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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20644, 16 February 1929, Page 15

ft 0 AMUSEMENTS. “IS—ZAT— SO? ” YES!—THE BIG AUDIENCE LAST EVENING ROARED ITS HEAD OFF AT THIS HILARIOUS HOLIDAY PROGRAMME! “IS ZAT SO?” PROVED A THOUSAND , TIMES FUNNIER ON THE SCREEN—AND AS FOR “SUMMER BACHELORS” BIG LAUGHTER MATINEE,, 2.30. BIG LAUGHTER MATINEE, 2.30. BIG. LAUGHTER MATINEE. 2.30. Remember, It’s Holiday Time. BIG BOOKING FOR COMFORT. Be Wise, and Reserve Now. OCTAGON THEATRE TO-NIGHT AT 7.45 SHARP. PREPARE TO BECOME HYSTERICAL AT THIS STORY OF A PRIZEFIGHTER AND HIS MANAGER IN HIGH SOCIETY!. • GEORGE O’BRIEN, GEORGE O’BRIEN. GEORGE O’BRIEN., GEORGE O’BRIEN, GEORGE O’BRIEN, “IS—ZAT—SO?” “IS—ZAT—SO?” “IS—ZAT—SO?” “IS—ZAT—SO?” “IS—ZAT—SO?” “IS—ZAT—SO?” “IS—ZAT—SO?” “ IS—ZAT—SO? ” “IS—ZAT—SO?” ; “IS—ZAT—SO?" “IS—ZAT—SO?” “IS—ZAT—SO?” “IS—ZAT—SO?” “IS—ZAT—SO?” “IS—ZAT—SO? ” EDMOND LOWE, EDMOND LOWE, . EDMOND LOWE, EDMOND LOWE, EDMOND LOWE. KATHRYN PERRY—CYRIL CHADWICK. Can you ever forget the joyous stage farce that came to Dunedin not long ago? Here it is as a picture, with “ Hap ” and “ Chick ” let loose in a Fifth Avenue Mansion—“ls Zat So?”—We’ll Say It Is! AND THEN MADGE BELLAMY, MADGE BELLAMY, MADGE BELLAMY, MADGE BELLAMY. ALAN FORREST. MATT MOORE, HALE HAMILTON. In the Fox Frivolity. “ SUMMER BACHELORS.” “ SUMMER BACHELORS.” “ SUMMER BACHELORS.” “SUMMER BACHELORS.” A summer bachelor is a distinct type of misunderstood husband looking for someone to understand him while the wife is away and you must admit there’s possibilities in that! ' And Again. , MAX DAVIDSON (You saw him last week) In “DUMB DADDIES.” Another Superb Programme by OCTAGON CONCERT ORCHESTRA (Including Mustel Organ). M. de ROSE (Mus. Bac.), Mus. Director. Interlude—“lNDlAN LOVE CALL.” from “ROSE MARIE (Friml), by request. BOOK—EARLY-BOOK-NOW. PLANS AT THEATRE (Phone 13-091) AND BEGG’S. QTA G 0 MOTOR CLUB. MOTOR CAR AND MOTOR CYCLE RACES. WAIKOUAITI BEACH, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 192 D. First Race at 2 p.m. P. H. POWER, - < ■ Secretary. /WAKA DAIRY CO.’S PICNIC TO v PORT CHALMERS, ' , . FEBRUARY 22. , Picnickers will travel by the usual Fri day morning’s, train from Tahakopa t( Balclutha', then by special train Balcluthi to Port Chalmers and back, returning t( Tahakopa' by the train leaving Balcluth; at, 5.45. p.m:, arrive Tahakopa at 8.51 p.m. FARES AS UNDER: ‘Tahakopa, - Leggets, Stewarts, am MLennan; Children under 15' years, 4i 2d; over 15 years, 6s 10d. Puketiro, Tawanui, Houipapa, Ratanui: Children under 15 years, 3s 9d; over 15 years, 6s.- , .Owaka, Hunt’s Road: Children under 15 years; 3s Id; over 15 years, 4s 9d. Glenomaru, |Remaha'>n. Otanoraomo Fintiegand: Children under IS years, 2 lid; over 16 yeais, 4s (id, Balclutha: Children under. 15 years, 2i 7dover 15 years, 4s. ,In addition, to these fares, a charge o: Cd to children and Is to adults wil 1 be .Made to all those , travelling by boat, Por Chalmers to Quarantine' Island. ■ Hot water and milk provided. TICKETS AVAILABLE AT ALL SCHOOLS. ■J^RU CE-CLUTHA EARLY SETTLERS’ REUNION. The usual REUNION PICNIC will be held on the Show Ground, Milton, on' THURSDAY, February ,21, 1929. The Committee extend a most cordial invitation to all Early Settlers and Friends. ' For Auld Lang Syne. 14£, G E. MOORE, Secretary. REAT BARGAIN In PIANO SOLOS (suitable for Teaching). " Italian Fete Dance ” (Gabriel Morel), In Norway ’ (Lief Waakonsen), “ Love’s Romance” (Eric Moss), “Glad. Days” .(R- A. Bercho), “ Glendalough,” Fantasia in Irish .Airs (E.. Ronville), “ England,” Fantasia (Felix, Gantier), “Danse Andalouse ” (E. A. MacDowell), “ Danse des Paysans"' (Denis Dupre), “Danse des Negrijlons ” (Cecil Baumer), Contemplation ” (Franz , Kotlar), “ Chanson Slavonique” (Jean le Clereq); “Adoration” (E. L. Durand), " Andante Religiose ” .(Paul Perrier). ■ ; Price Only Is per Copy. Only a limited number at this price, , Teachers,-'buy your 1929-Stock at TERRY’S MUSIC. STORES.' PBBRUARY ' and March are- specially recommended tor Summer-time Holidays, at .the “HERMITAGE,” MOUNT COOK, and the White Star Hotel! Queenstown.—R. D. Veitch, 90 Princes street. PICNIC COMMITTEES—A supply of CRYSTAL ICE CREAM will please kiddles and grown-ups. 3ija SPORTING. w YND H A M T R 01 £I2OO STAKES NOMINATIONS CLOSE NOMINATIONS SATURDAY. NOMINATIONS FEBRUARY 23 NOMINATIONS 5 p.m. Full Programme Referee. 13th and. 20 , H. HUNTER, -16-f Secretar: ' MEETINGS. RACING , CLUB. A MEETING of MEMBERS will be held in the Supper Room on. SATURDAY, February 23, at 8 p.m. BUSINESS: Adoption of Rules and General. 16f. A. H. BREMNER, • ‘ Secretary. HIGHER CRITICS CB CISED. A REVOLUTION IN CHURCH ■ TEACHING. Mr GAVIN BRIGHTON has just fished a 24-page Pamphlet dealing Higher Criticisms of the Bible, staten by publishers of the Encyclopaedia Br nica,- and‘others. Copies mav be obta from Mr BRIGHTON. Box SO N caps. Price, 4d per copy, i’nclu postage. rpHEr FARMERS’ PAPER— The AgriJ- cultural Department of the Otago Witness is. acknowledged to be unequalled, by that of any other weekly in the Dominion.