Page 11 Advertisements Column 2

Otago Daily Times, Issue 21736, 30 August 1932, Page 11

Picture Theatre Advertisements and Other Announcements.

AMUSEMENTS Parents:—You owe it to the Children and yourselves not to miss "Dangerous Years." Bring the youngsters to the Matinee. gTRAND THEATEE (A Fuller-Hayward Theatre). Always Cosy and Warm. Matinee 2.15. - Evening 8. A gripping story, with thrilling situations, piquant humour, arid arresting realism, of those dangerous days WHEN YOU AND I WERE AT THE " CROSS ROADS OF LIFE." "DANGEROUS YEARS" "DANGEROUS YEARS" "DANGEROUS YEARS" "With a splendid 6tar-cast: BERYL MERCER, SPENCER TRACY, DORIS KENYON, RALPH BELLAMY and YOUNG TOMMY CONDON. 3 Newsreels, Comedy, Travelogue, etc. Plans at Bristol or Theatre (13-379). FRIDAY—NEXT?—FRIDAY. As Refreshing as Spring Itself, " P—A—R—T—N—E—R—S." The Latest in " Western " Mystery Thrillers, with the Ace of Outdoor Stars, TOM KEENE. AMUSEMENTS Splendid Matinee Performances Each Day. Programme Includes: "CAUGHT PLASTERED." "FACING THE GALLOWS," A True Detective Picture, etc. 2.15 p.m. Twice Daily. 8.0 p.m. WHEELER AND WOOLSEY WHEELER AND WOOLSEY WHEELER AND WOOLSEY In "CAUGHT PLASTERED." "CAUGHT PLASTERED." "CAUGHT PLASTERED." MADDER AND MERRIER THAN EVER! You will HOWL with Laughter! When You See These Mirthful Maniacs Running a Chemist Shop. COMMENCING FRIDAY NEXT! RONALD COLMAN & HELEN HAYES RONALD COLMAN & HELEN HAYES RONALD COLMAN & HELEN HAYES "A—R—R—o—W—S—M—l—T—H." "A—R—R—o—W—S—M—l—T—H." "A—R—R—o—W—S—M—l—T—H." Also, VAUDEVILLE STAGE PRESENTATION! AMUSEMENTS AND YET AGAIN! Crowded to the Doors Again Laßt Night! The Only Way to Make Sure of Seati is to BOOK! ~. «T. JAMES ; THEATER *-* Where Sound Sounds Beßt. MATINEE 2.15. - EVENING 8. NORMA SHEARER, More Wonderful, with * ROBERT MONTGOMERY, REGINALD DENNY, UNA MERKEL, In that Perfect Gem of Modern Wit. Noel Coward's Convulsing Stage Success "PRIVATE LIVES" "PRIVATE LIVES" "PRIVATE LIVES" I . (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) A Technicolour Gem. " Melting Pot," ' "Athletic Days," "Madeira" news. ; Plans at Bristol till 5 p.m.; thefl Jacobs's. Theatre Phone 13-702 (after 7). WAS SHE GUILTY? You* Must be on the Jury for * " THE TRIAL OF VIVIENNE WARE.'. "THE TRIAL OF VIVIENNE WARE.'^ Another Broadcast Description from t 4ZO AT 5.30 THIS EVENING. . >

AMUSEMENTS THE IDOL OF MILLIONS. THE IDOL OF MILLIONS. THE WORLD'S QUEEN OF SONG. THE WORLD'S QUEEN OF SONG. GALLI-CURGI. GALLI-CURCI. GALLI-CURCI. BOOKING ARRANGEMENTS: The BOX PLANS for Preliminary Booking will open at the Bristol Piano Co. on THURSDAY NEXT, September 1/ Preliminary Booking: 10s (plus tax). Country Patrons may send in their applications now addressed to Manager, Bristol. GALLI-CURCI, GALLI-CURCI, GALLI-CURCI, Coming to the __G TOWN HALL Direction J. and N. Tait. (By arrangement Evans and Salter, N.Y.) WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7 and 10. TWO WONDERFUL CONCERTS. Maurice Ralph, Manager Publicity. XHIBITION OF WATER-COLOUR < PICTURES, By Mr ROBERT DONN, Art Lecturer, Training College,! In the Art Room, Old Dental School (Corner of Castle street and Union From WEDNESDAY, August 31, to WEDNESDAY, Sept. 7, 10.30 a.m. to 4 pan. Admission Free. Entrance by Castle street gate.

