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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20592, 15 December 1928, Page 15

Picture Theatre Advertisements end Other Announcements*

AMUSEMENTS. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28! FRIDAY. DECEMBER 28! FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28! . MARK WELL - THIS DATE. " THE “THE "THE “THE “THE . "THE “THE “THE “THE “THE “THE ".THE "THE “THE “THE FOREIGN FOREIGN FOREIGN FOREIGN FOREIGN FOREIGN FOREIGN FOREIGN FOREIGN FOREIGN FOREIGN FORERAN FOREIGN FOREIGN FOREIGN LEGION ” LEGION” LEGION ” LEGION ” LEGION ” LEGION " LEGION " LEGION " LEGION ” LEGION ” LEGION” LEGION ” LEGION.” LEGION " LEGION ” WILL COMMENCE At the EMPIRE THEATRE DUNEDIN WELCOME p '' VNUEL HYMAN! ENTHUSIASTIC OVATION ACCORDED HIM BY LAST NIGHT’S • HUGE AUDIENCE Straight from his Australian Triumphs MANUEL HYMAN. " MANUEL HYMAN MANUEL HYMAN ' MANUEL HYMAN Here’s a Furore! The snappiest, peppiest .Modern Violinist Australasia has ever known, ’fresh from his Australian triumphs! ' He’s full of New Stunts—has a bag full of New Tricks. HEAR HIM! ■ SEE HIM! See him as the: Dancing' Violinist—A Vaudeville Act Dc Luxe. EMPIRE THEATRI NEW (New Zealand’s Magnificent Atmospheric Theatre.) FULL ORbHESTRAL MATINEE TO-DAY, 2.15. EVENING. SESSION DE LUXE 7.45 Do you Relish Excitement, Amazement, Adventure, Laughter, -Shudders, , and Thrills? Tim Greatest Mystery Picture of the Year, a Gripping Story that will leave you , gasping for breath. CECIL B. DE MILLE’S MIGHTY .OFFERING, . “ THE LEOPARD LADY.” “THE LEOPARD LADY.” “THE LEOPARD LADY.” •“THE LEOPARD LADY.” "THE LEOPARD LADY.” "THE LEOPARD LADY.” “THE LEOPARD LADY.” "THE LEOPARD LADY"’ "THE LEOPARD LADY.” MYSTERY! MYSTERY! MYSTERY! Featuring JACQUELINE LOGAN, JACQUELINE LOGAN. ' Attacked, by wild beasts, ( she was saved by the. man . she had sworn to bring, to justice! What was she to do? Come and see this tremendous mystery story of circus life—thrills—romance—comedy —and—the most remarkable climax ever jnctnred on the screen. Don’t miss is. A Comedy Mixture of Pep, Snap, and ■ Good Humour. DAZZLING DOROTHY MACKAILL DAZZLING DOROTHY MACKAILL And JOLLY JACK MULHALL JOLLY JACK MULHALL “ MAN dIRAZY.” n “ MAN CRAZY,” MAN CRAZY." “ MAN CRAZY.” "MAN CRAZY." ’ “MAN CRAZY.” She was crazy about: men—-but not hall as crazy as men were about her. She couldn t choose -between - a millionaire and a count—so'- she picked a truck driver. Speed, action/- ’ thrills—and Dazzling Dorothy-and Handsome Jack in the zippiest, romance in years. GALA WEEK! AT THE empire. EMPIRE SYMPHONIC ORCHESTRA (CHARLES AVES, Mus. Dir.). BOOK THOSE SEATS NOW. , ? ox the Theatre from 10 a.m! daily; also at the Bristol. Theatre phones 12*432 and 12-433. MAJESTY’S THEATRE 'Proprietors: Sir. Benjamin end Ur John Puller MONDAY, DECEMBER 17, at 8 p.m. UNIQUE DANCE RECITAL, UNIQUE. DANCE ■ RECITAL. ' By Olive Lappan and Pupils, . Every phrase of Dancing introduced, from /.Jazz to Classic. Assisted by J. P. Northey and Pupils in _ Acrobatics. Prices; 0.5., 3s 'no tax); Back Stalls, • ' 2s; Pit, Is. Plan Open Bristol To-day. Booking, 3d, Musical Directress; Mrs A. J. Fulton, v L.T.C.L, T HE SALVATION army DOWLING STREET CITADEL. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGI At 8 o’clock. UNITED BAND FESTIVAL By Bands from the City, North, So . i and Roslyn. Instrumental, Vocal, and Elocution, t ' 1 Items. The Divisional Commander, Maji Beasy, will preside. '-Admission, Is, QALE GALE CALE CALE TO-DAY! TO-DAY! TO-DAY! at 2 p.m. CYCLING CARNIVAL. Cycling, Athletic/and Novelty E\ 39—Riders Competing—39. Adnlts Is, Children 6d. Stand 6d WANTED KNOWN—Dr -Varley, • M ary from Africa, will Address People s Meeting, York Place Hall, 2 .c Sunday. MEETINGS. ZEALAND MOTOR TRADE ASSOCIATION, OTAGO BRANCH; A LECTURE, Illustrated by Motion Pictures, will be given in the PRINCESS THEATRE On TUESDAY. DECEMBER 18, At 8 p.m., on “ELEMENTS OF THE AUTOMOBILE," By Mr WALTON SCHMIDT, Field Representative, Nationaj Automobile Chamber of Commerce, New York. All who are interested in motoring are invited. No charge for admission. Tickets may be obtained from any Garage, or from the Secretary A. S. COOKSON, 13d . Secretary. OTA G 0 M OTOR C L DB. SPEINGFIELD-OTIRA TOUR, MEMBERS are notified that a Train will leave Springfield for Otira on CHRISTMAS DAY at 9.10 a.m. Transport of Cars by this Train requires to be arranged for. lad P. H. POWER, Secretary. ’J'AIERI MOUTH AMENITIES ’ SOCIETY. The ANNUAL MEETING will be held in the PUBLIC HALL, TAIERI MOUTH, on THURSDAY, December 27. at 8 p.m. BUSINESS: Adoption of Report and Balance Sheet; Election of Office-bearers; and General. . JOHN P. WALLS, 15d Secretary. THE First Utility of frequent ana regular Advertising consists in this; There is at all times a large class of persons, both in "ountry and town, who have no fixed plne-« for the purchase of certain necessary articles, and are ready to be swayed and drawn toward any particular. place which is earnestly brought under their notice. Indifferent to nil, tt y yield without hesitation to the first who ask*