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Evening Star, Issue 25939, 2 November 1946, Page 1

FULLERS —= gT. JAMES THEATRE. Direction: Kerridge-Odeon. Healing Aids Available. DAILY, 2 and 8 p.m. We do not have to tell you about the* brilliance of these two stars. But, \ frankly 1 , we believe that their 'present popularity is as no- / thing compared with the glory . which will be theirs when you see them in ‘ Thunder Rock.’ | JAMES MASON : |, JAMES MASON | MICHAEL REDGRAVE 1 MICHAEL REDGRAVE In a Brilliant Adaptation of Robert Ardrey’s Famous Stage Success, ‘ Thunder Rock ’ * Thunder Rock * BARBARA MULLEN''- LILLI PALMER (Recommended by Censor, for Adults.) A Metro-Goldw'yn-Mayer Presentation. Plans St. James (13-702).

DUNEDIN TECHNICAL COLLEGE. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA . Symphony orchestra (Conductor, Frank Callaway). FIRST CONCERT (Season 1946-1947). - CONCERT CHAMBER, TOWN; ' HALL, • ■,. TUESDAY; NOV. 5, at 8 p.m. Another Fine Programme, including— ■ Mr GIL DECK As Soloist in MOZART’S CONCERTO IN D MINOR , (K 466), For Piano and Orchestra. Mr Dech and Mr Frederick Bell (Flautist).' J. S. BACH’S SONATA IN E FLAT MAJOR,’ SUITE IN THE OLDEN STYLE , (Kronke), By Frederick ,Bell and James Rodgers (Flautists), with Mrs Frank Callaway (Pianist), DIVERTISSEMENT No. 1 IN C MAJOR (Haydn), By an Instrumental Quartet. THE ORCHESTRAL ITEMS Include: SHEPHERD KING,’ Overture (Mozart), SYMPHONY IN C (Dittersdorf). , OVERTURE IN B FLAT (Schubert), * DEAREST JESU, WE ARE HERE,’ ‘SHEEP MAY SAFELY GRAZE’ (J: S. Bach), INTERMEZZO AND SERENADE (from ‘ Hassan ’), Delius, ‘ ROBIN HOOD ’ Suite (Curzon). RESERVE NOW AT BEGG’S. \ . ■ Admission. 2s 6d. st: kilda surf life • SAVING CLUB (Incorp. 1939).. The OPENING DAY of the above Club rill be held on SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 946, commencing 2.30 p.m. The St. Kilda Municipal Band will be in t tend a nee. . • • Surf Competitions will be conducted, including the Barsdell Cup. F. B. McKENZIE, Hon. Sec.