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Otago Daily Times, Issue 26471, 27 May 1947, Page 10

Final Screening To-night, 7.15. Van Esther Lucille JOHNSON WILLIAMS BALL In M.G.M.’s Musical in Technicolor, “EASY TO WED” Eddie Diana Veronica Cass BRACKEN LYNN LAKE DALY In Paramount’s Romantic Comedy, “OUT OF THIS WORLD” (Both Pictures for Universal Exhib.) FULLERS 1/. AYF AI R 1/6 THEATRE Direction Kerridge-Odeon. Hearing Aids Available. To-morrow, Wednesday and Thursday, “ GREEN LIGHT ” Errol Anita Margaret FLYNN LOUISE LINDSAY SIR CEDRIC HARDWICKE. Associate Attraction: “MASQUERADE IN MEXICO” Dorothy Ann Arturo LAMOUR DVORAK De CORDOVA <Both Pictures Recommended for Adults.) PLANS D.I.C. and Theatre (Tel. 22-573). INTERPROVINCIAL Association Football. Cale., this Week-end.

WATCH FOR—“YOLANDA AND THE THIEF.” Direction Kerridge-Odeon. Hearing Aids Available! Phone 13-379. TWICE DAILY, 1.45 and 7.45 p.m. Metru-uoiawyn-Mayei Presents A Mystery Unsurpassed in tenseness! “ DANGEROUS PARTNERS” Starring JAMES CRAIG. SIGNE HASSO • Edmund Gwenn, Henry O’Neill. Audrey Totter. Why Do Four People Bequeath a For-' tune to a Person They Have Never Met? . . . Tltc Riddle is Explained when a Beautiful Adventuress and a Handsome Daredevil become Partners in Peril, Intrigue and Mystery!!! Associate leaiure Paramount's Terrific Thrillei “BIG TOWN” Starring Phillip REED, Hillary BROOKE. Robert LOWERY Who was the Vampire Killer??? (Bom Rccununenaea u.y censoi [or Adults.) AND: Episode 3 of Dynamite, ActionPacked new Serial: “Daredevils of the West” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) PLANS AT U.I.C or STRAND (13-379) STRAND

HIS MAJES TY ’ S (Lessees: John Fuller and Sons, Ltd.) ONLY THREE MORE NIGHTS. ONLY THREE MORE NIGHTS. ONLY THREE MORE NIGHTS. TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY), WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY. And then good-bye to T II E K A N GAROOSTEBS t T II E K A NGAROOST S . T II E KANGAROOSTERS HURRY, HURRY, HURRY, HURRY, For the last few performances of His Father’s Son, the King of Fun, GEORGE WALLACE, Jnr. GEORGE WALLACE, Jnr. GEORGE WALLACE, Jnr. Supported by an all-star cast of the cream of Australia’s Variety Stars, In the sparkling laughter-making comedy, “THIS WAS THE ARMY” “THIS WAS* THE ARMY” “ THIS WAS THE ARMY ” SEASON DEFINITELY ENDS ON THURSDAY. BOOK YOUR SEATS NOW. Plan at the D.I.C Day Pit Sales at Jacobs’. Prices: D.C. and 0.5., 6s; Stalls (reservable on day of performance), 4s; Pit, 2s. All prices plus tax. Matinee, Wednesday, at 2.15. Bring the children to the matinee. Matinee prices, ss, 3s, 2s (plus tax). Children half-price. IT’S NEW. IT'S AUSTRALIAN. IT’S A SCREAM. Here is Variety, and Variety is the spice of life. GALA OPENING HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE, FRIDAY, JUNE 6. David N. Martin and R. J. Kerridge Present A SHOW THAT IS WRITING N.Z. THEATRE HISTORY. AUCKLAND.—Five Weeks, Two Shows Per Day, 60 Capacity Houses, 90,000 Patrons. 40 per cent, higher than any previous'record. WELLINGTON.—Four Weeks, 32 Performances, 48,000 Patrons. All records broken; hundreds turned away last week of season. CHRISTCHURCH.—Now in its Second Week of Capacity Business. Box Plans sold out six days in advance DUNEDIN.—Box Plan opens at D.I.C. Thursday next, at 9 a.m., Octagon Entrance Prices: Reservations D.C. and 0.5., 8s (plus tax, 9s); Unreserved, 6s, 3s. Matinees, Saturdays and Wednesdays, at 2 p.m. Res., plus tax, 5s 9d. 4s, 2s. Children Half-price to Matinees only. It is the First Time that a Complete Tivoli Revue Company has been brought in its entirety to New Zealand. DIRECT FROM THE TIVOLI THEATRE, SYDNEY, BY AIR. The American Musical Revue Success, “ARTISTS AND MODELS ” . “ARTISTS AND MODELS” “ARTISTS AND MODELS” “ARTISTS AND MODELS” Starring London’s Favourite Comedienne, JENNY HOWARD JENNY HOWARD JENNY HOWARD JENNY HOWARD With 60 HEADLINE ARTISTS from the World's Greatest Theatres. Production by Kalton R. James. Musical Director, Len James. RESERVE YOUR SEAT FOR THE BIGGEST STAGE ATTRACTION EVER OFFERED THE AMUSEMENT LOVERS OF NEW ZEALAND D UN E D CITY COUNCIL. WELCOME TO SIR WILLIAM R. WILLIAMS AND LADY WILLIAMS. A CITIZENS’ WELCOME will be given by His Worship the Mayor, Mr D 1 C. Cameron, and members of the City Council to Sir William R. Williams and Lady Williams in the COUNCIL CHAMBER. Municipal Chambers. Dunedin. C.l. at 11 a.m. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY) MAY 28. An Ex-Lord Mayor of Cardiff. Sir William is at present an Alderman of tha; City and a prominent member of many public bodies, being Chairman of the Finance Comm'ttee of the National Library of Wales and a member of the Court of Governors, Welsh University. His Worship desires the attendance of as many Citizens as possible to give these distinguished visitors from Birtain a hearty welcome. Municipal Chambers, Dunedin, C.l. May 26, 1947 R. A. JOHNSTON, Town Clerk. PUBLIC NOTICES A N N O U N• C E M E N T. THE ASTOR CAFE. 256 GEORGE STREET, Wishes to advise the public that Mrs VARNEY has taken over the supervision qf this popular Cafe once again. HOLIDAY ACCOMMODATION TENDERS ORTH SUPERIOR Moderate Tariff Phone 1274 OTAGO HOTEL. OAMARU. ACCOMMODATION. Under New Management L. C. COLLINGS. B U I L D E R S. RING C.ONCRETE SUPPLIES. rifAURANGA.—For Peace and RelaxaA tion, Spend a HAPPY HOLIDAY at the MOUNT HOTEL PHONE 14-736, For Phone 803 W. P.O. Box 12, Mt. Maunganui. HUblUrt Y al Hotel Cromwell"; h ana e centrallv heated lounges dining room TREVOSE Guest House, Brighton, provides Comfortable Holiday, Accommodation; write or phone. YOUR READY-MIXED CONCRETE. DO not address Business letters to tne Editor Thev should be sent to the Manager 0 0 'tala a