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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23106, 4 February 1937, Page 11

Picture Theatre Advertisements and Other Announcements

AMUSEMENTS FIRST-HUN PICTURES. EXCLUSIVE TO THE QCTAGON THEATRE LAST DAY—2.IS and 8 p.m. First — " SUNSET PASS" Zane Grey's Thrilling Western Story. Second—- " FLORIDA SPECIAL " Jack Oakie. Danger, Mystery, Thrills, Laughs. (Both for Universal Exhibition.) COMING FRIDAY"EVERYTHING IS RHYTHM" Meet Harry Roy, world-famous dance band leader, and Princess Pearl of Sarawak—whose recent marriage captivated the world and sent waves of enthusiastic congratulations encircling Ihe globe. Based on the real love story of this romantic couple and set to the red-hot rhythm of Harry's world-popu-lar band—AND WHAT A BAND!— " EVERYTHING IS RHYTHM " is irresistible, sparkling entertainment. (For Universal Exhibition.) "ALL THE WORLD LOVES A THRILLER!" A phantom murderer turned loose in gay Hollywood, who creates a panic which takes the crime right into one of filmdom's largest studios —this is. Thrills! Intrigue! " THE PREVIEW MURDER MYSTERY " Excitement! One of the most unique mystery stories ever written . . . one of the most, daring pictures ever made. Headed by this Outstanding Cast of Favourites. Reginald Denny, Francis Drake, Gail Patrick, Rod la Rocque. (A Paramount Picture.) (For Adult Exhibition.) Booking Chas. Begg's. Theatre 13-091. rPHE MONTHLY SOCIAL of the ORK--1 NEY & SHETLAND SOCIETY will be held In Unity Chambers, Stuart street, on SATURDAY, February 6. Playette, full-dress rehearsal; Dancing, Statue Waltz; supper; admission Is. WM. SABISTON, Secy. CENSATIONAL BALLAD BARGAIN. O "WEST OF THE GREAT DIVIDE." Music by "Ernest R. Ball. Companion Song to "Love Me and the World Is Mine." Chorus: Out where the sun bids the day a fond good-bye, Out where the fields meet the crimson of the sky, Out where all sorrows surrender, Out where the blue begins— West of the Great Divide, etc., etc. Usual Price, 2s. OUR PRICE, Is 6d per Copy. Post Free. BUY YOUR COPY AT THIS REDUCED PRICE. TERRY'S MUSIC STORE, 145 GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN. RIDING M 'KAY'S STABLES—Horses Available 681 Cumberland street and Brighton. Ride for health and pleasure.—Ring 11-888. EDUCATIONAL WARNING To ACCOUNTANCY STUDENTS. Time is'Passing. Already a month of 1937 has gone—--1 a month less in which to complete j your studies for the Examination that means so much to your future. Further delay will result in unduly crowding your studies and lessening your chances of being thoroughly prepared. COMMENCE STUDYING AT ONCE —and place your tuition under the guidance of the foremost specialists in the Southern Hemisphere. The majority of all recorded Passes since the inception of the Accountancy Professional Degree have been secured by Hemingway's students. Act immediately. Write to-day for Free Book—" Accountancy " —to HEMINGWAY'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, P.O. Box 516, Auckland. fNIVERSITY OF OTAGO. The following Scholarships are open for competition:— 1. ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIPS:— Walter Scott Scholarship, value £ls per annum. Taieri Scholarship, value £2O per annum. • Otago Girls' High School Jubilee Scholarship, value £2O per j annum. I Beverly Entrance Scholarship, value | £2O per annum for a town student and £SO per annum for a country student. Invercargill Savings Bank Scholarship for Boys, value £45 per annum. Invercargill Savings Bank Scholarship for Girls, value £35 per annum. 2. SCHOLARSHIP FOR STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY:— Anna P. Stout Scholarship, £SO per annum. Written applications for the above Scholarships will be received by the Undersigned not later than February 15 1937. Further particulars may be obtained from the Otago University Calendar, or on application to the Undersigned. H. CHAPMAN, Registrar. MISS VERA BAGLEY, A.T.C.L., RESUMES TUITION, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8. Studio: Capitol Buildings, Princes street. ITISS PASSMORE'S SCHOOL OF PAINTING, ARTS, AND CRAFTS RESUMES FEBRUARY 8. Railway Concessions to Country Pupils. Studio: Stock Exchange Buildings. "PIANOFORTE AND THEORY. I ROMA BAKER, A.T.C.L.. Trinity College (London) Exhibitioner, WILL RESUME TEACHING At Studio, 41 Upper Stuart street, On MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8. Children's Group Classes Commence March 1. Enrol early. Phone 13-259. >OSSBOTHAM'S COMMERCIAL COLIL LEGE, LTD., Stock Exchange, Reopening February 1; office now open for interviewing. "OEQUIRED for girl, morning TUITION; it Standard V.-Please ring 13-536 for appointment. A DVERTISIf iG is accepted as a neces- * *■' sary part of modern business promotion. It has won a place for 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 as a business enterprise, and not as a magic formula for unearned success.