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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20701, 26 April 1929, Page 13

Advertisement* and Other Announcements.

AMUSEMENTS. LAUGHTER WEEK! LAUGHTER WEEK! LAUGHTER WEEK! Commences TO-DAY’S MATINEE 2.15. EVENING SESSION DE LUXE, 7.45. At the EMPIRE U E LUXE FUN! LAUGHS! HILARITY! FUN! LAUGHS! HILARITY! HE’S HERE AGAIN. GLENN TRYON (The GLENN TRYON Kid's GLENN TRYON Clever) With PATSY RUTH MILLER • PATSY RUTH MILLER In the Rollicking Riot o£ Corned}', “THE GATE CRASHER.” “THE GATE CRASHER.” “THE GATE CRASHER.” “THE GATE CRASHER.” "THE GATE CRASHER.” “THE GATE CRASHER.” "THE GATE CRASHER.” "THE GATE CRASHER.” “THE GATE CRASHER.” “THE GATE CRASHER.” A Gay. Fast. Frisky, Funny Comedy of sin Amateur Detective who was always Butting m without an Invitation, and runs up against Convulsive Comical Complications that will Drive you to Hysterics. IT’S A COMEDY RIOT! We will also present— Hi'arious Tmals and Tribulations of a Wealthy “Softy” and “Easy Mark,” known Colloquially as '■ THE BUTTER AND EGG MAN" AND EGI MAN " THE SKHSS AND EGG MAN" “THE BUTTER AND EGG MAN" " £P.TTER AND EGG MAN " “THE BUTTER AND EGG MAN” (Or “The Worm Who Turned"), JACK MULHALL and^RETA NISSEN JACK MULHALL and GRETA NISSEN JACK MULHALL and GRETA NISSEN Snappy, Spicy, Sparkling, RICH AND RACY COMEDY DELIGHT. Say, Mr Beauchamp, l*m an Amurn* can Millionaire, and I want to buy youi London Zoo for my Kid—- " Sorry, old Chappie, it can’t be done, but we might arrange to Buy your Kid for our London Zoo.” , DELIGHTFUL ENTERTAINMEN ON STAGETHE 'MUSICAL ACT SUPERB! MARTIN MAGDUFF. MARTIN MAGDUFF, MARTIN MAGDUFF. MARTIN MAGDUFF, MARTIN MAGDUFF, MARTIN MAGDUFF, MARTIN MAC-DUFF. MARTIN MAGDUFF, The Celebrated Scottish Tenor. And IVY JERMYN, IVY JERMYN. IVY JERMYN, IVY. JERMYN. IVY. JERMYN, IVY JERMYN. on. m ?TT JERMYN, The Wonderful English Violinist, i irect from the London Coliseum, In a Delightful Offering of Musical , Artistry! thfatr&M no * w open AT IE fgjr&i&s ’slj'be 12-432 and 12-433. WATCH FOR—CLARA BOW CLARA BOW CLARA BOW In “THREE WEEK-ENDS.” "THREE WEEK-ENDS.” "THREE WEEK-ENDS" Ml®? WALLACE’S DANCE. ANZAC DAY, THURSDAY, APRIL 25. Patrons please note that NO DANCE will be held in the Vedic on this date. FRIDAY EVENING: Tuition Class. 7.30-9.30. All the Latest Dances Taught, including THE TILE TROT. ■ Admission 2/For'Private Tuition Address « Phone °dg Cumberland street. UNIVERSITY CONCERT. x ALLEN HALL. SATURDAY, APRIL 27. At 8 p.m. Under the Direction of Dr V. ] Lecturer in Music, Concerto in D minor (Bad pianist, Mr Max Scherek. So .minor for Violin ‘and Piano Miss Isobel Langlamls and ’ Galway Concerto in B flat maj \T‘l^ ky) iVi Bo l° .Mis M,,?- nal c . Songs (Handel. Blair*’ Schubert - Strauss), 1 . Tickets. Half a crowi ROOKING BY • ELECTRICITY. A DEMONSTRATION "ORION" ELECTRIC RANG given in Messrs H. E, SH4 LTD.’e Upstairs Showroom, Prii south, TO-DAY (FRIDAY). A] 2 p.m. A DINNER WILL BE COOKED. All interested are invited. Q.ORE COMPETITIONS SOCIETY The DATE for CLOSING of ENTRIES W. D, SHELTON, P.O Bos 94. Gore. SeCretar £- A RUMMAGE SALE In aid of Bapt slons will be held in Car Sheds ington. on Friday, April 26, at 10 a.m clean second-hand