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Press, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23000, 20 April 1940, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. FOX AUSTRALIAN NEWS SPECIAL FUNERAL OF OUR LATE PRIME MINISTER MICHAEL JOSEPH SAVAGE STATE “ Where Christchurch Meets.” AMALGAMATED THEATRES. LTD. (Throughout N.Z.) HEARING AIDS AVAILABLE. AT EACH OF THE THREE SESSIONS YESTERDAY EVERY SEAT WAS FILLED. ATTEND THE MONSTER MATINEE SESSION AT 2,15 TO-DAY. BOOK AT THEATRE ONLY, ’PHONE 32-249. CONRAD* VEIDT CONRAD VEIDT CONRAD VEIDT . . . Giving a Great Performance as Commander Hardt . . . A GERMAN SUBMARINE COMMANDER ■ - '■■■• , . / “U-BOAT 29” ' “ U-BOAT 29” “ U-BOAT 29 ” “U-BOAT 29” With - VALERIE HOBSON VALERIE HOBSON OF “CLOUDS OVER EUROPE” FAME . . . AS THE SCHOOL TEACHER . . . (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) ■TELEPHONE RESERVES CANNOI BE ACCEPTED FOR TO-NIGHTS 8 P.M. SESSION. RESERVES D.I.C. OR THEATRE.

CENTENARY CELEBRATIONS. GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL A ££ anged by Secondary Schools Committee. CIVIC THEATRE WEDNESDAY, 24th APRIL, 1940. . , . . „. . Commencing 8 pan. Admission Prices—2/- and 1/-. Reserves 3d extra at the D.I.C. PROGRAMME.. PART 1 * NATIONAL ANTHEM. A SSED GROUPS—Unison Song, “New Zealand” (Anson) BOYS GROUP—(a) Unison Song, “Sea King” (Stanford) is a ivttv Twn/rc. ,£ b) Two-part Song, “A Shepherd Kept Sheep” (Thimaii) BAND ITEMS-Marches (a) “Invercargill” (b) “Wairoa” (Lithgow) WESTERN GROUP—Two-part Song, “Green Fire” (Moeran) TTIT r- m r~i 11 n i Unison Song, “We Thank Thee” ;i v v (Bach) INSTRUMENTAL TRIOS—(a) “Lied” (b) “Lullaby” (c) “Jaglied” NORTHERN GROUP—“Pastoral” (Carey), “Aubad^^freland 1 ) 2* • SOUTHERN GROUP—Unison-Song, “Praise” (Dyson) ORCHESTRAL ITEMS^a) P “PrOC°e"fion®fflSch ” (b) “Rustic-Danced* 1 * EASTERN GROUP—Unison,S?n|l e “Be D Sto>ng” (Rowley), Tw^part h ° U^) INSTOUMENTAL TRIO-^Calk;‘4” Ummer (Mark V (^ MASSED GROUPS—Unison Song, “Fairest, Isle”- - ' —(Purcell) ■s& the Shipbuilders” (Holst) 'Jit* NOW ri^H^NiC, , WE. ALL GOD. -7153

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