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Otago Daily Times, Issue 25241, 2 June 1943, Page 6

1/. MAYFAIR 1/6 Dir.: Fullers Theatre Corp., Ltd. 7.30 To-night, Thursday and Friday. The Picture of the Moment . . . The Moment it’s Sorely Needed! KAY KYSER in “PLAYMATES,” KAY KYSER in “PLAYMATES,” With JOHN BARRYMORE Impez VELEZ Patsy KELLY. A Laugh a Minute in the Mile-a-Minute Fun Feast. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Also. The Screen's Master Character Creator, LON CHANEY In “ THE MUMMY’S TOMB” Dick FORAN John HUBBARD. (Recommended bv Censor for Adults.) Plans at D.I.C. -and Theatre. Tel. 22-573. THE BIGGEST LAUGH SINCE HARRY LAUDER. “GROUSE IN JUNE * “GROUSE IN JUNE” 3-ACT HILARIOUS COMEDY. 3-ACT HILARIOUS COMEDY. LAUGHS where the LAUGHS GROW THICKEST: A HEARTY LAUGH IN EVERY LINE. Portrayed by an Outstanding Repertory Cast and Produced by Ernest Griffin. HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE (Proprietor: Sir Benjamin Fuller) 7 NIGHTS OF HIGH COMEDY. Commencing THIS SATURDAY, June 5. PLANS at BEGG'S. No booking fee. No "Grouse” about the Prices: 3s 2s and Is. Proceeds for Kaikorai, Flagstaff, and Burns Bands. BOOK EARLY AND BE SURE. rVCA BEFORE you plan your weekly buying, look in the Otago Daily Times Classified Columns

c UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE PIPING AND DANCING ASSOCIATION GKAND NATIONAL CONCERT ONCBET CHaM BE R, T 0 W N HA L MONDAY, JUNE 7. 7.45 p.m. 1 pi™ c , *• PROGRAMME I Sone " ®i! ing c to Mc a Pint o’ ‘ Wine ’!! I! Mr Lralfe Dunbar | ongl ... 9, ver tlie Sea t 0 Skye ” Miss Bertha Rawbn^rn 5 Sonf ‘‘Tul T AU thc Wa >’ ” ■.Mr Butler « « \i. , TllG Land O tllG Lsal . . . . _. . . . ATfc-c Tpna AAr*TAnnei Irl n. Song’ 5 " My‘ Ain d F^k^ 0U . r !! " J^ tl f“ n ?JS n Pa J J? r /? n 10. Highland Reel .. .. . '' 'iw n 3 ' it ci *t INTEPVAL a ND PRESENTATION OF PRIZES " ' CGTS 11. f “‘"IomU Pri„c? l Ch®?,“*'«“■< Wp. Band, W» Major G.Gcng .13. Song, Bonnie Mar.v of Arevlc ” “ «,t„ t™ Ma f ters 8: :: " 16. Violin Solos, “Scottish Airs” .. ..' \\ " Gastev 17. Song, “ Maiden of Morvon ” Mr Rov McDouesU 8. Song, “ Jock o’ Hazeldene ” Miss Ahm Onfn 19. Irish Reel r its unn GOD SAVE THE KING'.' " L Dancers „ Accompaniste: Miss Muriel Caddie SATURDAY. June 5, at 8.30 a.m.

O L U- M B A ' COLLKOe Presents “QUALITY STREET” A Play in four acts by Sir James Barrie, ' TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY), JUNE 2, at 8 o'clock. Admission Free. A Collection will be taken on behalf of the All Purposes Appeal. Friends of ttic School are cordially invited to attend.

PUBLIC NOTICES SOCIAL CREDIT ATTITUDE TO THE BANKS M£-H,AWTBEY: If The Douglas Theory is right, the deficiency of demand is not due to any fault of bankers, but is inherent in the system they are working, POyq.LAS: With this I absolutely agree. It is the inherent defect in the system which makes the Monopoly of Credit! that is to say, the power of creating fresh purchasing power of such tremendous importance, and my chief comDlairt against bankers, such as it its, is that in showing such determination, both to mainain the system and to stifle public criticism of it, they assume responsibility for a defective system. • Quoted from the debate between Mr R. G. Hawtrey and Major C H Douglas at Birmingham on March 22, 1933. J Douglas Published by The Social Credit Educational Assn., 8 Moran Buildings ' Octagon, DUNEDIN.

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