clothing, etc. DIVIDENDS. •THE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY. LIMITED, DIVIDEND. An Interim Dividend of Is 3d per share for the half-year ended February 28, 1929 has been Declared, and will be PAYABLE on and after APRIL 24. Shareholders can obtain warrants on application at the Company's Offices. By Order of the Board. P. H. UPTON, General Manager. RELIGIOUS? FRIENDLY SOCIETIES’ COMMI X RATIVE CHURCH PAR, MOSGTEL. —Members of M.U.T.O U.A.0.D.. R.A.0.8, and A-0.0.F. Li are invited to Parade at the Ocldfel Hall, Moegiel, at 10.30 a.m. on SUN! April 28. to take part m the - Service, to be held in the Mosgicl Pr ter inn Church. ELBCTIONISM (15) ; If elected to the Council 1 would not be. coerced by Council officials. My job would be to consider every question on Us merits. Vote paape on May 1. rHE FARMERS”?APER.--The Agn cultural Department of the Otago Witness is acknowledged to be unequalled by that of any other' weekly the Dominion (I WITNESS.—New Stories. A large amount of reading matter.

AMUSEMENTS. Y OU WILTj NEVER FORGET WHAT YOU SEE HERE TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT! A KINEMA CANVAS TO TREASURE AS LONG AS PULSES BEAT AND WOMEN LOVE! TO-DAY, 2.15 TO-DAY, 2.15 STRAND. STRAND. TO-NIGHT, 7.45. TO-NIGHT, 7.45. The Little Theatre With the Big Attractions. Joseph M. Schenck Presents THE INCOMPARABLE NORMA norm; NORMA NORMA NORMA NORMA NORMA TALMADGE, TALMADGE, TALMADGE, TALMADGE, TALMADGE, TALMADGE, TALMADGE, NORMA TALMADGE. NORMA TALMADGE. NORMA TALMADGE. NORMA TALMADGE. NORMA TALMADGE. NORMA TALMADGE. NORMA TALMADGE.; With GILBERT ROLAND. Never has the Charm and Personality of the Lovely Norma—the World’s Emotional Actress—been so Alluring and Irresistible «o Adorable and Compelling, as she appears in this Amazing Picture that has become an international Sensation— THE WOMAN THE WOMAN THE WOMAN THE WOMAN THE WOMAN THE WOMAN THE WOMAN DISPUTED." DISPUTED" DISPUTED.” DISPUTED.” DISPUTED." DISPUTED.” DT I?UTED.” THE WOMAN THE WOMAN THE WOMAN THE WOMAN THE WOMAN THE WOMAN THE WOMAN DISPUTED.” DISPUTED.” DISPUTED.” DISPUTED.” DISPUTED.” DISPUTED.” DISPUTED.” A Human Story, Startling in its Daring and Unconventional Enisodes—thathit will leave .fou iSllToundil^* 11 “ ° Wx 80 P ° igllant and Rea,istic ACCLAIMED BY THE NEW ZEALAND PRESS2n?’ er (WelHnJtonX h Jv (^ el «S gt ° n Extraordinary Entertainmenu Dominion). A mastermeca” (Auckland Sun), “Wholly Vtxt it* ** \tv etmigiOQ (Wellington Dominion), "A masterpiece : remarkable—unforgettable ” (Auckland Herald). BOOK—AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT—BOOK 4. 1 * P m « di ,?. ",*ll flock to see this remarkable picture, just’ as the public ration t tL a fir ß^ C a l ?° d ’ wher ® hundr T eds . we re unable to gain adbook early “ fi t V€eks screening. It i 8 therefore advisable to BOX PLANS NOW OPEN AT THE BRISTOL, and also at thoTHEATRE, Henry King Production—United Artist Picture HOTELS. TV" H I S K T F R E E! SPECIAL THIS. WEEK ONLY. A SAMPLE BOTTLE WHISKY GIVEN FREE WITH EACH LARGE BOTTLE WHISKY, BRANDY. OR GINPURCHASED FOR CASH. TWENTY DIFFERENT BRANDS, AT LOWEST PRICES, TO CHOOSE FROM. ■CROWN HOTE L BOTTLE STORE, RATTRAY STREET. BRANSON BROS., Proprietors. Telephone 10-978. P.O. Box 220. E E x celsi or hot I'HE BAR WITH THE FRIENDLY FEELING. _ THE RENDEZVOUS OF SPORTS. THE BEST OF LIQUORS STOCKED ONLY. Our BOTTLE DEPARTMENT Y ° U Try our SPECIAL DRAFT WHISKY lla 6d pat Bottle, 6s per Pint * SPECIAL DRAFT BRANDY, ' , 9s per Bottle. 4s 9d per Pint. ' SPECIAL DRAFT PORT. 3a per Bottle. OLD JAMAICA RUM (The Sailors' Favourite), ils oG pei, Bottle, 6s per Pint. r» r, r, COUNTRY ORDERS SOLICTTPri * TMNGEOTE ” ri8l “ •”«’ tr “ — * Propriet

