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Evening Star, Issue 26042, 5 March 1947, Page 1

PULLERS la jIjAYFAIB 1 8 0d THEATRE Direction: Kerridge-Odeon. Hearing Aids Available. To-nighl; Thursday, Friday, at 7.15. The Funniest Offering in Years. Samuel Goldwyn’s New Technicolour Production, ■ UP IN ARMS’ Stars DANNY DINAH DANA KAYE SHORE ANDREWS And th« Goldwyn Girls. In Addition, ‘ THE BIG BONANZA ’ Jane Richard Robert FRAZEE ARL'EN LIVUNGSTON (Both Pictures for Universal Exhibition.) Plans D.I.C. and Theatre (tel. 22-573).

HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE (Lessee: John Fuller and Sons Ltd.) TERRIFIC SUCCESS OF * ROSE MARIE.’ Due to _the Very Large Bookings of ‘Rose Marie,' This World-famous Musical Play Will Also Be Staged on the Company’s Return from Invercargill on THURSDAY AND FRIDAY of Next Week, March 13 and 14. Seats for These Two Additional Performances May Now Be Reserved at the D.I.C. TO-NIGHT AT • 7.50 TO-NIGHT AT 7.50 " AND UNTIL SATURDAY EVENING. Also on THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, MARCH 13 and 14. MATINEE SATURDAY. J. C. WILLIAMSON’S NEW COMIC OPERA COMPANY In Their Mammoth Production of Ev crybody’s . Favourite Musical Play, ‘ ROSE MARIE ’ ‘ ROSE MARIE ’ •ROSE MARIE’ ‘ ROSE MARIE ’ ‘ ROSE MARIE ’ Which is Proving the Greatest Attraction Dunedin Has Known in Years. A BRILLIANT CAST OF STAR ARTISTS INCLUDES JOY BEATTIE, ALLEN CHRISTIE, MARIE RYAN, DENNIS HARTLEY, NORMA NEVILLE, ALLAN EDDY, VAUGHAN TRACY, PERCY MARTIN, RALPHINE SPRAGUE, EDWARD BUNT, BETTY POUNDER, AND OTHERS. A FEATURE OF THE PRODUCTION IS THE FAMOUS TOTEM PORE BALLET TOTEM POLE BALLET ANOTHER OUTSTANDING PRODUCTION, Commencing SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING, MARCH 15, SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENI .o. MARCH 15, AND FOLLOWING THREE NIGHTS. Grand Presentation of the Deliciously Tuneful, Highly Spectacular, and ' Hilariously Humorous Comic Opera, , ‘ WILDFLOWER ’ ’ . ' ‘ WILDFLOWER ’ Which Mr Alan Chapman and the Artists Have Been Rehearsing for the Past Three Months. The Brand-new Dresses, Scenery, and Effects Have Just Arrived from' Australia, and the Initial Now Zealand Premiere by flhe New Comics of ‘ Wildflower ’ Will Doubtless Prove an Epoch in Dunedin’s Theatre History. BOX PLANS for ‘Rose Marie’»are now on view at the D.1.C., and for ‘Wildflower’ they will be opened on next Monday. PRICES: D.C. and R.S., 8s; Ordinary Stalls (reservablc on day of performance), ss; Pit, 2s 6d and Is 6d. Children Half-price to the Matinees. All • • ' Prices Plus Tax.

OTAGO LAWN TENNIS ASSOCIATION. LOGAN PARK, SATURDAY, MARCH 8, Commencing 10.30 a.m. FALCONER CUP COMPETITION (Post Entries at Courts). SPECIAL EXHIBITION GAMES During Afternoon on Grass Court By J. ROBSON, Otago Davis Cup Representative, and leading Otago Players. Spectators: Adults 2s, Children 6d. Preferential Booking-foe THE FILM FESTIVAL Opens at the ST.' JAMES' THEATEE TO-MORROW, from 1.30 to 8 p.m. nWz iretubnedservichl MEMBERS’ SOCIAL EVENING. ALL R.S.A. MEMBERS and LADY are cordially invited to the First MEMBERS’ SOCIAL EVENING of 1947, to be held in the Social Hall on SATURDAY, March 8, 1947, at 8 p.m. During the first part of the evening films will be screened, and these will be followed by an entertainment provided by the Dunedin R.S.A. Rifle Club. Members’ Children over 14 years of age will be welcome. Admission by Membership Card. 0. L. FERENS, Secretary, Dunedin Returned Services Association, Inc.