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Otago Witness, Issue 2809, 15 January 1908, Page 68

Teeth Made and Filled by Electricity. T HAVE one of the moat modern Electric Dental appliances in the world at my JL place in Danedix>. I have put in a plant regardless of cost j the one thought being how I could make the work batter. Just one point : With the old foot machine for polishing the teeth it used to take hours. I have now the latest Americas electric engine, and the teeth are done in half the time, and have just twice the finish. We have an instrument for tapping the gold into teeth which gives 1700 blows a mimute. Gold fillings pat in by this method are absolutely watertight and Tery durable, i'our teeth are valuable enough for you to see that you get the very beat, and if you want that, come to the JLONDQM DENTAL, PRINCES STREET, DUNSDIN (Two doors above Rattray Street).

*:-_ To Tteatrica,l Managers. •? " tOTTHEN Coming to Invercargill write or \"i" wire to G. N. DAWSON & 00., f _ Mieatrieal and Advertising Agents. All 1 " - Communications will receive prompt atten- •" tion. We Lave six hoardings, 30 x 10; six 20 T-'t'lQ; and eight 12 x 10 for sniping; and i .jklso two, 50 x 10, at Bluff. *~~ 'Address: 92 Spey street, Invercargill. '] HIS MAJESTY * j THEATRE!. \~J- iole Lessee. . .' Allan Hamilton. T " ' ALLAN HAMILTON'S NEW DRAMATIC COMPANY. " : - WEDNESDAY, 'THURSDTY, and FRIDAY, - \ Brilliant Revival, on a scale of Unexampled £_- Completeness, of the Popular '_.- Comedy-Drama, ? A MESSAGE FROM MARS. (By Special Arrangement with Charles '«' " Hawtrey, Esq., London.) r * JEW AND ELABORATE SCENERY. ALL THE ORIGINAL EFFECTS. UNEXCEPTIONABLE CAST. SATL.tt.uAY (Last Night of the Season), ■LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY. JABY WATSON as LORD FAUNTLEROY. j "POPULAR PRICES: 3s, 2s, Is. Early -. v .Poors, 6d extra. Plan at Dresden. Day Sales at Jacobs's. HERBERT LEIGH, . Business Manager. .",j^LHAMBEA THEATkI p Sole Direction Messrs MACMAHON. TVt V MACMAHON'S .-. PICTURES. I '- * 6— NIGHTS ONLY^-6, ..Commencing ; MONDAY NEXT, JANUARY 20. ' The Most Perfect Effect of Animated Photo- * ' graphy Yet Accomplished. \- - r ABSOLUTELY JffLIOEERLESS, The effects produced by the marvellous - J&e^?. mechanical apparatus exciting the ;' astonishment of the Whole of New Zealand • THE UNANIiIOUS VERDICT: *' The very finest achievement of the perfect banishment of flicker." The Great Picture Drama, BOBBERY UNDER ARMS. - Jbe Exquisite' Parisian Living Picture subjects or the first time in New Zealand) "LOST IN THE ALPS" "THE INCENDIARIES." "EASTER EGGS," " >nd the Uproariously Humorous Tragedy "THE CHASED POLICEMAN" ' ™- HE ?J! mS X B] ! te RIDE," Etc., Etc. Miss LORRAINE TANSLEY, in. her ex-quisitely-illustrated songs. Paces: 3s, 2s, Is. Children half-price. JJIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Dfcection - - - - J. an d N. Tait. Messrs J. end N. Tait have much plea- - *ure m announcing that "they have made arrangements for " ~ Vk,.....V k , ..... T WO CONCERTS - On WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, sth and 7th February, By [MADAM CLARA BUTT~I And Mr ', j-KENISrEB,LEY RUMFQB^I J?7hos© Australian Tour has proved a Crescendo of Brilliant Triumphs. • Supporting Artists: i ?? S4? LTL T J BARRE - Vw"i*ist. * FHI X MERRICK, Pianist. tot«2Hs? GODFREY, Accompanist. * . XCK CF t S P*\ EMISSION: -Dress Circle |ad Orchestral Stalls, One Guinea; Stalls , tad v Pit, Half-a-guinea ftS! B °,f PLAN for the GUINEA ; biiA^S will open at the Dresden Piano ' t<ompanys Warehouse on WEDNESDAY ; January 29th, at 10 o'clock - TO-COU-STTHY PATRONf>:-The Guinea : - and Half-guinea Seats may be booked by ; - A will be filed and seats > s- aliotted (in the order received) on the open- " ing of Plans. When remitting, stamped ' - addressed envelopes for reply should be at- ; tached to Postal or Money Order, and sent ~ &i£?i?tn2Siifr of Dresden piano i - SeatSj once booted, cannot under any conditions be altered. < ■- ■Gr. D. PORTUS, - Manager. : ]> EINCESS THEATRE* ; " fo-night— "EVERY EVENING"— To night ' VAUDEVILLE I Ft' LLERS J I SPECIALTY - MUSICAL I FULLERS') COMPANY '- - '-An Entertainment of Unexampled I ' Brilliance ! , Goo 3 Music ! Laughter ! Refinement ! jgreas Circle, 2s; Stalls, Is; Gallery 6d. • at. 111 i- er TCmin iscences Ellen Terry mentions i Eyrie Beilew was the "Osric in Irving's : production of Hamlet. "He was another ' faan of the future, though we did not know S a T?u WaS very bandsome, a tremendous i n*ay-killer. H© -wots his hair rather long, 1 uad a graceful figure, and a good voice, as < <oBoam© the son of a, preacher -who had the reputation of saying the Lord's Prayer so 'Sramatically that his copgrejgatic^ sobb*V l 1