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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21241, 23 January 1931, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS. Now Showing at Fuller-Hayward’s ITR A N D 2.IS—TWICE DAILY—7.4S. DOLORES COSTELLO, DOLORES COSTELLO, DOLORES COSTELLO, DOLORES COSTELLO, DOLORES COSTELLO, DOLORES COSTELLO, GRANT WITHERS and JAMES GRANT WITHERS and JAMES KIRKWOOD KIRKWOOD In “HEARTS IN EXILE.” “ HEARTS IN EXILE.” “ HEARTS IN EXILE.” “ HEARTS IN EXILE.” “HEARTS IN EXILE.” “ HEARTS IN EXILE.” “ HEARTS IN EXILE.” “HEARTS IN EXILE.” " HEARTS IN EXILE.” “ HEARTS IN EXILE.” “ HEARTS IN EXILE.” “ HEARTS IN EXILE.” “ HEARTS IN EXILE.” “ HEARTS IN EXILE.” You’ll see and hear beautiful Dolores as a Russian peasant girl in “ Hearts m Exile,” and, believe us, it’s even greater than her previous Vitaphone roles in “ The Glad Rag Doll ” and “ Noah’s Ark.” A First National and Vitaphone Production (More suitable for Adult Audience). THE SUPPORTING PROGRAMME Includes ' “JINGLE BELLS” “ JINGLE BELLS ’’ “JINGLE BELLS” “JINGLE BELLS” (Song Cartoon), THE TALKIE NEWS REEL, THE TALKIE NEWS REEL, THE TALKIE NEWS REEL, And a great variety of TALKING AND SINGING FEATURES. TALKING AND SINGING FEATURES. TALKING AND SINGING FEATURES Entr’acte, Prelude in G Minor. By Rachmaninoff. Box Plan at The Bristol, Phone Re* serves at Theatre (phone 13*379). Note: Phone Reserves will not be held after 7.45. JJING EDWARD THEATRE TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. REGINALD DENNY, REGINALD DENNY, With NORA LANE, NORA LANE, In “ONE HYSTERICAL NIGHT.” “ONE HYSTERICAL NIGHT.” “ONE HYSTERICAL NIGHT.” Box Plan at the Theatre. Phone 22-573. COMMENCING TO-MORROW: GARY COOPER GABY COOPER GARY COOPER In “THE VIRGINIAN.” “THE VIRGINIAN.” “THE VIRGINIAN.” jQO NOT MISS THIS! BURNS ANNIVERSARY HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, At 8 p.m* Address: SOME ASPECTS OF THE POETRY OF BURNS,” Rev. W. ALLEN STEVELY, M-A-, Dip. Ed. e Full Programme in Thursday’s Issue. THE CONCERT OF THE SEASON. NOTE SPECIAL PRICES: t s C, and 0.5., 2g (Reserves 6d extra); Pit, Is. jn’t he disappointed. Book at “ Begg g. CASTLE Visitors to Dunedin should not fail to pay a visit to this historic old home, now renovated and cared for. The huge ball room has been converted into an Antique Gallery, and is now filled with rare and beautiful antique furniture, china, silver, and bric-a-brac, all of which are for sale at moderate prices, Lovers of antiques should make a point of seeing this dmThe Antique Gallery and the Grounds, and also, during January, the Unsurpassed View from the Tower (over 1000 ft above sea level, are open to the public on TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS from 2 p.m. until 6 p.m. ADMISSION: 2s 6d. Afternoon Tea Provided Free. For the convenience of those not having their own motor cars, the Peninsula Motor Company’s buses leave the Queen’s Gardens for the Castle direct on TUESDAY and SATURDAY, at 2 p.m. Return fare (not including admission), 2s 6d. STOCK ALL THE MUSIC “ SONG O’ MY HEART,” Sung by JOHN M'CORMACK. “ Rose of Tralee. Price Is 9d. “ Song of My Heart.” Price Is 9d. “ I Feel You Near Me.” Price Is 9d“X hear You Calling Me.” Price 2b. “ Passing By,” Price 2s, “Then You'll Remember Me," Price Is. SONGS YOU WILL NEVER FORGET. BUY YOUR MUSIC AT THE “POPULAR” MUSIC STORES. TERRY’S MUSIC STORES, DUNEDIN,

MINIATURE GOLF. pRIZES WORTH WINNING Are given by the CIVIC MINIATURE LINKS OPEN STROKE CONTEST FOR CHILDREN. From 10 a.m, to 0 p.m. TO-MORROW. ALL NEXT WEEK. MEN’S LOWEST SCORE COMPETITION. Returnees of 16 Best Cards will Play Off. THE CIVIC OPEN DAILY from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. Main Entrance, the Town Hall. PICNICS. T> U T C H E R S’ PICNIC Will be held at EVANSDALE. On MONDAY NEXT, JANUARY 26. Sports for Young and Old, Monster Baby Show, Good Prizes. Tea, Milk, Sugar, and Fruit Provided. Abundant Supply of Toys for Children. Train leaves at 8.45 aun. Tickets: Adults 2s 6d, Children Is. J. MUNRO. 23ja Hon, Secretary. CITY CORPORATION NOTICESJ)UNEDIN CITY COUNCIL. NOTICE OF. APPOINTMENT OF POUNDKEEPER, Pursuant to the provisions of the Impounding Act, 1008, Public Notice Is Hereby Given that the Dunedin City Council, at its Meeting held on Wednesday, the 21st day of January, 1931, Appointed JAMES SUTTON, Park Custodian, to be the Keeper of the Public Pound situate at Tahuna Park. G. A, LEWJN, Town Clerk. Town Hall, Dunedin, 22/1/31, “ TjT'AT SPOTS " disappear, and you can J. 1 become gracefully slender by taking Vouth-o-Form ; Cs 6d.-—Wilkinson and Son, chemists. PAINTS for every purpose, Brushes, Varnishes, etc., you’ll ftnd priced right— Wren’s. Ltd-, Princes street. 29n FJSBT HURT? Consult Dr Sphpll’s foot expert. Advice free. —-24a Fringes Street (next Harris’s),