Page 15 Advertisements Column 4

Otago Daily Times, Issue 23500, 14 May 1938, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS YOU MUST || RESERVE FOR TO-NIGHT ,i|! , Plan at Begg’s till 11 a.m.— Then at Theatre All Reserves Is 6d. AT 2 PAL AND 7.45 P.M. AT »«iiiiiiiiiiiiiiSiiiill!!iiiill!liiii!iiiiiiiiiiN, Phone : rp HE q RAND : Stalls 1/-13-013 : A : Circle 1/0 "'UiTTiH Dir: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. illllllllli LAUGH AFTER LAUGH! 1 i COMEDY :: ROMANCE :: HILARITY All Together in These Two “GRAND” SPECIAL PICTURES. . . SAID O'REILLY TO McNAB,” “. . . SAID O'REILLY TO McNAB.” . . SAID O’REILLY TO McNAB” “. . . SAID O'REILLY TO McNAB,” With Those Two Brilliant Comedians, Will ' Will Will Will FYFFE MAHONEY FYFFE MAHONEY A LAUGH IN EVERY MINUTE! Then— You'll Roar Till Sore At the JON PS FAMILY In Their Greatest Comedy Riot, “BIG BUSINESS." “BIG BUSINESS” r “BIG BUSINESS” "BIG BUSINESS” It's a Gusher ol Fun lor Everyone! Telephone Reserves Not Held After 7.40 p.m. (Both Pictures Approved for Universal Exhibition.) CHILDREN: DON’T MISS KIKO. THE KANGAROO,” . In “PLAYBALL,” at TO-DAY’S MATINEE, JJUNEDIN BURNS CLUB. MONTHLY CONCERT TOWN HALL CONCERT CHAMBER, WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, At 7.45 p.m. First-class Programme of Vocal and Instrumental Items by Leading Artistes. Members and intending members’ tickets procurable at door. Non-members, admission Is. ARTHUR MACDONALD. President. W. R. DON. Secretary.

UTOPIA CLUB UTOPIA CLUB UTOPIA CLUB Olcl-limc Modern. OPENING DANCE. EARLY SETTLERS’ HALL, —! WED. NEXT . . MAY 18. —I WED. NEXT . . MAY 18. ALEX. SWAN AND HIS I —! __ dance BAND. _ NOTE.- Admission Prices this year will bo: Members Is Gd. Non-members 2s, " OERFECTO ” PAINT, costs no more, J. but does much more, 21s; " IRONITE.” king of roof paint, 16s Gd.—Wren’s. Owing to an outbreak of scarlatina, the Amberley House Girls’ Collegiate School has been isolated for a week. Two pupils were removed to hospital in Christchurch the day before the school was to break up for the term holidays, and the school was isolated from the following day. A visit was paid to the school by a Health Department inspector, and the medical officer of health (Dr T. Fletcher Telford) later ordered the school to be placed in quarantine until Thursday next. The principal of the school (Miss G. Foy) said on Saturday that no moi’e j cases had appeared, and the out- > break appeared to be under control.