Page 15 Advertisements Column 1

Otago Daily Times, Issue 22296, 23 June 1934, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS jlvstery! And Romance! Mystery! And - Romance! Two Excellent Pictures At the OCTAGON THEATRE V (Phone 13-091). 2.15 Twice Daily No. I—The Greatest Mystery Ever Screened! “THE NINTH GUEST” “THE NINTH GUEST” (Recommended by Censor for Adults), Starring „„ Genevieve TOBIN Donald COOK. A gorgeous apartment was changed to a house of fear by an invisible host who sought to destroy their love! No. 2—A Brilliant Stage Success Now a Screen Triumph! “BRIEF MOMENT" .(Recommended by Censor for Adults). Carole LOMBARD Gene RAYMOND Many men desired her . . . rich, poor, famoust obsctire —but she gave up everything—friends, career, self-respect—tor a wastrel of society. Why? ONE OF THE FINEST DOUBLE-FEA-TURE PROGRAMMES DUNEDIN HAS EVER SEEN! , Plans at Chas. Bear's and M Crachen and Walls’s till Noon, then at Theatre. yOUR LAST OPPORTUNITY To See A. A. MILNE'S “THE DOVER ROAD” AS PRESENTED TO PACKED AND CONVULSED HOUSES By THE OTAGO UNIVERITY DRAMATIC SOCIETY, Under the Direction of Miss BESSIE THOMSON. HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE, TO-NIGHT, At 8 o’clock. Music by D.I.C. Orchestra. Prices: 3», 2s. Is. l Box Plan at D.I.C. till noon, then at Jacobs’s till 6. Day Sales at D.I.C. and Jacobs’s. Premiere Presentation of the Cinema s Superlative Smart Comedy Entertainment! “SHOULD LADIES BEHAVE?" “SHOULD LADIES BEHAVE?” At the EMPIRE D E LUXE (Phones 12-432 and 12-433). 2.15 Twice Daily A Comedy-laden Feast of Laughter and Alice BRADY Lionel BARRYMORE Conway TEARLE Mary CARLISLE KATHERINE ALEXANDER in “SHOULD LADIES BEHAVE?" “SHOULD LADIES BEHAVE?” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) A Delightful Comedy that is FLNNILK THAN “ WHEN LADIES MEET.” Shrieks! Screams! Roars! LAUREL And HARDY LAUREL And HARDY In Their „„„ LATEST HILARIOUS COMEDY, “TWICE TWO,’’ The Funniest Comedy They Have Ever Made! Plans at the Theatre and D.I.C. G rand memorial rjvHE OTAGO AERO CLUB (Inc.) SEE DUNEDIN”"FHOM THE AIR. The new WACO Cabin plane is comfortably upholstered and will carry three passengers. Twenty-minute Flights over the City available every day. £1 each person; os and 10s flights also available. Business and pleasure trips undertaken to any part of New Zealand at short notice. Telephones: Office 11-405. North Taieri Aerodrome: Dial 193. then give No 201 THE OTAGO AERO CLUB (Inc.) G. S. KIRBY, Secretary. To A GREAT MAN'S MEMORY. A CONCERT BY DUNEDIN’S LEADING ARTISTS, To be held in the CONCERT CHAMBER, SUNDAY. JUNE 24, 8 p.m. Silver Coin Admission in aid of the H. E. HOLLAND MEMORIAL FUND. Accompanist: Mr J. Kerslcy. D UNEDIN PRESBYTERY CELEBRATION. AIRFIELD LODGE. SUPERIOR GUEST HOUSE AND REST HOME. Morning and Afternoon Teas. Sports Ground.. Jre D. K. TAYLOR,, Proprietress. OPULAK OLD SONG. ‘WHEN THE BELLS OF PEACE - ARE RINGING,” « By F. J. Wilson. Part of Refrain: (Vhen-the belle of peace are ringing. And the boys come marching home. Back to dear old “ Blighty,” And the girl* they left across the foam. Etc., etc. Usual Price, 2a. 7ERSTOCK PRICE, 9d PER COPY. Post Free. TERRY’S MUSIC STORES, GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. EIGHTIETH ANNIVERSARY TUESDAY, JULY 3. AFTERNOON, 2.30.—0LD TIMERS’ REUNION in EARLY SETTLERS’ HALL. Speeches, Tea. All invited. EVENING, 7.3 O.—RALLY in TOWN HALL (Chairman, Rev. Prof. S. F. HUNTER, D.D.). Combined Choir (Organist, Mr O. Roy Sparkman). D iON’T TAKE THE RISK Of Tampering With Your Corns, IT’S DANGEROUS. Consult CHAS. BUCHAN, Whose 20 Years’ Experience as a Military and Civilian Chiropodist ie at your service. Treatment Painless. Charges Moderate. 