amusements. EVERYBODY’S Direction: Fuller-Hayward Theatres. “Where the Good Programmes Are." 2.IS—TWICE DAILY—7.4S p.m. If you like to Laugh, don’t miss this Hilarious Comedy of the Links and the Women the Golfers Leave Behind— VERA REYNOLDS and VERA REYNOLDS and VERA REYNOLDS and VERA REYNOLDS and , HARRISON FORD HARRISON FORD HARRISON FORD HARRISON FORD “ GOLF WIDOWS.” “GOLF WIDOWS.” “GOLF WIDOWS.” "GOLF WIDOWS.” “GOLF WIDOWS." “ GOLF WIDOWS.” “GOLF WIDOWS.” “ GOLF WIDOWS.” “GOLF WIDOWS.” “GOLF WIDOWS." “GOLF WIDOWS." “ GOLF WIDOWS.” " GOLF WIDOWS." There’s 60 laughs a minute in the - hilarious farce—and. you don’t have to be a golfer to enjoy it. There’s more complications and funny_ situations in this picture than you ever saw in one picture before. —And— CLARA BOW and GILBERT ROLAND CLARA BOW and GILBERT ROLAND In a rich, rare, spicy Romance unfolded in a story of youthful love and temptation—“THE PLASTIC AGE.” “ THE PLASTIC -AGE." “THE PLASTIC ACE.” “THE PLASTIC AGE." “THE PLASTIC AGE.” THE PLASTIC AGE.” “THE PLASTIC AGE.” Box Plans at The Bristol, or Phone 10-591, K lr ? G EDWARD THEATRE Direction; Fuller-Hayward Theatres. ' -‘IGHT 7.30 ' TO-NIGHT FRED THOMSON FRED THOMSON - FEED THOMSON AND SILVER KING • AND SILVER KING AND SILVER KING In a Thrilling Story of the West in days of the pioneers—“KlT CARSON." “KIT CARSON." “KIT CARSON.” "KIT CARSON.” VERA REYNOLDs“Jnd VERA REYNOLDS and HARRISON FO i HARRISON FO “GOLF WIDOWS.” " GOLF WIDOWS.” Bing 22-573 for Reserves. STANLEY CONCERT DIRECTION. TUESDAY NEXT AT 8. In the HALL Also, THURSDAY and SATURDAY Following. TWO CELEBRATED ENGLISH INSTRUMENTALISTS: Misses IZARD IZARD IZARD IZARD. IZARD IZARD Constance (Violin), * Margaret (’Cello), Ih Magnificent Programmes of CLASSICAL AND MODERN MUS At the Piano, Mr ERNEST EMPSON. “ Their playing was distinguished Keen rhythmical sense, a purity of a delicate grace, and a delightful, t taneoue humour.”—Montreal Gazette. PRICES: 5s 3s, 2s (Plus Tax). Se Ticket,. 10s 6d (Plus Tax). Stud Concessions, BOX PLAN AT THE BRISTOL, J£ARLY SETTLERS’ HALT, PIONEER HALL. TO-MORROW NIGHT 1 TO-MORROW NIGHT! AND “Wembley “ Wembley “ Wembley “ Wembley “ Wembley “ Wembley “ Wembley “ Wembley. " Wembley Club.” Club.” Club.” Club.” Club.” Club." Club.” Club.” Club.” OLD AND NEW DANCES. Two Dance Bands. Two Dance Bands. Dagg’s Orchestra. Arthur Gordon’s DANCE BAND. Admission, 2s 6d. Supper Provided. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. JT IS COMFORT THAT And VISITORS TO DUNEDIN Can be Assured of this at WOODS PRIVATE HOTEI RATTRAY STREET.It is not the desire of Mrs Malthus make this Hotel elaborate, JUST HAPE AND BRIGHT, creating a feeling th you are in your own home, MAKE YOUR NEXT STAY HERE And if only for the day, visit tl SPLENDID LUNCHEON AND TE ROOMS ATTACHED TO THE HOTE Communications Invited. Phone 10-757. ' CLUB HODS MORAY PLACE E, (Opposite Public Library). E nellent Accommodation for Permanent and Casual Boarders. . Reduced Tariff for PERMANENTS. All Up-to-Date Conveniences. Good Table Moderate Tariff. 