Page 11 Advertisements Column 4

Otago Daily Times, Issue 21264, 19 February 1931, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. ONLY ONE.MORE DAY TO SEE AND HEAR - "WIDE OPEN.” —- And “ROAD TO PARADISE” pRINCESS THEATRE Where Sound Sounds Best. 2.15 - TWICE DAILY. 8 p.m. Sir Benjamin and John Fuller Present TWO BRILLIANT PRODUCTIONS. "WIDE OPEN” Hilarious "WIDE OPEN” Comedy. Warner Bros.’ Vitaphone Production. “ROAD TO PARADISE.” “ROAD TO PARADISE.” "ROAD TO PARADISE.” "ROAD TO PARADISE.” Gripping Underworld Story of Double Identity and Strange Cohsequences. A First National Vitaphone Production. Box Plans at BRISTOL till 5 p.m.; after at HALL’S FRUIT SHOP. Theatre Tel. 13-702. PRINCESS THEATRE, TO-MORROW (FRIDAY). An Occasion Without Precedent. A PICTURE THAT WILL NEVER BE EQUALLED. Sir Benjamin and John Fuller Present with Pride “WILL ROGERS,” World-famous Humorist. Who has entertained Kings and Queens, Presidents, and Cabinet Ministers. Many Dunedin people no doubt saw him in “They Had To See Paris.” See him To-morrow in his Greatest Character, BILL JONES, In one of the Really Great Stage Plays. “ LIGHTNIN’ ” “ LIGHTNIN’ ” One of "LIGHTNIN”’ the most “ LIGHTNIN’ ” Uproarious “LIGHTNIN*” Comedies < "LIGHTNIN”’ about “LIGHTNIN”’ Divorce “LIGHTNIN”’ since “ LIGHTNIN’ ” marriage “LIGHTNIN”’ became an “ LIGHTNIN’ ” institution. "LIGHTNIN’ ” WILL ROGERS With ■ .! LOUISE DRESSLER. HELEN COHAN. SHARON LYNN. JOE M'REA, J. M. KERRIGAN. If you have something else to do, postpone it and see "LIGHTNIN*” Book your Seats Now. Don’t, leave it until To-morrow. There is sure to be a rush. Box Plans at BRISTOL. ACCOMMODATION AT HOLIDAY RESORTS. HOTEL’, LAKE WANAKA. TARIFF REDUCTIONS. . RATES NOW FROM 12s PER DAY. The Management announces that on ccount of the changed economic condions, Tariffs have been revised, and Acunmodation at this first-cl Hotel is btainable during February, March, nd April at from 12s per day. The sual high standard of Table and Attenion will be maintained. NOTE.—The Popular Week-end Excursions (Friday to Monday) are again being run. Rail from Dunedin, Motor, and Accommodation —all for FOUR POUNDS (£4). A f - Make up a party and enjoy a few days of Wanaka's glorious sunshine. Full particulars and illustrated booklets obtainable from Government Tourist Bureau, G. S. Kirby, 90 Princes street, or the Manager, Wanaka Hotel, Ltd.

OIN G ? YES! WHERE? / BEVERLEY HOUSE, TIMARU. ' W HEEE to oh in cb: :st. HOTEL FEDERAL, Victoria square, Christchurch. All communications receive prompt attention, T. Q. LEWIS, Proprietor. Box 532. Telephone 1040. JJOLIDAYIN6 IN CHRISTCHURCH. The CENTRAL HOTEL (late City Buffet Buildings), Corner Colombo and Lichfield streets, Christchurch, offers you the most up-to-date Accommodation. Only 2 minutes’ walk from Cathedral Square and Post Office. Tram stops at door. Tariff, 12s 6d per day. H. F. ANDERSON, Proprietor. Tf'DBN HOUSE, HUMBER STREET, OAMARU. Comfortable Accommodation for Visitors or Permanent Guests. Near station. TE KITEROA GUEST HOUSE. WAIMATB. A Substantial Reduction in Charges to meet the present hard times. Particulars, W. D. NAPIER, P.O. Box 10, Phone 151, Walmate. WARRINGTON HOUSE, Warrington ACCOMMODATION for visitors summer holidays ; every comfort; good table. — H. Couper. 23d EIGHT DAYS' Round Motor Tour for £5 10s, Includes Accommodation at Pem-broke.—-Ring White Star (13-444). MANOR HOUSE, Warrington.—Reasonable tariff ( modern conveniences j tennis court extra. —Mrs Laverty, 17 Elder street, Dunedin 2o HAMPDEN —Pamllton's Private Hotel offers good accommodation for visitors and travelling public! S.l.M.U.—Phone 9R. 20Ja THE OAKS GUEST HOUSE, sunny Palmerston ; accommodation with every comfort: lovely view and good table.■ —Tel. 63. 22n HAMPDEN.— Hamilton's Private Hotel offers good ACCOMMODATION; booking now for Easter; splendid beach. —Phone 9e.