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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22203, 5 March 1934, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS SENSATIONAL TRIUMPH OF "THE MERRY WIDOW." , There have been some notable first night productions in Dunedin, including the Australian and New Zealand premiere of important musical plays, but never in the history of His Majesty's Theatre has an opera been received with such unbounded enthusiasm as that which greeted "The Merry Widow" on Saturday. It was a memorable occasion and one that will always'be remembered by those who were fortunate enough to obtain seats for the initial performance of. the J. G. Williamson. New Comic Opera 1 Company's season. There were numerous encores and double encores, and at Xhe final fall of the curtain there was an unusual demonstration of appreciation from an audience which packed the theatre from floor to ceiling. It was a great triumph for Franz Lehars exquisite opera and for the incomparable company which presented'it. FINAL "MERRY WIDOW " MATINEE NEXT WEDNESDAY at 2. Doors Open at 1 o'clock. '.;.-■ MATINEE PRICES: Res. Stalls, ss; D. ' Circle, 4s; Stalls, 3s; Pit, Is 6d. Early Door Pit, 6d extra. Children, 23 Is fid, an,d Is (all prices plus tax). JJIS MAJESTY'S THEATEE Direction: J. C. Williamson (N.Z.), Ltd. COMIC OPERA AT ITS BEST. v TO-NIGHT AT 8, ;.:■■. And until Wednesday evening. . Final Matinee, Wednesday at 2. J. C. Williamson, Ltd.. present their incomparable NEW COMIC OPERA CO. :•:-' NEW COMIC OPERA CO. ...-,< ; . , _ • 70—Artiste—70 ■ In Franz Lehar's gloriously tuneful. picturesque, and very humorous musical " ' . . ' '/play, ■ >",■; ' '(THE, MERRY WIDOW," ' J THE MERRY WIDOW," "THE,MERRY WIDOW," ' Which is even, more popular to-day than when it was first produced over 20 years ago; NEXT THURSDAY NIGHT. NEXT THURSDAY NIGHT, This One Occasion Only, Lionel Monckton's deliciously tuneful and exhilarating musical comedy, "THE ARCADIANS." "THE ARCADIANS.", "Always Merry and Bright." ■ FRIDAY NIGHT NEXT, 3 Nights only, ' , Matinee Saturday at 2, "FLORODORA." "FLORODORA." TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY . -March 13 and 14, Matinee Wednesday, March 14, ''WILDFLOWER." i "WILDFLOWER." A THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, ' .';•/ March 15 and 16, "A COUNTRY GIRL." '.: ' "A COUNTRY GIRL." ;- : SATURDAY, MARCH 17, . , Matinee and Evening, "KATINKA." / Plans for the season are now open at the D.I.C. Day Sales at the Rialto Soda Fountain, Rattray street. Evening Prices: Rsd. Stalk, 6e; D. Circle, 6s and ss; Stalls, 3s; Pit, 1b 6d. Early Door Stalls and Pit, 6d extra. (All prices plus tax.) IHH RIALTO.—For delectable Morning ,'•; and Afternoon Teas try the Rialto.

EDUCATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO OPENING OF SESSION H Classes in ALL FACULTIES will Commence on MONDAY, March 5. A GENERAL INAUGURAL MEETING will* l he held in the Allen Hall at 10 aim, on THAT DAY. - , ' ALL STUDENTS MUST REGISTER at the Registrar's Office within the First Week of the'Term. New Students desiring to take Degree Courses must present at the Registrar's Office proof of havingpassed the Entrance Examination. ~.'.'■ ARTS AND SCIENCE FACULTY. Professors will be available on SATURDAY, March 3, and on MONDAY, March 5, from 9 till 12 a.m., to'.' advise new students in Arts and Science as to the arranging of their courses. All students must attend the opening classes on MONDAY, March 5. The times of the respective classes-will be posted on the Notice Board. v ' EXEMPTED STUDENTS. Students proposing to obtain exemption from lectures must do so not later than MARCH 31. The forms are obtainable from the Registrar. ~ . : , , MEDICAL FACULTY. The Registrar will Enrol new Medical Students in the room above the Registrar's Office on SATURDAY, MARCH 3, at 10 a.m.. or on MONDAY. MARCH .5. at 2 ■p.m. " f '..'. DENTAL FACULTY. 'y> New Dental Students will be enrolled at the Dental School, King street, on SATURDAY, MARCH 3, from 10 a.m. to 12 noon. . , < - MINING FACULTY. The Dean of the Mining Faculty will be in attendance at the Mining School DAILY before the opening of the Sessiou to! meet new students. LAW FACULTY. The Dean of the Law Faculty and Lecturers will meet the Law Students in the Lecture Room, Supreme Court Buildings, on MONDAY, MARCH 5, at 7.30. p.m. COMMERCE FACULTY. The Dean of the Faculty and Lecturers, will meet all Commerce Students, in the Lower Oliver Classroom on MONDAY, MARCH 5, at 7 p.m. Commencing students taking Economics or other Arts classes must attend the first meeting of those classes on MONDAY, MARCH 5. HOME SCIENCE FACULTY. Home Science student's will meet in the Home Science Department on SATURDAY, MARCH 3, at 10 a.m. CLASSES IN MUSIC. . / Dr Galway will be in attendance, at the University on MONDAY, MARCH 5, from 11 a.m. till 12.30 p.m., for the purpose of enrolling Students. . H. CHAPMAN, Registrar. OME-STUDY MEANS MORE RAPID PROGRESS. As Specialists concentrating entirely in Home-study Instruction, Hemingway'*! have proved that their method ensures the speediest progress. No time is wasted over non-essentials—yet the subject of Accountancy is covered thoroughly in every detail. Your progress is not delayed by the interruptions of other students. ACCOUNTANCY QUALIFICATION • is tlie v surest road to those desirable positions in business that carry responsibility and are rewarded with prestige and high salaries. Enrol with Hemingway's; apply yourself to your studies; and speedy Qualification will inevitably follow. For a copy of the Free Book "Accountancy " write / to-day to HEMINGWAY'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS. P.O. Box 516, Auckland. i/TISS MARGERY HELPS has. RESUMED .fl TEACHING Arts and Crafts in her Home-crafts," Studio, 58 George street, ADVERTISING Is accepted as a necessary part of modern business promotion. It has won a place for itself In virtually every industry. Rightly directed and prepared, advertising has proved that it can return a profit to the advertiser. .But advertising should always be considered as a business enterprise,, and not as a magic formula tor unearned success.