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Otago Daily Times, Issue 20930, 21 January 1930, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. FULLERS' pRINGESS THEATRE Proprietor* i Pit Benjamin and Ur John Fuller. KING LAUGHTER RULES. BAROMETER OF JOY RISES. Such a Tumult of Applause has never been heard in a Dunedin Theatre as last night. TO-NIGHT At 8. TO-NIGHT And Four Following Nights. ABSOLUTELY LAST WEEK. Sir Benjamin and Mr John Fuller Present Their American and English Comedy Company, with MISS LEONA FUKIASTH. The Ideal of Playgoers, in the Famous Comedy in Three Acts: -"SIX CYLINDER LOVE.*’--“SIX CYLINDER LOVE."--"SIX CYLINDER LOVE.” ’SIX CYLINDER LOVE” “SIX CYLINDER LOVE." A Story of Romance, Motor Cars, and Domesticity. CAST OF CHARACTERS. Richard Burton WYELEY BIRCH Geraldine Burton Mary Curtain Phyllis Burton Molly Raynor Harold Winston ........ John Warwick Bertram Rogers Compton Coutts Tom Johnson Norman Scurr Margaret Rogers Eve Dawney Gilbert Sterling .. LEONARD DOYLE Marilyn Sterling .. LEONA HOGARTH William Donroy ',.. Norman Wister Geo. Stapleton Reginald Roberts ■Mary Lucile Lisle Play Produced by WYRLEY BIRCH. Stage Director ...... Reginald Roberts Prices: 3s, 2s. Is {Res. 4s). All taxable prices plus tax. BOX PLANS at THE BRISTOL till 5.30; after at HALL'S FRUIT SHOP Theatre tel. 13-702. “THE LIDO" ! A quiet.'restful rendezvous where there 1 awaits a Delicious Cup of Tea for tired ; shoppers. OUR MOTTO: Cleanliness and Quick Service. LUNCHEON MENU. SAVOURIES (on Toast), Is. Green Peas. Tomatoes. Toasted Cheese, Whitebait. Asparagus, Spaghetti, Baked Beans. Sardines. Scrambled Eggs. COLD MEATS Is 3d. York Ham and Tongue. Stuffed Mutton, Oorned Beef, Sirloin of Beef, Salmon Mayonnaise, Herrings in Tomato Sauce, Served with Tea. Coffee, or Cocoa. Bread and Butter. HOT ENTREES, la 3d. .Hoped Oysters, Fricassee of Salmon, Sheeps Tongue and Parsley Sauce, Fricassee of Tongue and Green Peas. NOTE.—These delightful rooms are now under entirely. New Management. ACCOMMODATION AT HOLIDAV RESORTS. when IN CHRISTCHURCH STAX AT COKER’S HOTEL Only three minutes’ walk from Railway Station and the Heart of the City. CON v ENIENCE, SERVICE AND SATISFACTION is tile motto of the Famous Hotel. Commercial Travellers and Public Service Bous^. When in Christchurch stay at COKER’S HOTEL. W ANGUS. Proprietor. ■reverley TIMARU, H 0 U S advise that we are FULI BOOKED for the .whole of January a are now accepting Bookings os fn February 1, Mr and Mrs W..J, HOGG. Proprietors. (MTY BUFFET PRIVATE HO Corner Colombo and Lichfield atr CHRISTCHURCH. „ Phone A 5266. Under new management. An ideal m the heart of the City. Contin plan. Liberal table. Pull Board Ids Concession to pi nent guests. K. ANDERSON. Propnetr RRABMAR HOD ° TIMARU. ARE NOW BOOKING FOR TI HOLIDAY SEASON. 5 Minutes' walk from Caroline Bay and centre of town. Terms ModerateTelephone 040. , ’ Cl OT EL AMBASSADORS (Christchurch’s Private Hotel ■ de Luxe) Has every modern appointment.' Excellent cuisine. Garage handy. Tariff: Casuals, 12s 6d per day; Permanent by arrangement. MANCHESTER STREET (Near Railway Station). Phone 2930. Telegrams and let promptly attended to. T. J. SLEEMAN, Proprieto WHERE TO STAY IN CHRISTCHURCH. HOTEL FEDERAL, Victoria square, Christchurch. , All communications receive prompt attention. T. G LEWIS, Proprietor. Box 532. Telephone 1040. OEMBROKE—Eight Days' Holiday JT £6 10s, Includes return motor and accommodation at White Star H Pembroke —Ring White Star, 13-444. HAMPDEN tor your Holidays.—FA MILTON S PRIVATE HOTEL offers good accommodation for Visitors; terms moderate^— Phon*9R Xsja MARANUKU HOUSE Kaka Point, Souin Otago's premier seaside resort.—For terms’ and accommodation apply to D, Mac Kechnle, Kaka Point 180 LvuiC HOUSE. 28 Arthur street, Tlmaru— Permanent and Casual Quests catered for. Vacancies for Visitors from January 1 Mrs Wilkins 4j a Poplar grove, Clyde.—vacancies from January 4, 1020; every comfort . good table , moderate tariff.—Mrs J D Ross (phone 38) 48 WAKKINGION HOUSE—ideal Accommo datlon for holiday makers: every com fort and service. H Couper. proprietor THE OAKS,’ Palmerston; Ideal home for Visitors and Permanent Guests, beautiful grounds; very sunny.—Telephone 63 - I6ja A CCOMMODATION tor Paying Guests at Manor House. Warrington.— Apply Mrs Laverty 11 Elder street. Dunedin fcja KARITANE —To LET, after Fcbrua Furnished 3-roomed COTTAGE ; both beaches,—lß, Times ORlre. T'HE First Utility of Frequent and Regular Advertising consists in this: There is at all times a large class of persons both in country and town, wlio have no fixed places for the purchase oi certain necessary articles, and are ready to be swayed and drawn toward any particular place which is earne sly brought under their notice Indifferent to all they yield without hesitation to the first who asks.