19ja ; Mrs H. CANNING. ALBVN HOUSE, 558 KINO .STREET— Superior Private Accommodation; all communications receive prompt attention: terras moderate. Garage available. J. W. MTVOR, Proprietress. Phone 12-889 2lja NSLOWH O O S E. Ocean Beach, St. Kilda. Superior ACCOMMODATION; reasonable tariff; every modern convenience; use of good tennis courts. 17n PHONE 22-550. Dominion private hotel. 341 Cumberland street, 2 minu-es Railway -Station (past Fire Brigade Station) Bed and breakfast from 4a; or 7s per day; weekly by arrangement. Correspondence promptly attended to. Telephone 13-336; H. JARVIS, Proprietor. Leith h b o s e." superior accommodation. Excellent cuisine; moderate tariff; vacancies for guests. ' On Tram Route. GEORGE STREET. 4m PHONE No. 11-021. 5S— BED and BREAKFAST; Miramar Private Hotel. Stuart street (’opposite Law Courts and Railway Station) * lm BOARD-RESIDENCE; good, table and beds. Bed and Breakfast, 8s 6d.— (Late of IB London street), how 68 Carroll street. St7m

SPORTING. 0 AMARU "JOCKEY CLUB. WINTER MEETING. MAY 4 in for . 3,1 Events, includvirTrr ot ?{?PTf? -t l ie undersigned IUAiUHT (FRIDAI), April 26, at 8 pjn, ' , Alteration, of Order of Races:— J di M : 2 Tr ' al Stakes; 3, Winter Sf- *> Oamaru Trot; 5, Flying Handi--5&; \ tKa, 1 ' W " k “" D. V. G. SMITH, P.0.80x 89. Secretary. Telegrams: “Mackismith.” ACCOMMODATION AT HOLIDAY RESORTS. M R U. THE MOST SUNNY POSSIE IN THE SOUTH ISLAND. And the. ROYAL HOTEL , J B Very Comfortable. Situated Handy to Railway Station and Caroline Bay. AMPLE TIME for Refreshments when Trains arrive. Tunaru and Speight’s Ales on Tap. TM?TPw. th ?o Best uor? Stocked. lARIFF. 12 s per Day. Permanent ' ooardl by Arrangement. F. CARTER. Proprietor. W HERE TO chu T r a ch in ghrist - HOTEL FEDERAL. Victoria square. Christchurch. All communications receive orompt attention. Box 532 TeSphon E e W llo4b.Pr°PrietOP I o4b. Pr ° PrietOP pjOTBL A MBA SSA DO (Christchurch's Private Hotel de Luxe) /i modern appointment. Excel' ci Garage handy Tariff • cam 12a fid per day: Permaneni by arrange” MANCHESTER STREET fNear Railway Station). promptly auended to r ° ,esranlß M» T' J SLEEMAN Proprletoi S TAY AT STONEHURST PRIVJ • HOTEL. Superior Accommodation, 12s fid to a day; 5 minutes centre city. Telegra StoneJea, ChnstchnrclJ. * $ p *’’lSlTOßfc t. Stewart island will and cc f° rtab ACCOMMODATION at £ view House M Topi f ( ' lo o E , GARORO.NA HOTEL for y v. Holidays if you want rest and au ness.—J D Paterson, proprietor \\fHITE HOUSE. Bcacb street. Walk am. offers good ACCOMMODATIUI visit..re. moderate tariff —m Cooper, oh 4d. . H AM S summer RESORI Private Hotel offers c A.t.C,(JMM< UIATIDN; hot and cold wa electric light.-Phone 9R, W AN ,TJ?. D ,‘o RENT, unfurnished HOI JJ Walkoualtl; short term.—67. Tl Office. , ELECTIONISM (19) ; Sell Walpori, and v would be at the mercy of the Governmei regarding rates tor Electric Light an Power. No sale. Vote for Arthur Paape. I'tlh First Utility ot frequent regular Advertising consists in chit L'here ’ is at all times a large class < Persons both in country and town wt have no fixed places for the purchase t certain necessary articles, and are read to be swayed and drawn toward any pa uvular place which is earnestly brougl under their notice. Indifferent to al they vinld without hesitation to the fin who asks Otago daily times and witness JOB printing depart MENT.—Job Printing of every description done with despatch, and at lowest current rate*.