AMUSEMENTS J)UNEDIN COMPETITIONS. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY), At 7.30. HALF-HOUR ENTERTAINMENT: " The Ghost of Jerry Bundler," Misses Yates-Quaife School of Elocution. Vocal Solo, Gentlemen—Operatic Air and Ballad. SPECTACULAR BALLETS. SPECTACULAR BALLETS. Shakespearean Recitations. Skipping Rope Dance.; Piano Duo—" Allegro Con Fuoco." Dialogue in Character. Vocal Solo —Own Selection. TO-DAY'S SESSIONS, CONCERT CHAMBER. Shakespearean Recitations. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Ballet Dances. Skipping Rope Dances. Dialogue in Character. Humorous Character Sketches. Character Dances. ADMISSIONS: Day Sessions, 6d. Evening—D.C. and 0.5., 2s; Back Stalls, Is. Children, Halfprice. DEMONSTRATION CONCERTS AND SPECIAL MATINEES On FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, When Delightful Programmes by the Prize-winners will be Presented., ADMISSIONS: D.C. and 0.5., 3s; Stalls, 2s; Pit, Is. Children Half-price. Matinees.—D.C. and 0.5., 2s; Back Stalls, Is; Children Half-price. Book Now at The Bristol. E. S. WILSON, Secretary.

