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PLUNKET SOCIETY. QUEEN PAGEANT BALL EXHIBITION CABARET. TONIGHT, FRIDAY, MARCH 15. DANCING: 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. MANUEL RAYMOND'S ORCHESTRA. Tickets from D.I.C. or Secretary, 18 Kent Terrace. TICKETS, 0/- EACH. Reservations D.I.C. ' VVELLI NGTON CATHOLIC ’’ PLAYERS (lue.l. Present A PASSION PLAY ("The Upper Room”). By Mgr. Robert Hugh Biuson. Producer: Veronica Lacey. Alsu.) VERSE SPEAKING BY MARIA DRONKE And CHORAL NUMBERS BY BASILICA MALE CHOIR. ST. FRANCIS HALL Hill Street, i MONDAY and TUESDAY, March 18 ; mid 19. 2/. (Reserves) mid 1/-. | Box Plan D.I.C. XTATIONAL ART GALLERY , BUCKLE STREET I IDE CORONATION PICTURE AND CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION OF INTERNATIONAL AND NEW ZEALAND ART Hours— Week days—lo n.np to 5 p.m Sundays—2 p.m to 5 P.m. ADMISSION FEES— Adulis 1/-. Children (accompanied by Adults) (hl. Season Tickets. 5/-. TEAROOM OPEN DAILY.