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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22260, 12 May 1934, Page 13

AMUSEMENTS COMMENCING WEDNESDAY CAPPING CAPPING CAPPING CAPPING CAPPING CAPPIN CAPPI CAPP CAP CA G MAY 10. 17, 18, 19, 1934. 1934. 1934. THE MOST SCREAMINGLY FUNNY CAPPING CAPPING CAPPING CAPPING CAPPING APPING PPING PING ING NG G CAPPING CONCERT FOR YEARS AND YEARS!! THE FARCES. “To the Last Man,” a whirlwind of sparkling wit. A Mexican tragedy with a superb cast. This farce will make you weep with laughter!!. “ The Private Wife of Henpcque VIII.” Greater than the mighty monarch at his mightiest, mightier than Mickey the Mouse! THE INTERLUDES. Nine of the crankiest stunts with the most whimsical and unexpected endings. See Whiskers Spate put the Boston Lobster on Count Larger. Learn what we think of Bernard Shaw. THE BOX PLAN Will open at the D.I.C. (Octagon) on Monday, the 14th, at 9 a.m. THE DAY SALES To be at JACOBS’S. (Note that Wednesday’s seats may be purchased from Monday on. Other days day of issue only. THE BALL. To be held in the Town Hall on Tuesday, 15th. Tickets may be obtained from the D.I.C. Booking Office, THE BOOK. The biggest ever published. Over seventy pages crammed full of the snappiest current humour and sketches from artists of note, including Don Nicol, the Actor. THE PROCESSION Through the Streets of Dunedin at Noon on Wednesday, the 16th. THE WISE MAN Will buy his own book early. Will book his seats for the Concert. BE A WISE MAN! PRICES, 4s, 3s, and 2s. ISLAND MUNICIPAL ** CINEMA “Where Sound Astounds.” TO-DAV (SATURDAY). 2.15. SESSIONS. 8. JOHN, ETHEL, LIONEL BARRYMORE, And DIANA WYNYARD (Of Cavalcade fame), in The Mighty Dramatic Screen Achievement, “RASPUTIN and the EMPRESS.” “RASPUTIN and the EMPRESS.” “RASPUTIN and the EMPRESS." (Recommended by the Censor as being more suitable for Adult Audiences.) Associate Programme includes Walt Disney’s Silly Symphony in Techicolour, “ FATHER’S NOAH’S ARK." v WEDNESDAY NEXT. RONALD COLMAN RONALD COLMAN In “ CYNARA.” “ CYNARA.” Reserves at Reid’s, Main road. Phone 23-925. No Extra Charge for Booking. Our Motto: “Good Pictures at Reasonable Prices."

TO RESIDENTS OF PALMERSTON A SOUTH. The Dunedin Commercial Travellers' Variety Entertainers are coming to Palmerston on WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, with a whole load of cheer germs to clear the atmosphere of depression and gloom. This entertainment, as per posters on display in Palmerston, is to be given by-this wellknown and popular company, who have given entertainments throughout the country and towns in aid of local charities, and have to be seen to be appreciated. See the posters of this Variety Entertainment and try and imagine a more versatile and clever company. If sufficient support is given them a donation will be given towards Palmerston distress relief. Popular prices, dance to follow, music by our own inimitable instrumentalists. JUMBLE SALE, Roslyu, Salvation Army Hall, THURSDAY, May 17, 2 and 7 p.m. 12my ELECTION NOTICES. UNIVERSITY OF NEW ZEALAND. GENERAL COURT* OF CONVOCATION. j An Election of one (1) member of the Senate, to fill a casual vacancy, by the General Court of Convocation will be held on TUESDAY, 12th JUNE, 1934. : Nominations will Close at Noon on 26th May, 1934. The poll will be closed at 5 p.m. on 12th JUNE, 1934. Voting Papers, if delivered, must reach the Returning Officer, University of New Zealand, Employers’ Federation Building, 8-10 The Terrace, Wellington, C.l, not later than that hour; if posted they must reach him not later than 5 p.m. on IStb June, 1934. Any Graduate whose Voting Paper does not reach him by sth June should apply to the Registrar. Nomination papers may be obtained from the Registrar of any constituent College or of the University. E. T. NORRIS, Returning Officer. G.P.O. Box 1524, Wellington, C.l. ATAGO BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOLS BOARD. ELECTION OF ONE MEMBER BY THE PARENTS OF PUPILS. An Election will be held, closing at 5 p.m. on FRIDAY, June 1, to fill the Vacancy on the Board created by the death of the late Mr J. C. Stephens. Nominations of candidates will be received by the undersigned up to 12 o’clock noon on TUESDAY, May 22, 1934. Candidates must be nominated in writing by one or more persons entitled to vote in the Election. Those entitled to vote are the parents of pupils attending the Otago Boys’ and Girls’ High Schools, Forma of Nomination may be obtained on application at the Board’s Office. C. R. M'LEAN, Returning Officer. 236 Moray place, Dunedin. May 4, 1934. QTAGO EDUCATION BOARD, NEW ELECTION~OF SCHOOL COMMITTEES. MONDAY, MAY 21. 1934. The Householders in School Districts which -failed to Elect School Committees on the Evening of Monday, 23rd April last, are Hereby Notified that the Education Board of the District of Otago has, in accordance with Clause 9, of the Third Schedule to “ The Education Act, 1914,’’ fixed MONDAY, 21st May Nest, as the date for the new Election. The Meetings will be held at 8 p.m. in the School of each district. Q. W. CARRINGTON. Secretary. Education Office, Dunedin. C'IHEAP Artistic WALLPAPERS latest de ,/ signs to make the home beautiful: from Is upwards.—Smith and Smith. Ltd \ DVEKTIBING pays Its way, often ma'ny limes over. It will permit lower prices through Increased volume. It can reduce selling costs. It can lessen the time In which a product moves Irom factory to consumer.