Page 10 Advertisements Column 6

Otago Daily Times, Issue 25394, 27 November 1943, Page 10

Captain Clark Gable back In action again as a War Correspondent in the foxholes of Batan; Lana Turner . . . back in his arms again. Taking their Romance where they find it . . . from one end of the seething Far East to the other! Watch your pulse . . . it’s packed with Action and Romantic Thrills! THE REGENT Direction: J. C. Williamson Picture, Coip., Ltd. 2 P.M. DAILY Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Presents Clark GABLE GABLE Lana TURNER TURNER “Somewhere I’ll Find You” “ Somewhere I’ll Find You ” With ROBERT STERLING: _ PATRICIA DANE Featurettes Include: '* Glacier Park ” (Fitzpatrick Traveltalk), "The Hungry Wolf” (M.-G.-M. Coloured Cartoon), Regent News Service. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) PLANS at D.I.C. and REGENT (12-513). DUNEDIN CHORAL SOCIETY “ MESSIAH." “ MESSIAH." “ MESSIAH.” “ MESSIAH." “ MESSIAH." " MESSIAH.” " MESSIAH.” ” MESSIAH.” “ MESSIAH." “ MESSIAH." “ MESSIAH.” " MESSIAH.” ” MESSIAH." “ MESSIAH.” " MESSIAH.” “ MESSIAH.” ” MESSIAH." “ MESSIAH.” " MESSIAH.” “ MESSIAH.” “ MESSIAH.” ” MESSIAH.” “ MESSIAH.” Assisted by CHURCH CHOIR MEMBERS And OAMARU CHORAL SOCIETY (Over 250 Voices). Guest Conductor: - ALFRED WALMSLEY. Soloists: Chrissle Barton, Mary Pratt, Grahame McKinlay, Lloyd Spears. 4YA ORCHESTRA. At the Organ: Dr V. E. Galway. DO NOT MISS THIS MUSICAL TREAT. \ BOOK NOW—D.I.C. or Begg's. Admission, 2s 6d, 2s, Is. NEW Rubber Tyres fitted to your pram or sulky at Victor Nelson’s: all sizes, for essential purposes only.

WINDSOR LOUNGE DANCING. DANCING. DANCING. DANCING. DANCING. DANCING. DANCING. TO-NIGHT. MAKE UP A PARTY FOR THE BIG DANCE. VIC. MOORE’S BAND. Admission 2s. Supper. LOST AND FOUND 2 lines (12 words) Is. 3 lines 118 words) Is Gd. 4 lines (24 words) 2s. booking extra LOST in George street, Wednesday afternoon, Silver-cased Watch; £5 reward.— 824, Times. LOST, 1 week ago, fawn hand-knitted Gloves, Maori Hill.—Reward returning South’s Book Depot. LOST, Thursday afternoon, vicinity Railway Station, 1 Parcel chemists’ supplies.— Please return to Sharland and Co., Ltd., 12 Dowling street. LEFT on roadside, Brighton road. Green Island, Tuesday, November 9, Handbag with contents; address inside.—Reward on returning to Otago Farmers’, Dunedin. LOST, Thursday night, between Regent Theatre and Claremont sti'eet, Diamond and Emerald Ring; keepsake; good reward.—Ring 12-308. YOUNG woman wants Position in hotel or sheep station; Central Otago preferred; fortnight during Xmas holidays.—9sß, Times. _ LOST, Soldier’s Wallet. October 20, between Caversham, C.P.0.; containing photo., coupons, A.F. handkerchiefs, driving licence, records; reward.—Phone 22-799, FOUND—Hasty Tasty Quick Lunch Cafe, Rattray street; open Sunday. FOUND—City Fish Supply for Cooked Fish (next Calder Mackay’s, Rattray street). FOUND; Hockey Dance, Oddfellows' Hall, Mosgiel, To-night; McLeod’s music; admission Is lid. FOUND—Dance will be held in the Public Hall, Waikouaiti, Monday, December 27; good music. FOUND —Usual fortnightly Dance, Momona Hall, Saturday, 27th; usual prices; supper. FOUND—East Taieri Girls’ Auxiliary Gardren Party, To-day (Saturday),' Mrs Bedford’s “ The Birches,” Gladstone road, 2.30 p.m.; admission is. FOUND—Puketeraki Hall, Saturday, 27th, Welcome Home Social to Driver F. Ward, flappers D. Paterson and T. Duff; ladies 2s. gentlemen 2s 6d, children 6d. FOUND—” Rito Rita,” starring Abbott, Costello, Kathryn Grayson, To-day, Green Island Pictures; laughter and songs; excellent supports. (Universal Exhibition.) FOUND —Plunket Ball, Palmerston Town Hall, Friday. December 3; prices, 3s, 2s; novelty dances; Sports Orchestra; good supper. FOUND —J. Stewart, chimney cleaning specialist; Mosgiel next Thursday; make your appointment with Miss Sommerville, Gordon road. FOUND—Town Hall, Outram, Tuesday, November 30, West Taieri Boy Scouts’ Birthday Party; parents and friends invited; ’ collection; ladies a basket. F~ound7 outram theatre" tonight, Conrad Veidt, Clive Brook, and Valerie Hobson in “ Convoy.” See how England delivers the goods through sub.-infested waters. (Adult recommendation.)