SPECIAL MATINEE TO-MORROW. SPECIAL MATINEE TO-MORROW. jOUTE DUNEDIN TALKIES he Well-heated Theatre (King Edward). TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. STANCY CARROLL .\TANCY CARROLL And PHILLIPS HOLMES In "STOLEN HEAVEN." "STOLEN HEAVEN." Also, sary Cooper, Marlene Dietrich Jary Cooper, Marlene Dietrich And ADOLPHE MENJOU in ' MOROCCO." •' MOROCCO.' 'MOROCCO." "MOROCCO/ For Reserves Ring Theatre (22-573). ADULTS, Is; CHILDREN, 6d. POWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER L TO-MORROW—(WEDNESDAY) TO-MORROW, at 8. DUNEDIN RETURNED SOLDIERS' CHOIR. Conductor: John T. Leech. Accompanist: T. J. Kirk-Burnnand. A SUPERLATIVE PROGRAMME. Part Songs, Operatic Scenas, Cantata, Marching Songs. MISS EVA SCOTT Mr C. R. WILLIAMSON, Mr STAN. JEFFS, Mr W. N. SATTERTHWAITE, Mr ROSS HUGHES, Mr LES. BORROW, ' Mr L. ANSELL, And INSTRUMENTAL QUARTET. Prices, 2s and Is. f n's W E E K '.' I COMMUNITY SINGING EMPIRE THEATRE (By Courtesy of the Management), FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 12.30 to 1.30 p.m. A GREAT HOUR THIS WEEK. Maori Party from Otakou. Paul Cullen at the Organ. Begg's Orchestra Assisting. - Miss Rita Holmes at the Piano. Major LAMPEN, the "Leader, Who will introduce something special. fou will have to Come Early to get Good Seat. ALLROOM DANCING PHYLLIS BATES SCHOOL OF DANCING. Principal: Miss HELEN ABRAHAM. Studio: Jainieson's Buildings, 173 Lower Stuart street. Telephone No. 11-902; Private 20-471. HOURS: 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. Private Tuition in New Quick Time aud Diagonal Waltz and 1932 Quickstep. diss ABRAHAM and Mr KEVIN DUN and Staff. FRIDAY: University Students. MONDAY NIGHT, 8 to 10: Public Clbsb. SATURDAY MORNING: Children. ADDRESSES FARMERS' Mr C. M. HUME, Federation Super isor of Herd-testing, will deliver an AD )RESS, Illustrated with Lantern Slides n the OWAKA MEMORIAL HALL PHURSDAY, September 1, at 7.30 p.m. Subjects: .Herd-testing and Calf-mark ng, Pig Husbandry, Certification of Grast )eed and Ensilage Making, Mammitii Question, Massey Agricultural College, etc. iter. _ .. ',, All Interested Cordially Invited. EDUCATIONAL. HAN YOU ENTER, POST, ANI y BALANCE? -LEARN NOW AT REDUCED FEES. Under the guidance of Hemingway's ipecialists of 35 years' standing, you car luickly master modern double entry Book ceeping. Commence your studies at once and save 10 per cent, of the usual cost. ?ov a limited period only the fees foi Jemingway's Practical Mercantile Book ceeping Course have been reduced to ii :ash, or £3 10s terms. Chere are no text books to buy, and fi( nevious experience is necessary. Tak< idvantage of this liberal offer. Writ) 'or full information —immediately! HEMINGWAY'S, CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, P.O. Box 516, Auckland. >OSSBOTHAM'S COLLEGE. Shorthand X Typing, Book-keeping, Government Ex .mlnation.—Passed, 88J per cent Seniors !2J per cent Juniors.—Telephone 10-736. PROFESSIONAL. JG.CO O M B E Electro Homceopathist, 475 GEORGE STREET, ?reats Successfully—Goitre, Gallstones Aver, Stomach and Kidney Troubles Sciatica, Rheumatic Complaints, Eczema Nervous Disorders. SURGEON DENTIST. LONDON DENTAL PARLOURS. STOCK EXCHANGE BUILDING, DUNEDIN. OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS. bone Private Phom 1-997. 22-581. TAA.T Banished when you slim with YOUTHV O-FORM ; 201 b reduction 6 weeks ; absoutely harmless; 6s 6d.—Wilkinson and lon and other chemists. LUSTRUSS ' Ready-mixed PAINTS to quality, none better; Brushes at cui prices.—Smiths, Ltd., Octagon. CONSTIPATION corrected naturally b J- eating LAXA for breakfast; makes deliious gruol; 21b 2s 6d.—All chemists.

HOCKEY. ZEALAND CHAMPIONSHIPS. ALL THIS WEEK (Afternoons). AT LOGAN PARK. GAMES FOR TO-DAY: , Otago B v. West Coast A, 2. Eastern B v. Central Otago, 2. Southland B v. South Canterbury A, 2. Marlborough v. Southland A, 3.15. West Coast B v. Eastern A, 3.15. Otago A v. Wellington, 3.15. LADIES' HOCKEY. LADIES' HOCKEY. LADIES' HOCKEY. LADIES' HOCKEY. LADIES' HOCKEY. ADMISSION: Week Days—Adults Is, School Boys and Girls Gd. Stand Free. HOCKEY BALL, Concert Chamber Town Hall. Gentlemen, Special Tickets, 3s 6d, from Sports Depots and Club Members. E. NELSON, Tourney Sec, Phone 10-381.

BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS JfEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. , Assets Exceed £3,000,000. TRUSTEES AND EXECUTORS (By Act of Parliament)., WORLD-WIDE FACILITIES. FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, MOTOR CAR (Special Policy). Otago Branch Office: CORNER RATTRAY AND CRAWFORD STREETS, DUNEDIN. A. M. CAMERON, Manager. *- Ladies whose health depends on or whose figures require Specially-made Corsetry should consult Miss Anderson Her expert advice free. Corsets and Brassieres specially made for all . purposes. Surgical Corsets, Spite Supports Maternity, Hernia, Fallen Stomach, and Kidney Belts. Designer of the. r famous "REDUCO CORSET. Write or call for advice,.Miss ANDERSON, Corset Specialist, H.B. Buildings, Princes street. Dun-, edin (phone 13-037). 24s ANTED KNOWN— H TRY WILSON'S, Manse street, for all BOOT REPAIRS, DURATA SOLING, PUMP WORK, LADIES' SOLUTIONED SOLES, AND CREPE RUBBER WORK. Quick Service Guaranteed. Phone 13-178. C& W. SHIEL, LTD., are cheapest for Screenings, Sand, Cement, Asphalt, Tar, Rockery Stones; expert advice tree.— Ring Phones 10-032: Brickworks, 23-484, for instant delivery We are specialists (n all these materials I RAVEL and Stone ! Take Dr MACKENZIE'S MENTHOIDS, which eliminate urlo acid crystals; 3s 6d, 6s 6d.—Wilkinson and Son and Other Chemists. JTEELITE ' PAINTS—Put your laoour O into something that Is durable. •• Steelite' Red and Green tor service.— Smiths. Ltd.. Octagon KIN Disorders result of Impure blood! kj Take MORLIFE TABLETS, which purify and feed blood-stream; 2s 6d, 4s 6d. Wilkinson and Son and Other Chemists. kREAVERS —Spring Wool Jumpers, sun--«_y set, blue, green, white, orange, etc.; some with white Vandyke yoke, others with collars and dainty trills, puff sleeves, and tight hlpline; 13s Gd, 14s 6d.—Dreavers, Ltd., George street. J REAVERS —Spring Pelts, smart Bretonne Sailors; pastel shades, pink, blue, flame, orange, etc.; 12s 6d. DREAVERS— Spring French Berets.; orange, lemon, flame, lime, green, pink, powder, saxe, royal, black, white; 3s lid. DREAVERS —Spring Tweeds In new feather-weight and' mousse weaves ; new spring colours; 3s lid, 4s 6d, 5s 6d yd. ) REAVERS —Spring All-Wool Diagonals for the new coatees; bright spring colours; 5f 6d yd. \REAVERS—Spring Satin " Locknlt aJ Bloomers; new bandeau shape; Ivory, peach, beige, carnation, reseda, black ;, S.W. 6s lid, W 7s 6d, O.S. 7s lid. J REAVERS —Spring Cream " Interlock Vests; fronts embroidered In dainty shades, bound necks, no sleeves; 2s lid. DREAVERS —Spring Fine Cashmere Host, all-wool, spliced heels and toes; nutmeg, bulrush, pinecone, gunmetal; 2s 6d. J REAVERS —Spring Slides and Ornaments in dlamente; special purchase at Is each; wonderful value. DREAVERS —Spring Shades in children s Breechette Suits; lido, peach lovebird. green; novelty designs; 19s 6d. DREAVERS —Spring Frock and Knlcker Sets Tor Girls; scarlet, apple, lido; 16 to 22, 18s lid. REAVERS —Spring Stamped Work ; Pule vj Linen Traycloths in 12 new designs hemstitched, Is 6d; Large-size Stamped Aprons, cream Is, colours Is 3d.— DREAVERS LTD.. George Btreet. Dunedln. JNDERWEIGHT Children gain new health and strength by taking MORLIFE TABLETS; recommended by doctors ; 2s 6d, 4s 6d.—Wilkinson and Son. Chemistß. >YORRHCEA Kept Away by cleansing . teeth, gums, and mouth with DENTAPERL; Is 6d bottle.—Wilkinson and Son and other chemists, OOTHROYD'S Satin COURTS—BIack, 9s jl» 6d, 14s 6d; White, 14s 6d; Dyeing, 2s 6d. See our Windows. —59 Princes street. ' 30au O.U do not need an express to remove your corns Call at Marshall's and have them removed. —L. R. Grant, M.P.S. Ph.C Foot Specialist, 86 Princes street. RENS - Wallpaper Odd Lot ClearTV ance; must be disposed before Stocktaking, from Is 6d bundle: practically given away.—Wrens STURDY growth In youngsters secured with nourishing LAXA breakfasts, which banish constipation ; 2s Gd 21b.—All chemists. ADVERTISING Is accepted as a necessary part of modern business promotion It has won a place for Itself Id virtually every industry Rightly directed and prepared, advertising has proved that it can return a profit to the advertiser. But advertising should always be considered as a business enterprise, and not as a magic formula for unearned bucccss,

