Page 11 Advertisements Column 7

Otago Daily Times, Issue 20642, 14 February 1929, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. TO-MORROW! TO-MORROW! The Greatest Animal Act in Vaudeville, Xot a Picture But the Monkeys themselves. At ' ' H E REGENTDunedin’s Leading House of Entertainment. . I PAUL PEDRINI’S ROYAL ZAMBESI BABOONS Captured by Paul Pedrini and trained by him personally in the ' wilds of gorilla-land, Belgian Congo, and now the most astounding group of baboon actors in vaudeville. —Also— Powerful Double Feature Picture Programme. WILLIAM BOYD MARIE PREVOST In , and In . “THE SKYSCRAPERS.” “THE GIRL IN THE PULLMAN." str °ng This dazzling little star, in the Human, compelling—an unusual story, fastest, peppiest comedy of her that will grip you. career. A STUPENDOUS PROGRAMME THE BIGGEST SHOW IN TOWN. No Increase in Prices! No Extra Charge for booking. The Wise Folk, are Already Booking.' Remember. Saturday is Race Night. Box Plans at Theatre (12-512 and 12-513) and at the Bristol.

AGAIN TO-NIGHT! AGAIN TO-NKJHT! Also, THIS AFTERNOON. THEN FRIDAY NIGHT and SATURDAY AFTERNOON and NIGHT. g T.’ 0 L AIR ESP L ANA D E. ANNUAL SEASIDE CARNIVAL. . ANNUAL SEASIDE CARNIVAL. - ; We are specially catering for the younger generation at the Sifter noon tierfomances. p BLONDIN PERFORMS IN THE AFTERNOON ALSO. The Balloon goes up at 7.30 each evening, and you are advised to be earlv. : Don t miss the opening. , , of F?othbTo o werr' onderfUl Shilling ' S WOrtl ' in th ° v ™ rld ' Visit Ye Ancient Order • If Beechain’s Pills are worth a guinea a box, then the price of admission" to the Carnival would be worth a monarch s ransom. , Tl ' e Competitors Kcmpthorne Prosser’s Trophy-thc Neatest and Prct-,tnntw-Lafl|S ?™ h l nR (Sho a es ? Cap, Wrap, and Parasol)-will jeport at Surf Club at 4 p.m., Saturday. Post entries. No entrance fee Only the wearing of a Badge. . . . GREAT SPORTS FOR YOUNGSTERS ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON.

Fighting Johnny Leckie and Tommy Griffiths are undoubtedly sensational fighters but, what about the ; gENSATIONAL BUFFALO CARNIVAL! • BURNS HALL. v OPEN THIS (THURSDAY) AFTERNOON, at 2.30. TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY), FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY. • TO-NIGHT—LONG AND BOBBED HAIR COMPETITION. FRIDAY; EVENING—WALTZING COMPETITION. SATURDAY EVENING—FANCY DRESS AND POSTER COMPETITION. ; SATURDAY AFTERNOON, 3 o’clock—GßAND BABY SHOW. y Good Games and Prizes. Fancy Work, Refreshments. AAfeVS 01 * Burns Hall Authorities; Bozin, Exhibitions . * PEERLESS HOLIDAY!' DOUBTFUL SOUND-- (" THE WALK OF THE FUTURE.") LOVELIER THAN MILFORD. LOVELIER THAN MILFORD DUNEDIN TO DOUBTFUL SOUND AND RETURNt A SIX DAY’S TRIP, £lO 4s. ' A TEN DAYS’ TRIP, £l3 I6s. ' ® o °k now with LESLIE MURRELL, Manapouri. Or GOVERNMENT TOURIST OFFICE,; , ’ \ Rattray street, Dunedin.. ACCOMMODATION AT HOLIDAY RESORTS. WHILE THE GOOD WEATHER LASTSEXTENDED WEEK-END to EXCURSIONS' LAKE WANAKA LAKE WANAKA LAKE WANAKA FRIDAY MORNING TILL TUESDAY NIGHT, INCLUDING 400 MILES by rail and motor and 3J DAYS’ Accommodation at Wanaka Hotel. FARES - let Class £5 4 6 (Including accommodation) — 2nd Class £4 13 6 Never before have these charges been reduced so much. - * Take the'opportunity now while it is offered. Inquire at Government Tourist Department, Rattray - street, or Dunedin Railway Station, or ring 13-405.

IN CHRISTCHURCH STAY AT HOTEL AMBASSADORS. This new, up-to-date Private Hotel is the best the city has to offer; .C-T.A. House by appointment. Cuisine excellent. 19 MANCHESTER STREET. 3 Minutes from Railway Station. V Tariff: Casuals, 12s 6d per v day. Phone 2939. Proprietor T. J. SLEEMAN