—"after all, there’s only one ‘Grand.’” grand hotel PUBLIC CONFIDENCE. —We abide by this conviction —The foundation of a greater Grand Hotel must rest upon the confidence of the Public in our integrity by selling only the very best in Wines and Spirits. Upon this solid founda- — tion we have pledged ourselves to build—bottle by bottle. HOME SUPPLY DEPARTMENT. When we established our home supply Department in Princes street —we exploded the old idea that a Bottle Store must be up a side street. Ours is in the very Hub —of the City of Dunedin and our business is ever on the increase be—- — cause we give our customers the best that money can buy. —• SINCERITY and PROGRESS. The Grand is progressive and we delight in progress. We aim to lead and to lead all the time. We have the -Hub of Dunedin as our base, the best building of its kind,— the biggest cellars, the largest, most varied, and valuable' stocks in the cleanest and most Hygienic cellars and bars south of the Equator. HANDBOOK and PRICE LIST. —Do let us send you, free, the fascinating story about the manu—- — facture of wines and spirits con—- — tained in our 36-page book.. Ask anywhere in the Grand, or • write to-day. Country residents can save money and get better value. Nothing —is a trouble at the Grand. We rail —a single bottle anywhere just as readily as a case. ARTHUR PAAPE Proprietor, Always with pleasure at your service.— 0 B A N HOTEL OCTAGON. DUNEDIN. Ale or Stout 1/4 Pilaenei Lager 1/6 Australian Lager .. .. 1/6 Aragon Spanish Wine .. 4/Austrahan Port 5/Tribunal Douro Port .. ~ ■ 8/6 French. Brandy 10/House Whisky (glass free) 12/Manhattan Cocktail .. .. 7/6 Tudor Cocktail 12/Champagne Cyder .. 3/6 ' Spanish Sherry 5/1 bottle Brandy 1 bottle Wine tor . .. 14/F. GRIFFITHS PAAPE, 13d Proprietor ELECTIONISM (18) : So long as Walporl remains the property of Dunedin the citizens can exercise a measure of control over it. No Government control. Vote tor Arthur Paape. INSPECT First - class BUILDING MATERIALS. Tennyson street; Sale Friday. April 26, 12 o'clock.—Park, Reynolds. Ltd. 23ap ELECTIONISM (20) : Paape has been through the mill—both as a Labour Organiser and Secretary and as chief Organiser to the Reform Party. His experience entitles him lo your vote on May 1. WALLPAPFHS. —There is a better selection at Wrens, the Wallpaper People. If you cannoi call, send tor Samples. I'UE First Lulity ot frequent and regular Advertising consists in this: There is at ail times a large class ol nersons both in country and town, who have no fixed places for the purchase of certain necessary articles, and are ready to be swayed and drawn toward any par ticular place which is earnestly brought under their notice. Indifferent to all, they yield without hesitation to the first olio ngtra.