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

AMUSEMENTS. ONCE AGAIN THE WIZARD D. W. GRIFFITH, WITH HIS GENIUS AND ARTISTRY, HAS MADE A, PICTURE THAT'WILL BE REMEMBERED FOR ALL TIME AS THE ONCE IN A WHILE GREAT PICTURE. “THE BATTLE OF THE SEXES,” WITH ITS SIMPLE, HUMAN THEME, WENT STRAIGHT TO THE HEARTS OF THE BIG AUDIENCE AT THE STRAND • LAST NIGHT. AGAIN TO-DAY AT THE $ T R A N D “ Fuller-Hay ward's Theatre of Big Attractions.” 2.IS—TWICE DAILY—7.4S p.m. D. W. GRIFFITH'S LATEST AND GREATEST A simple,, human story of home — its joys and heartaches —its trials and comforts —revealing the joys and sorrows of human hearts, a picture for father, mother, son, and daughter—D. W. Griffith’s latest and greatest : — 7- —-— “THE BATTLE OF THE SEXES.” “THE BATTLE OF THE SEXES.” “THE BATTLE OF THE SEXES.” “THE BATTLE OF THE SEXES." “ THE BATTLE OF THE SEXES.” “THE BATTLE OF THE SEXES.” “THE BATTLE OF THE SEXES.” “THE BATTLE OF THE SEXES;’’ “ THE BATTLE OF THE SEXES.” “THE BATTLE OF THE SEXES.” “ THE BATTLE OF THE SEXES.” “THE BATTLE OF THE SEXES.” Featuring JEAN HERSHOLT, PHYLLIS HAVER, BELLE BENNETT,' ■ —And— SALLY O’NEILL. Not a war picture—but a picture of the everlasting war between Man and Woman—as old as Eve —as -new as To-morrow—the . Eternal Battle that is forever being fought and never being won—the war of the sexes. ON THE STAGE. Dance Novelty—“A Flirtation.” Pupils of Otago School of Dancing. SECOND FEATURE * AGNES AYRES AGNES AYRES AGNES AYRES In an Historical Study in Technicolour of the Life of Napoleon and Josephine. “THE LADY OF VICTORIES.” “THE LADY OP VICTORIES.” “THE LADY OF VICTORIES.” “THE LADY OF VICTORIES.” “THE LADY OF VICTORIES.” THE STRAND ORCHESTRA. Entr'acte Novelty, “The Bells of St. Mary’s.” Arr. by Mr L. D. Austin. BOX PLANS' ARE NOW OPEN in the Theatre Entrance. Phone 13-379 for Reserves.

QRAND CARNIVAL AT MILTON AT MILTON (Opp. War Memorial), Commencing FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15. Ending SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23. 8 WONDERFUL NIGHTS. THE STEAM ROUND-ABOUT. THE STEAM ROUND-ABOUT, With its Twinkling Lights and Galloping Horses. THE CHAIR-O-PLANE. Twisting, Twirling, and ■ Spinning in Mid-air. , THE FERRIS WHEEL. The Thrill of Thrills. . Brilliant Illuminations and Music, EVERY EVENING AT 7. Admission to Location Free. COME AND ENJOY THE FUN FOR YOUNG AND OLD,

■yyHEHE SHALL WE GO? Why not to the LIDO -CAFE for a satisfying HOT THREE-COURSE LUNCH, beautifully cooked and served. Is 3d.and Is 6d. HOT TEA, Is 3d. Close Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, 7.30; Open Friday and Saturday Night till 11.30. Q. A R D E N ' FETE, In Aid of Girl Guides’ Association, To be held at “WYCHWOOD.” MUSSELBURGH RISE (By kind courtesy of Lady .Ferguson), On SATURDAY, MARCH 2, at 2.30 p.m. Band in Attendance. Admission, Is; Children, 6d. QROQUET. CROQUET. CROQUET. The OTAGO CROQUET CHAMPIONSHIPS will be COMMENCED on the Punga Lawns, Roslyn, on WEDNESDAY, February 20. at 10 a.m. All interested cordially invited. Afternoon Tea available. Mrs H. J. DIXON, 16f Hon. Secretary. ZEALAND RAILWAYS. VISIT BEAUTIFUL LAKE WANAKA. WEEK-END EXCURSIONS, DUNEDIN TO PEMBROKE. FRIDAY TO TUESDAY. On FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, and on each subsequent Friday until DECEMBER'" 13, inclusive (except Friday, March 291. Week-end Excursion Tickets will be issued from Dunedin to Pembroke, available for return on Tuesday following date of issue. Train leaves Dunedin 7.40 a.m. Fridays, returns Tuesdays 5.47 p.m. First Class, £5 4s 6d; Second Class, £4 13s. . Includes rail fare, motor -fare, and accommodation at Pembroke Hotel for dinner Friday till breakfast Tuesday. Tickets available by Anderson’s Crom-well-Pembroke Motor Service only. FIVE DAYS’ GLORIOUS HOLIDAY. Tickets obtainable and further information supplied at RAILWAY BOOKING OFFICE. . Telephone 10-930. POWER BOARD NOTICES. IN CITY COUNCIL. TEMPORARY SUSPENSION ELECTRICITY SUPPLY. CONSUMERS of ELECTRICITY • in the FAIRFIELD DISTRICT are hereby notified that POWER WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 12.30 p.m. and 3.30 p.m. TO-DAY (SATURDAY), the 16th instant. G. A. LEWIN, _ „ _ . Town Clerk. Imvn Hall, Dunedin, February IS. 1920. 16f MOTOR SERVICES. Phone. 12-833. 12-833 12-833 12-833 12-833 12-833. 12-833 12-833. 12-833. 12-833. K EMPTHORNE’S It Costs yon no .a. - Use our Roomy Saloon Cars. Same Prices Day or Night. Engage Your Cars at the Garage, Across the street from Luggage Van. Use the Tag on Telephone Directory, TAXIS TAXIS TAXIS TAXIS TAXIS TAXIS TAXIS TAXIS TAXIS TAXIS TAXIS