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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20702, 27 April 1929, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS. .“TH E ' P ATS Y" “T H E . P A T S-Y” "THE- PATSY" Simply bubbles over: with epigrammatic wit, and it deals with human middle-class people who act in the most human and natural way. In it there are no crime mysteries, no psychological problems, no striving after high dramatic effect—just a simple story about real people. There is Patricia Harrington, unsophisticated, lovable, lonely, scorned by her mother, and despised'by her sister. There are Mrs Harrington and daughter Grace, the one a domineering social climber, and the other a waspish young woman, rude to her mother, ashamed of her father, and always fearful of what other people will say about “the family.” Then there is Mr Harrington, who “ peddles groceries,” good-natured, plain of speech, exasperated at the constant bickerings of the family, and a “great -stickler ’ r for little -Pat. Two likeable young men, Tony. Anderson and Billy Caldwell, .both suitors of Grace, complete the little gathering, of persons concerned. Not very, promising" material, one would imagine. But 'it is soon discovered that under.her simplicity “The Patsy” has much of the “eternal feminine ” —especially when it comes to getting the man she wants. JJIS MAJESTY ’S THEATRE Lessees; Sir Benjamin and .Mr John Fuller. Direction: J. C. Williamson ■ (N.Z.), Ltd., TO-NIGHT—MONDAY NIGHT, TO-NIGHT—MONDAY NIGHT, TO-NIGHT—MONDAY NIGHT,' And TUESDAY NIGHT, at 8 .o’clock. TUESDAY NIGHT, at 8 o’clock. TUESDAY NIGHT, at 8 o’clock. ABSOLUTELY LAST 3 NIGHTS ABSOLUTELY LAST 3 NIGHTS ABSOLUTELY LAST 3 NIGHTS Of the most Charming and Delightful . Comedy ever seen in Dunedin, , the: pa t si; THE PATSY, THE. PA IST, • THE PATSY, T H E PAT SY, , THE PATSY, THE PATSY, THE F’ATSY, THE PATSY, THE PAYS Y, T H E P ATS Y; IE E . PAT SY, . ; -With/ IRENE HOMER. ' . A. S. Byron; Brandon Peters. Sam Wren, Eileen Sparks,. Vera Gerald. . Play produced by George D. Parker. Stage- Manager: _Warde Morgan. THE PATSY, TH E . PALS ITH E PAYS Y. : T EE P A T S Y. THE PATS Y. T.H E P A T S Y. 'THE' P AT SY: T H E-. PAT SY. TH E ; BAT S-Y. THE PATSY. ■ THE. PATSY. . T H E PATSY.THE PATSY IS HUMAN, THE PATSY IS IRRESISTIBLE. YOU. CANNOT HELP LOVING THE PATSY. PRICES:. Reserves, 8t; Middle Stalls, ss; Back Stalls, 2s 6d; Late Door Middle Stalls- (if any room), 4s;* all prices'plus tax. ' ;■ . \ Bos Plans Bristol; Day, Sales Eewa Sweet Shop. • ' r ■ . Manager- ;..-........... Maurice Ralph. BACHELORS’ 'DANCE, Glenpalrn Hall, Tomahawk. WEDNESDAY, Uay 1. Dancing, 8 p.m. to 1 a.m, Excellent music. Supper .provided. Gents, 2s-63; Ladies. Is 6d. Waltzing. Competition and Lucky Spot. Dances. Free Buses leave‘Queen’s Gardens, yla St. Kilda, at 7.45 p.m. Roll up. - Re-' member, 'ft’s the Bachelors’- Dance. .. 27pa ' PROFESSIONAL. ; gOOTH’S ' x ELECTRO-MEDICAL AND MASSAGE ■ : INSTITUTE. 480 George street, Dunedin. Established 38 years.. Phone No. 10-600.' This INSTITUTE is equipped with all the latest Apparatus tor Electro-Medical work, including Diathermy, Suntic Rays,: Blue »and Red Rays, Ultra-Violet Rays, .etc. ■ • Mr Booth treats Various v.bnormal conditions of Muscles, Nerves, and Joints. M A R S H *A L L, iPECIALIST IN . THE TREATMENT OF DISEASES BY PROFESSOR . HIRE’S METHODS. Will be pleased to Treat Patients as under:' 1. IN THEIR OWN HOMES. All appliances brought; _ _ 2. As OUT-PATIENTS of the. INSTITUTE.. Receiving Treatment,Daily. •• 3. As IN-PATIENTS of. the INSTITUTE. By the week. v '• Communicate with us by letter or tele-' phone, or call KIRK’S INSTITUTE’& REST - HOME, Playfair 'street; CAVERSHAM. ■ Phone 22-469.' ■: - Af ASS AGE AND ELECTRO-MEDICAL ITA INSTITUTE. MISS MURIEL HARE (R.M., N.Z. Govt.) ; Is Practising at New Rooms, BANK OF N.Z., LONDON STREET. ■Phone 12-887,. Private 10-?79. Hours: 11 a.m.-l p.m., 4 p.m.-7 p.m., ■ . and by appointment. >-■' - i —» «- 1 & 11 —",» > Wil. GEO. P. PERRY, Health Adviser, Registered ■" ’Masseur,,- - 520 GEORGE STREET, Now giving ■ Dequer’s. Triple Coil Blanket for Rheumatism. Neuritis, Sciatica, Lumbago, ■ Arthritis. Attested by fact that Dr Percy Wilde, . England, an authority on - acid diseases, treats l 100 patients daily by this “.Pyretic” method with unparalleled-success, , Treatments given by Appointment. , [A Cabd.J MR FRANCIS HELPS, SUGGESTIVE THERAPEUTIST AND NERVE SPECIALIST, Can be Consulted by Intending "Patients at his « CHAMBERS, ", 505 KING STREET. Hours as follow: 10 to 12 a.m, and 2 till 6 p.m. FRANCIS HELPS. S.T. [Professional Cabo.] . Phone 10-907. • Private Phone 22-681. w. T. HEN AG HAN, SURGEON DENTIST. LONDON DENTAL PARLOURS, STOCK EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, DUNEDIN. Open Friday Evening, 7 to 8.30, T? -TEILSON,- Registered Masseur, f “r* meNy in charge massage room, Ki George 7 Hospital, Rotorua, may ■ CONSULTED at, ST. CLAIR-BATHS Hot Sea Water Baths always real Electric Baths, -Medical, Electric Tre ments sri-en successfully: Tor Sciatii Lumbago, Neuritis. • and -11 other . for; of Nervous Disorders. , ELECTIOMSM (20); Paape has . through the • mill—both, as; a La Organiser and Secretary and as chief ganlaer .to the Reform Party, ,His csperl entitles him to your vote on May i.