PICTURES.” The long-heralded, eagerly-awaited Sensation of the Screen—the Picture version of W. Somerset Maugham’s daring story, “Miss;Thompson,” and adapted from the daring stage play which has been banned, ‘SADIE ‘SADIE ‘SADIE ‘SADIE ‘ SADIE ‘SADIE ‘SADIE ‘ RAIN.” THOMPSON/' THOMPSON.’ THOMPSON.” THOMPSON/ THOMPSON.’ THOMPSON.’ THOMPSON/ Featuring—as you have never seen her ' before— 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 oL to-day. . Not weak —not bad—just ignorant.- Her- barrier to happiness and a knowledge of social morals is a_ despotic, narrow, and unbalanced “ social reformer ” who dominates I her, almost breaks her, and eventually indulges in the sin he denounces. RECOMMENDED BY THE CENSOE FOR ADULT AUDIENCES ONLY. PRICES:.Front Stalls, Is; Back Stalls Is 6d; Circle, 2s. Reserves. 6d extra. Bos Plans are Now Open Theatre Entrance. BOOK ■SEATS!' Phone 13-379. in th you: unedin CH ORAL S 0 C IE T Y WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19. ONE NIGHT ONLI This performance begins and the nvTrwmn-rmn, doors, are shut at 7.45. ONE NIGHT ONLI “THE MESSIAH.” At "THE MESSIAH » n HIS MAJE STY’S THEATRE, NIGHT ONI/S MESSIAH. Proprietors: Sir Benjamin, and Ur. John Fuller, ONE NIGHT ONLY “THE MESSIAH.” “THE MESSIAH.” “ THE MESSIAH." Patrons Please Note. ONE NIGHT ONL , ,/ le i ets . ° n Sal ® Now at Bogg’a or Bristol; or may be had from n„v M™l, of the Society. > Secure your ticket now and book your seat laTer tWo be a rush! Don t miss this splendid performance. ater ’ t lerc w: whGiG fwHcaiecl. 18 reqilCsted to W a and refrain from applau Box Plans at Bristol on Monday, 17th, at 9 a.m. Booking Fee, 6d. ' « • .' Soloists: i soprano, Miss Naomi Whalley. Tennr n > Conlt.lt.>, Mr. WlHtod Aodr.w., , Bu”’ Sf w *•«« b «* «■ »* (boa. i DUNEDIN CHORAL SOCIETY. Conductor; Dr V. E. GALWAY. C, A. ELSEY, Secretary, Box 107, Dunedin. MONSTER CYCLING AND , ATHLETIC CARNTVJ CYCLING. CYCLING. CYCLING. CY CLING. CYCLING. CYCLING. CYCLING. CYCLING, CYCLING. CYCLING. CYCLING. CYCLING. CALEDONIAN GROUNDS CALEDONIAN GROUNDS! SATURDAY NEXT, At 2 n.m SATURDAY NEXT! At 2 pim! '(Under Auspices Otago Amateur Cycling Club). b . Tlle Biggest Meeting ever held in Dunedin., 30 Cyclists in action—Nearly 20 Races (with heats). . Thrilling Cycle Races; spectacular finishes; Brilliant Running Relay—A man, a maid, and a bike. CAL GAL CAL GAL C AI , CAI CAL C AI GAL CAL -- CAL CAL See the Move Pursuit Race/in which someone withdraws each" lap. Girl Guides’ and Boy Scouts’ Races —Ladies’ Running and Jumping. . Come in thousands to this great Athletic Feast Admission, Is; Children, 6d; Stand, Od extra. —SIMON, Hon Secretary. STBEACH BEACH BEACH BEACH BEACH BEACH BEACH BEACH BEACH BEACH BEACH BEACSH BEACH BEACH CLAIR LIFE SAYING DAY. DAY. DAY. DAY. DAY. DAY. DAY. DAY. DAY. DAY. DAY. DAY. DAY. DAY. THE OFFICIAL OPENING OF THE NEW FAYILION Will be performed by His Worship the Deputy-Mayor (Mr J, S, Dougins)» On SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15, At 2.30 p.m. LIFE SAVING DISPLAY And Children’s Races, etc.. Will be included in the Programme. CLUE BEACH DAI BEACH DAI BEACH DAI BEACH DAI BEACH DAI BEACH DAI BEACH DAI BEACH DAI BEACH DAI BEACH DAI BEACH DAI BEACH DAI BEACH DA BEACH DA' PROFESSIONAL. BOARD AND RESIDENCE.

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