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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22607, 26 June 1935, Page 9

AMUSEMENTS DOUBLE-FEATURE PARAMOUNT PROGRAMME. OCTAGON THEATR] W Twice Daily—2.ls and 8 p.m. "ONE HOUR LATE" A Madcap, Merry Trip through the hearts of Six Romantic People whose lives are changed in One Exciting Hour. With HELEN TWELVETREES, JOE MORRISON, CONRAD NAGEL. (Recommended by'Censor for Universal Showing.) SECOND ATTRACTION —— 111 "THE STRANGE I I CONSPIRACY " II A Thrilling Mystery the Entire World Could Not Solve. Featuring _,--. EDWARD ARNOLD, ARTHUR BYRON, PAUL KELLY, PEGGY CONKLIN. , tt . (Recommended by Censor for Universal Showing.)' Booking at Chas. Begg's, M'Cracken and Walk's, and Theatre (Telephone 13-091). COMING FRIDAY! "CRIME WITHOUT PASSION" MORE DARING THAN "DRACULA FEATURING CLAUDE RAINS, WHITNEY BOURNE, and MARGO. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Also, "ONE SUNDAY AFTERNOON" GARY COOPER, FAY WRAY, NEIL HAMILTON. (Recommended by Censor for Universal Showing.) .REMENDOUS RUSH FOR SEATS 1 AT THE MONSTER COMMUNITY SING In the TOWN HALL, _ m NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT. Leader: Mr ALAN BROWN, Pianist: Mr H. E. GOODLAND (Of Christchurch Community Sing Fame) POPULAR ASSISTING ARTISTS. SOLOISTS, , . INSTRUMENTALISTS. Under the auspices of Toe H., Dunedin, Proceeds for Wireless in Camps Appeal BUT YOU MUST RESERVE if you want to be sure of a seat. THE BRITISH DRAMA LEAGUE. ANNUAL FESTIVAL npOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER, JULY 10, 11, 12, 13. Junior Festival at Matinee on Saturday. Box Plan Opens D.I.C. Friday, June 28. (Country patrons may book by post.) Season tickets on sale at box office. Season tickets, ss, booking free. Admission, 2s and Is. Booking fee, 6d. ■QUNEDIN COMPETITIONS. THIRTY-FOURTH ANNUAL FESTIVAL AUGUST 21 to SEPTEMBER 7, 1935. Intending Competitors are reminded that ENTRIES CLOSE WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1935. . Send in your entries Now. Don't wait for the last day. Entry Forms and Syllabus obtainable at Messrs Chas. Begg and Co., or from _^.^ E. S. WILSON, Secretary. T. and G. Buildings, Princes street, Dunedin. T/-NOX CHURCH. SEVENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY. SOCIAL and RE-UNION In EARLY SETTLERS' HALL, THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, At 7.30 sharp. All past and present members cordially invited. PROFESSIONAL »ROKEN DENTAL PLATES RE- ► PAIRED IN 3 HOURS. REPLACE TOOTH 4/6 NEW TOOTH 5/6 CRACKED PLATE 6/6 BROKEN PLATE 7/6 COUNTRY WORK BY RETURN POST. OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS. DENTAL REPAIR SERVICE, 102 PRINCES STREET (Opp. Bank of N.Z.). HENAGHAN, SURGEON DENTIST, . LONDON DENTAL PARLOURS, •STOCK EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, DUNEDIN. Phone Private Phone, lff-007. 22-581. OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS. Also at Bridge Hotel, Kaitangata. Next Visit: JULY 9, 1935, and then Fortnightly. 7 p.m.-10.30 p.m. pERFECT FITTING TEETH Natural Appearance. £2 12s 6d. Perfect Comfort. Strong Suction. These beautiful Teeth will surpass anything you have yet had for comfort and natural appearance. REMODELLING, £1 10a. J. BOYD DUNLOP, American Dental Parlours, Corner George and Pitt streets. Phone 13-844. Open Friday Evenings. [a caed.J WILLIAMSON, Homceopathist and Electronist (E.R.A.) Abrams, 05 FILLEUL STREET, DUNEDIN, CI. Hours each day—--10 to 12.30, 2 to 6. Saturday— , „„.. 10 to 1. Phone 18-044. No Sunday hours. Manv parts of the appointments and equipment of the famous liner Mauretania were to be sold by auction last month. On the last day of the sale, which was to extend over eight days, the 6hip's name on the port and starboard bows was to be offered in lots. It %vas reported that long before the sale an offer had been made for the lettering on the bows, and it worked out at £25 a letter. Among the lots which it was expected would be eagerly sought by souvenir hunters were the steering wheel in the aft wheelhouse, two ship's syrens, a marine telescope, a pair of binoculars, a Cunard house flag, and a set of international flags in a teak locker. The ship's rafts and lifeboats were also to be offered, as well as the valuable panelling and woodwork, familiar to the thousands of passengers who had travelled in the famous old ship.