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Evening Star, Issue 26028, 17 February 1947, Page 1

Direction: Kerridge-Odeon. Hearing Aida Available. TO-NIGHT AND TUESDAY, at 7.15. A Masterpieco of Brilliant Comedy Drama, Bette Miriam Gig DAVIS HOPKINS YOUNG In John Van'Druten’s Play, ‘ OLD ACQUAINTANCE ’ . And the Tense Horror Drama, ‘THE BRIGHTON STRANGLER.’ John LODER June DUPREZ. (Both Pictures Recommended for Adults.) Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre (22-573). REMEMBER United Friendly Societies’ Picnic, iWingatui, March 8; train leaves 9.35 a.m.

HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE (Dir.: John Fuller and Sons Ltd.) WHITEHALL PRODUCTIONS Have Pleasure in Presenting TO-NIGHT, AT 8, AND FOUR FOLLOWING NIGHTS, TO-NIGHT, AT 8, AND FOUR FOLLOWING NIGHTS, England's Foremost Stage and Screen Star in Person, MEGS ME G S MEGS MEGS M EGS J E N KINS JENKINS JENKINS JENKINS JENKINS IN ‘ THE LATE CHRISTOPHER BEAN ’ ‘ THE LATE CHRISTOPHER BEAN ’ % WHITEHALL PRODUCTIONS Wish to Thank those Patrons who booked for the Opening of ‘The Late Christopher Bean ’ last Saturday night, and to advise them that All Bookings can be Transferred to Any Night of the Season, To-night (Monday) to Friday inclusive, and hope that the unavoidable postponement, owing to the late arrival of the S.S. HINEMOA (due to storm conditions) at Lyttelton, will not debar Dunedin theatregoers from seeing Megs Jenkins during her visit here prior to her return to London to fulfil her contract with J. Arthur Rank,, in which she will feature in the Technicolour Film of- ‘ Christopher Columbus.’ MEGS JENKINS M EGS JENKINS '. MEGS . JENKINS Is Supported by a Strong Cast, including ! NELLIE BRAMLEY, NORMAN BLACKLER, June Mendoza, Victor Lloyd, (Frederick Hughes, James Kilburn, Donald Bamforth, Cynthia Carroll, and John Sherman. FOR FULLER PARTICULARS REGARDING SATURDAY NIGHT’S SEATS, APPLY D.I.C. BOX OFFICE. PRICES: 7s, 4s 6d,.and 2s, Plus Tax. PLANS FOR FULL SEASON Now on View at D.I.C. , W. F. RUSSELL’ Manager.

TO LET. OFFICE TO LET, Advertiser would let portion of liis centrally-situated Office to suitable tenant. Apply P.O. BOX 907. FOR approximate!/ two months, iWellfurnisiied Superior Flat, lounge, dining room, bedroom,-kitchenette; garage; very central; sgs weekly.—7s49, Slav. TWO Rooms To Let, use of all conveniences ; married couple preferred; £1 week. —7733, Star. FURNISHED Room, with kitchenette; also, small Single Room, suitable man. —70 Stafford st. FURNISHED Bedroom, two single beds; girls preferred.—sßß King st. FURNISHED Double Bed-Sitting Room, use conveniences; suitable business people; city.—Phone 10-719. PERSONAL. TVTR AND MRS E. SCOTT, 535 Cumbcrland street, wish to Sincerely Thank Mr Tom Strain and the others who ■assisted in rescuing their son from drowning al the Boat Harbour on Saturday. Although able to swim, the boy's foot being entangled in the yacht’s rigging made his plight one that could have ended fatally, AGNES SCOTT. INTRODUCTIONS, Matrimony; sincere opportunities for lonely people.—Miss Denson, Box 16, Devonport. WIDOW, with means, wishes to meet genuine Gentleman, with means, 50-60, company. matrimony.—s9B6, Star. SWING Club, This Tuesday Night; members and one friend only. WANTED To Meet, W 7 ido.w, view to matrimony.—Bo3l, Star.