BOARD AND RESIDENCE. ■*- LOWER HIGH STREET. Within half a minute of Railway Station. Comfortable and well-appointed throughout for 250 guests. Plentiful supply of hot water at all hours. Special Laundry Service; electric lift. Night Porter. Passengers by night express can have breakfast from 7 a.m. P.O. Box 113. Telephone 11-979. MODERATE TARIFF. Reduced to Suit the Times. JACKSON'S JACKSON'S JACKSON'S JACKSON'S JACKSON'S JACKSON'S JACKSON'S JACKSON'S JACKSON'S JACKSON'S JACKSON'S 'OR FIRST CLASS ■"• ACCOMMODATION At Reasonable Tariff. Next Empire Theatre, Princes street. Night Porter. Mrs R. CRAWFORD, Proprietress. " RATTRAY STREET. EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION AT REDUCED RATES. Comfort Assured. Reserve Early. Mrs MALTHUS. Phone 10-757. [ U N W I c K," "J 75 STAFFORD STREET. Superior Accommodation, Every Home Comfort, Modern Conveniences, Moderate Tariff. PHONE 12-677. pLUBH 0 XT 8 (Opposite Public Library), First-class table and superior accommodation at reduced tariff. Comfort assured. A. M'GAVOCK, Proprietress. !ITH H O U S JL* SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION, Excellent Cuisine. Moderate Tariff. Vacancies for Guests. On Tram Route GEORGE STREET. Phone No. 11-021. iOQD ACCOMMODATION for TWO ■"-J" ADULTS; all conveniences; handy to city.—Oakley House, 226 Rattray street; phone 12-074. 30au COMFORTABLE ACCOMMODATION for BOARDERS ; sunny position ; beautiful view; handy to tram ; terms moderate. —3 Dundas street. 6Ja i RONUI HOUSE, 289 High street.— A Superior ACCOMMODATION for Permanent and Casual Guests; moderate tariff Phone 11-377 \ 6n GREENCLIFFE GUEST HOUSE, Esplanade, St. Clair. —Superior ACCOMMODATION ; moderate tariff: one minute from hot baths and tram.—Phone 23-409. JOARD-RESIDENCE: Bed and Breakfast or Beds; terms reduced; beds, single nights 2s, or by week 7s 6d. —58 Carroll street. 7o BALLYMENA, 300 High street—Superior ACCOMMODATION; Vacancies for Permanents and Casuals; moderate tariff.— Phone 11-166. ■\OUGLAS PRIVATE HOTEL, Octagon.— ' Recently renovated; Permanents, 27s 6d; Casuals, 7s 6d; Bed-Breakfast, 4s 6d; Breakfast, 7 a.m. —Phone 12-601 7jy ILADE HOUSE," 62 Bedford street, St. Clair. —Comfortable ACCOMMODATION or Furnished Rooms, with breakfast; reduced rates. —Phone 23-940. CLAREMOUNT, 112 Moray place.—Small FLAT Vacant, gas, etc.; also large furnished Bed-Sitting Room, conveniences, I7ANTED. by Two Young Men, BOARD tV and RESIDENCE; share room; private home; central. —980, Times. 30au JEAUTY of figure witb'.n your reach by reducing with YOUTH-O-FORM; 201 b reduction 6 weeks; 6s 6d.—Wilkinson and Son and other chemists. JOFT GUMS Firmed, Pyorrhoea Prevented ►J with DENTAPERL Cleansing Liquid; Is 6d bottle.—Wilkinson and Son and other chemists.

Two interesting finds of metal tokens were recently reported at Verulamium, Hertfordshire. One is au unique token belonging to Mithras worship, the religion of the eastern sun god, which rivalled Christianity and had taken such a strong hold on. the Homan army, i