AMUSEMENTS Finally To-morrow! THE THRILL OF THRILLS THE WORLD WILL NEVER FORGET Warner Bros. Re-present “ANTHONY ADVERSE” Starring FREDRIC MARCH CLAUDE RAINS OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) 2 p.m. TWICE DAILY 8 p.m. At the 1 7~7 CRYSTAL PALACE ■ - —-- Of Course Dir.: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. FRIDAY NEXT! Three Wonderful Sessions 2 p.m. . . 5 Shoppers’ . . 8 p.m. 20th Century Fox Present That Lovable Dad of “Mother Wore Tights” DAN DAILEY DAN DAILEY DAN DAILEY “GIVE MY "REGARDS TO BROADWAY” IN LOVELY TECHNICOLOUR ■ With NANCY GUILD CHARLES RUGGLES FAY BAINTER BARBARA LAWRENCE A Glorious Show for Mum, Dad and all the Children! (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) PLANS D.I.C. THEATRE 'PHONE 32-408 BOX PLANS OPEN TO-DAY AT D.I.C. I CIVIC theatreT] MARCH 8 MARCH 10 The Great Musical Event INTERNATIONALLY ACCLAIMED Negro Lyric Baritone AUBREY PANKEY AUBREY PANKEY Ranks in the first four leading artists, of such calibre as Paul Robeson, Marian Anderson, and Todd Duncan. . . . The most outstanding and unusual programme ever offered on the concert platform including Negro Spirituals. Arias, Folksongs, also Negro Spirituals composed by Mr Pankey. Associate Artist . . . LEO DEMANTE At the Piano The American Negro Aubrey Pankey’s concert was a sensation. The hall was Sacked ... he sang Schubert very eautifully ... in Rachmaninoff and the French composers, one heard fine poetry . . : his Negro Spirituals were a real enjoyment.
—"Journal American,” New York. SEATS: 10/-, 7/6 (Plus Tax) Concessions available to Schools, Colleges, and Musical Societies. Exclusive Management and Direction by Natan Scheinwald in N.Z. and Australia SUTTON’S LAUNCHES MOONLIGHT LAUNCH CRUISE TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY), also SATURDAY Launch leaves Lyttelton 7.15 p.m„ returning 10.15 p.m. To-day’s most popular outdoor attraction. FARES 2/6 FARES 2/6 Private Cruises, Picnics, etc., arranged at short notice. SUTTONS LAUNCHES ’Phones 46-028 46-514. QUAIL ISLAND QUAIL ISLAND Canterbury’s Premier Picnic Spot now’ open to the Public. The Navy League, in conjunction with Sutton’s Launches, will run a frequent launch service to this Island on all fine Saturdays and Sundays. Excellent beach, shelter, and swimming. Hot Water and Soft Drinks available. RIPA ISLAND RIP A ISLAND " Canterbury’s Historic Picnic Resort Sutton’s Launches will run a frequent service to this Island on Sunday. A great Spot .with Excellent Beach. Hot Water, Ice-creams, etc., available. SUTTON’S LAUNCHES ’Phones 46-028 46-514. > 8386 PUBLIC NOTICES KIR WEE. A PUBLIC MEETING will be held in Kirwee A. and P. Hall, TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY). MARCH 2, at 8.15 p.m., with a view to forming a Library. 625 HALSWELL SCHOOL JUBILEE. APRIL 2nd, 3rd, and 4th, 1949. ALL ex-pupils, teachers, etc., are asked to communicate with the Secretary immediately. Please send for your programme of functions for this 85th Jubilee. L. PIKE, Secretary, 475 Halswell road, Halswell, 5.W.2. 7736 Waihora football club THE Annual Meeting will be held in the Motukarara Hall on TUESDAY, March 8, at 8 p.m.
Business.—Adoption of Annual Report and Balance-sheet; Election of Officers; General. All members and intending members are requested to attend. L. M. WARD, Hon. Secretary. - 8363 F A I R L I E. MACKENZIE HIGHLAND SHOW. PRIZE SCHEDULES. Prize Schedules for the Mackenzie Highland Jubilee Show, which is to be held at Fairlie on EASTER MONDAY, will be posted free to any address on application. Prepare your entries now and be an exhibitor at this popular Easter Show. J. A. FRASER, Secretary, Mackenzie County A. and P. Society, Farlie. 2759 DAZZLING DAHLIA DISPLAY. DAZZLING DAHLIA DISPLAY. DAZZLING DAHLIA DISPLAY. DAZZLING DAHLIA DISPLAY. DAZZLING DAHLIA DISPLAY. DAZZLING DAHLIA DISPLAY. Dame Nature decorates the Dahlia with dazzling tints, enriching the reds with gold, contrasting mahogany and rose, revelling in lilac and lavender, purple and pink—and hundreds more—in full dress. DAHLIA SHOW THURSDAY AND DAHLIA SHOW FRIDAY. MARCH DAHLIA SHOW 3rd and 4th. IN THE CALEDONIAN HALL. THURSDAY, FROM 2 P.M. FRIDAY, 10 AJd. TO 10 P.M. Official Opening by His Worship the Mayor, Thursday, at 2.30 p.m. UNUSUAL ATTRACTIVE SPECTACLE: UNUSUAL ATTRACTIVE SPECTACLE; UNUSUAL ATTRACTIVE SPECTACLE: The City of Christchurch New Coat of Arms Reproduced in Thousands of Flowers . . . upraised so that all the world may see—and delight in. Decorative Sections, Cut Flowers, Vegetables, Children’s and Beginners’ Classes. ENTRIES CLOSE THIS DAY (WEDNESDAY), with the Secretary, at 213 Manchester street. P. C. BROWNE. Secretary. 8211 PENISMS NO. 2 “OSMIRIDIUM” That’s the hard, white metal your Gold Nib is tipped with. It wears and w’ears, but when knocked off or worn out, the whole nib must be replaced. Have you dropped your pen recently? Is it writing, silk smooth? If not, all defects are curable by THE PEN DOCTOR at THE BUSY LITTLE BOOKLOVERS 89 Cathedral square. 8307 CATERING. CATERING. REALM REALM REALM 94 GLOUCESTER STREET. Wedding Breakfasts, 21st Birthday Parties, All General Catering. For details ’phone 39a, ask for 7477. X 8229
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