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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22670, 7 September 1935, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS OCTAGON THEATRE Twice Daily—2 and 7.45. TO-DAY BIG REVIVAL SEASON. Yon Will Thoroughly, Enjoy Seeing These Picturea Again. FIRST: The Story that Captured the Heart of the World. “ PEG O’ MY HEART ” “ PEG O’ MY HEART ” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Never before so sweet a ro-mance-hilarious laughter—gripping drama. With MARION DAVIES ONSLOW J. FARRELL STEVENS MACDONALD SECOND: The Greatest of all LaughPacked Mystery Thrillers. “ THE THIN MAN” THIN MAN” Laughs Thrills Mystery! With WILLIAM MYRNA POWELL LOY MAUREEN O’SULLIVAN, NAT PENDLETON. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) JJIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE Commencing with a matinee SATURDAY NEXT, September 14. With Pride and Pleasure THE DUNEDIN OPERATIC SOCIETY Presents “ THE GEISHA” “THE GEISHA” “THE GEISHA” In all its Eastern Splendour. The auction sale of the beautiful Geisha girls. Stan Lawson’s Ballets. Bernie Hammonds as Wun Hi. Anita Winkel as Juliette, the French Girl. The lilting Music and clever story. Freda Elmes as 0 Mimosa San. Harold Bain in “ Star of My Soul” and “Jack’s the Boy.” Reynolds Herbert as the Marquis Imari The mighty ensembles of the entire Company. 3NJOY „ - Pennie Marshall as Home Seamore, the vivacious comedienne. The love romance of three men and a girl. The colourful gettings and beautiful gowns. PRODUCED by Major F. H. Dampen. Ballets by Stan. Lawson. / 80 Performers. Full Operatic Chorus and Orchestra under the direction of Mr James Clark. Box Plan Opens D.I.C. Tuesday Next, September 10. Prices: D.C. and 0.5., 4s; Stalls, 2s 0d; Pit, Is (early door Pit, Is 6d). Matinee Prices: D.C. and 0.5., 2« 6d; Back Stalls, Is; Children, Half Price. BE IN TUESDAY’S QUEUE. J)HNEDIN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Conductor: B. L, H. Do Rose. SYMPHONY CONCERT On WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, . At 8 p.m., In TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER. Soloists: Mrs STUART FALCONER, Mus.B., L.R.S.M. (Contralto), Mr REES MCONACHY (Violin), Mr W. SMITH (Horn), Master AUSTIN MULLIGAN (Cornet). Admission, 2s (plus tax). Plan at Messrs Chas. Begg and Co., Ltd. RADIO EXHIBITION Modelled after the successful one held in Dunedin recently, Will be held in MILLER’S FLAT HALL, TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), SEPTEMBER 7. LEADING DUNEDIN DEALERS ARE PARTICIPATING. Short Technical Talks, Competitions, Amateur Transmitting. DANCING, TOO. Admission, Is. L. C. TONKIN, Organiser. WINTER FOOT TROUBLES. CHILBLAINS, INFLAMED HEELS, STIFFENED JOINTS, ' RHEUMATISM, ETC., QUICKLY YIELD TO MR BUCHAN'S MODERN TREATMENT CHAS. BUCHAN. Chiropodist, 32 Octagon. Phone 10-243. Douglas social credit—Fourth Birthday Party; musical Items, cards, dancing; members and friends cordially Invited ; Wilson Hall, King street, Saturday, September 7, 8 p.m.; gentlemen 6d, ladles basket. R.S.A. NOTICE THE DUNEDIN RETURNED 1 SOLDIERS’ ASSOCIATION (INCORPORATED). ANZAC COMMEMORATION STAMP. SUGGESTIONS either in WORD, PHOTOGRAPH, or SKETCH are requested from ALL EX-SERVICEMEN until 12 o’clock Noon, SEPTEMBER 12, 1935. Ideas should centre on Commemoration of New Zealand entry into the realm of Nations, and should preferably refer in some way to Anzac. THE ENTRANT WHOSE SUGGESTION IS ACCEPTED FOR THE STAMP WILL RECEIVE £5 ss. Entries are to be endorsed ■ “ Stamp Competition,” and forwarded to: HEADQUARTERS, N.Z.R.S.A., P.O. Box 1010, Wellington, C.l. O. L. FERENS, Secretary. 2/k/UV (UUi "CANDA ’’ lodine Lockets sold England; remarkable success preventing colds; 2s Cd: particulars free.—Wilkinson and Son, chemists.