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Evening Star, Issue 26021, 8 February 1947, Page 1

COMMENCING TO-NIGHT! . Exclusive' To The EMPIRE and REGENT Exclusive To The EMPIRE and REGENT THE THRILLING HIGHLIGHTS OF The DAVIS CUP TENNIS MATCHES The DAVIS CUP TENNIS MATCHES REGENT THEATRE at 8.4 p.m. EMPIRE THEATRE, 8.30 p.m See the American and Australian Champions in Thrilling Action! Also Screening All Next Week at Both Theatres.

FULLERS JVM P I B E THEATRE. Directum: Kerridge-Odeun. Fullers’ Theatre Corp. Ltd. SESSIONS, 2 and 8 p.m. SPECIAL TO-NIGHT: SALVAGE OF WANGANELLA Paramount Presents A RAYMOND CHANDLER MURDER MYSTERY It’s a gun-blazing, fist-smashing drama. ALAN VERONICA ‘WILLIAM LADD LAKE BENDIX LADD LAKE . BENDIX 4 - In - ■ ‘ The BLUE DAHLIA ’ .* The BLUE DAHLIA ’ The Cast includes Three Famous Finds from ‘ The Lost Week-end.” A Paramount First Half Includes ‘ COLLEGE QUEEN ’ A Technicolcur Musical Parade! ‘CHEESE BURGLAR ’ A Technicolour Noveltoon. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) PLANS: EMPIRE (12-433).

ST: CLAIR ST. CLAIR ST. CLAIR ST. CLAIR ST. CLAIR ST. CLAIR ST. CLAIR ST. CLAIR ST. CLAIR ST. CLAIR ST. CLAIR ST. CLAIR ST. CLAIR ST..-GLAIR-ST. CLAIR ST. CLAIR ST. CLAIR ST. CLAIR ST. CLAIR ST. CLAIR CAVERSHAM CITIZENS’ BAND, CAVERSHAM; CITIZENS’ BAND, CAVERSHAM CITIZENS’ BAND, „ Under the Baton of T. F. E. McLean, Esq., Will Present a SELECT PROGRAMME OF BRIGHT MUSIC.. TO-MORROW AFTERNOON, FEB. 9, TO-MORROW AFTERNOON. FEB. 9, TO-MORROW AFTERNOON. FEB.' 9, V At 3 o’clock. A. F. MACKAY, ■ Secretary. SUNDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY. SUNDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY AT THE GARDENS TO-MORROW SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 9, , THE DUNEDIN HIGHLAND PIPE BAND ' W ill Render A PROGRAMME OF TRADITIONAL'SELECTIONS AT 3 HEAR THE BAND PLAYING AT ITS BEST. Pipe-major: N. Munro. Drum-major: C. G. Maher. COLLECTION. J. D. WILSON, (I»C.) v P.M. . Secretary. OPEN-AIR CONCERT, BISIIOPSCOURT SPORTS GROUND, TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) NIGHT, FEBRUARY 9, Commencing 8.5 o’clock. Commencing 8.5 o’clock. KAIKORAI BAND (Conductor: Mr H. J. Osborne.) An attractive programme of Band Music has been arranged and includes the Contest Test Selections; The Band will be assisted by Mr Arthur Macdonald, wlho will srive vocal solos. AH'proceeds in aid of tlhe Band’s Contest Fund. Please give generously. S.' L. WOOD, Hon. -Secretary. GRAND VARIETY . CONCERT (Proceeds in Aid of the Otago Women’s Baseball Association Travel Fund), . CONCERT CHAMBER, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, ' 8 p.m. Sharp. . DUNEDIN’S LEADING TALENT IN SONG, DANCE. AND MUSICAL ITEMS. 21 HOURS OF REAL ENJOYMENT. PLAN. RESERVES, AND TICKETS AT BEGG’S. ADMISSION Is 6d.

PERSONALLY CONDUCTED LIMOUSINE TOURS Vacancies party leaving Wellington March 1 for comprehensive three-week North Island Tour. Visits, include Dawson Falls, New Plymouth, Waitomo Ca.ves, Hamilton, Auckland, Whajigerei, Bay of Islands, Ninety Mile Beach, Kauri Forests, Helensville, . Thames, Tauranga, ■Whakatane, Hongi’s Track, Rotorua. Weirakei, Taupo, Orakei-Korako, Waikaremoana, Napier. Inclusive cost £54- 10s. covers all travelling expenses from ton, all meals, guides’ fees, and-nrst-elass hotels. . Excellent references, careful driver, luxurious limousine service. Write to M. R. Larsen, Tourist Service, Box 269, Te Aro, ‘Wellington, C.2, for details. BEGG’S musical army LEARNERS’ CLASSES NOW BEING FORMED. COMMENCING SHORTLY. ENROL NOW. For HAWAIIAN STEEL GUITAR, SPANISH GUITAR, MANDOLIN AND BANJO-MANDOLIN, ■ UKULELE. Private Tuition is Arranged if Desired. Mr WM. COULTER, Principal, will be at BEGG'S on FRIDAY, between 7 and 8 p.m., for Personal Interview. Ask BEGG’S about MUSICAL ARMY. SILVER Cups, Best Boy and Girl Riders (post entries), Tahuna Park, Next Saturday. , ■ CAGE BIRDS. FOUR Heu Canaries for Sale, £l.—Phone 10-800.