136 STUART STREET (Below Octagon), j Phone 10-243. all dust, dirt and make-up from 1 your skin by cleansing with RACHEL )LD CREAM; Is 6d Jar. —Wilkinson and in. Chemists. HOTELS “ —after all, there’s only one ‘ Grand.’ rjiHE GRAND HOTEL FLU, COUGHS, COLDS, AND CHILLS. You know what spirits did during the great influenza epidemic of 1918! Bottle. . 12/- . 12/- . 12/- . 6/- . 4/6 GRAND (HOUSE) WHISKY OLD LONDON DOCK RUM COGNAC (House) BRANDY GLOVIN (Rum) PUNCH .. GINGER (Green) WINE .. They’re better hot at bedtime. BOILING Milk, shaving water, tea. coffee, etc., use " HI-SPEED ’’ Electric Immersion Heater. 23Ju MOTOR SERVICES D AILY SERVICES. NEW DIRECT SERVICE, UONNECITNG CENTRAL OTAGO WITH Via PALMERSTON % and RANFUKLY medio, dep. -8.10 a-m tM' 0» {ggff *► .. “ | ;'r,7v . ;; u° .. .. **> ;■« i* 4 it* d*2os Dunedin »* •• •• 6*o 4«*>o r. r. « ““li*,. »:? rSS” ::j;« mbrok< and Q’town. arr. .. 6.0 1 n Clinton Service Cars t 7.0 9.0 9.45 12.0 3.45 mJcts at Milton withfew ~TI MaTu^CUR!STCHURGE I ' ° ~■- Curistchurcb, dep. -- * s -' 3 ■ Jn - ~ media dep. Imerston . imaru . aimate • maru iristcburcb xS.IO a.m. 3.0 p.m 9.40 4.30 11.5 5.55 12.7 6.57 1.10 8.0 6.0 Timaru L 0 VVaimato 2.3 Oamaru •• •• •• 3.20 Palmerston .. •• 4.40 Dunedin .. •• 6-0 x 8.13 am Services connect at Palmerston for Central Otago 7.0 am 8.3 9.5 10.40 12.0 rues.. Thurs, ami'SaV only. Connects at Palmerston with expresses to and the Wellington-Lyttelton Steamer express • Mon.. Wed. and Fri. only (Con r, Dcp.rt tor *’ Dial 13 *44. 13-454 14-20 Staflord street) W A N A K A MOTORS, LTD. | 0 N T E R* S D. O. T MOTORS HEADQUARTERS. OAMARU A.A.R.D SERVICES Christchurch. Timarn. Oamaru. Waitakl Hydro. Telephones: Oamarn 1768 and 1423 Dunedin: 13-644. Waimate; 70. Timaru: 867 M. rs Leave Dunedin for North (Daily) 3.30 a.ra tor Christchurch and Hermitage, via Waimate and Kurow. a.m for Christchurch and Hermitage, via Waimate and Kurow, 4o m for Oamaru Saturday, 1.30 p.m. . „ . Sundays Only: 7.50 a.m for Christchurch and Kurow; 8 p.m. for Oamarn and KUr ° W Apply to D.O.T Office for Holiday Time Table. Book at D.O.T Office Moray place. Criterion Hole! Buildings. Phone 13-644. \ Parcels delivered all alone routes ENIN SU L A MOTOR SERVICE, LTD POPULAR PENINSULA RESORTS. Buses leave from Queen’s Gardens for Portobello. via Macandrew Bay. Company j and Broad Bay. Monday to Friday, at:— 7.45. 9.0 (Macandrew Bay only), KUO a.m., 12.5 (Macandrew Bay only), 2.0, (Macandrew Bay only), 10.30 a.m., 12.15, 1.0, 2.0, 5.30. a.ra.. 2.15, 5.30, 7.30, 9.30 p.m.r ARNACH CASTLE; Tuesdays and Saturdays, 2.0 p.m. Return Fare, 2s Cd. Admissioa to Grounds and Castle Gallery. 2s 6d extra. Including Afternoon Tea, HAPRIVGTON POINT: Buses leave Queen’s Gardens, Sunday, 2.15 p.m. * Return Fare. 4s. Inquiries and Reserved Seats. Phone—9 a.m. to 5s p.m.—22-451. Other than above times Dial 193 and ask for 2C9M. 'S 1 MOTOR SERVICES dunedin-roxburgh. . and Depot: 282 Princes street South. Phone 11-564. irs Depart Dunedin Daily 8.30 a.m., m.. for Roxburgh. irs Depart Roxburgh Daily 7 a.m„ p.m., for Dunedin. A. EARL, hone 47M. Proprietor, Roxburgh. H OBBS BRIGHTON MOTORS. LTD. ROYAL MAIL. Leaves Queen’s Gardena Daily tor Brighton only, 9.30 a.m., 2 p.m., 5.15 p.m. Sundays, 10 a.m. Late cars: Wed.. Fn., Sat., 11 p.m. Mid-day trip Sat., 12.30 p.m.; Taieri Mouth, Mon.. Wed., Fn., 9.30 a.m. Re Buses ring li-158. Accommodation write White Star Cafe. ADVERTISING is accepted as a necessan part of modern business promotion It baa won a place foi Itself In 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 a* a business enterprise, and not as a magic formula tor unearned success.