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Otago Daily Times, Issue 26532, 6 August 1947, Page 10

WATCH FOR SENSATIONAL RELEASES For "THRILLER WEEK.” COMING FRIDAY! Hearing Aids Available. Phone 13-379. Direction; Kerridge-Odeon. SESSIONS, 1.45 and 7.45 p.m. Columbia’s Terrific Mystery Drama, “SO DARK THE NIGHT ” Steven GEKAY - Micheline CHEIREL Associate Feature: Paramount’s sensational -Press Mystery, “I COVER THE BIG TOWN ” Hillary BROOKE Philip REED. (Both Recommended for Adults.) And Universal’s New Mystery Serial, “MYSTERIOUS MR M ” (Approved toi Universal Exhibition.) PLANS at D.I.C. or STRAND (13-379) STRAND rjIHE Y.M.C.A. INAUGURATING THE “LOOSE END CLUB” FOR YOUTHS AND GIRLS. OPENING SUNDAY, AUGUST 10, 8.15 p.m. Y.M.C.A. ASSEMBLY HALL. A Happy Hour of Community Singing. Good Items. Supper. The Specially Selected Sunday Movie Films, “ This Amazing Universe ” and “ Musical Moments,” with Sam Hoopi, will be shown. YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED. J. H. DON MILLER, General Secretary.

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, AT 7.30 P.M. SHARP, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, AT 7.30 P.M. SHARP, In The main town hall. HE MAIN TOWN HALL. THE PHYSICAL EDUCATION SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND (Incorporated), OTAGO BRANCH, THE SOCIETY IS ABLE, BY KIND PERMISSION OF THE VARIOUS PRINCIPALS, TO PRESENT TO YOU A CAVALCADE OF JOYFUL AND SKILLED PHYSICAL EDUCATION AS IT IS CARRIED OUT BY THE FOLLOWING ORGANISATIONS:— COLUMBA COLLEGE, CHRISTIAN BROTHERS’ SCHOOL, ; ;> DUNEDIN NORTH INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL, DUNEDIN TEACHERS’. TRAINING COLLEGE PHYSICAL EDUCATION STUDENTS. DUNEDIN DANCE GROUP. HENLEY PRIMARY SCHOOL. JOHN McGLASHAN COLLEGE, KING’S HIGH SCHOOL, MAC ANDREW INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL, OTAGO GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL, OTAGO BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL, ST. HILDA’S COLLEGIATE SCHOOL. Y.W.C.A. CLASS. Such a Demonstration, lias Never Been Attempted Before, and will be a Unique Occasion. DO NOT FAIL TO SEETHE BALLROOM DANCING, THE INTERPRETATVE DANCING, THE FOLK DANCING, THE TRAINING FOR FENCING, FOR RUGBY, FOR BOXING, FOR AHLETICS, THE GYMNASTICS, THE AGILITY WORK, THE TUMBLING, THE SKILLS, THE DIMINUTIVE PUPILS OF HENLEY PUBLIC SCHOOL IN THEIR CLEVER WORK. BOOKING OPENS AT CHAS. BEGG'S THURSDAY, AUGUST 7. PRICES: Main Gallery, 2s 6d (plus tax); Children, Is 6d. Top Gallery, 2s (plus tax); Children, Is. Stalls, Is 6d (plus tax); Children, Is. (NOTE: Preferential Booking is Heavy. Do not miss this Demonstration. Book Early.) MONDAY, ROYAL DUNEDIN MALE CHOIR CONDUCTOR: ERNEST DRAKE. SECOND CONCERT, SIXTY-SECOND SEASON Xo W N lIALL, AUGUST 11, AT 8 P.Mr MONDAY, AUGUST 11, AT 3 P.M. THE CHOIR WILL SING THE FOLLOWING PART-SONGS:— “Pilgrims’ Chorus” (Wagner); " Kirkconnel Lea" and “De Battle ob “Jerico” (Roberton); “The Reveille” (Elgar); "Psalm 150” (Cesar Franck); “Full Tide” (Alec Rowley); “The Lord is a Man of War” (Handel); "Still As the Night” (Carl Bohm); “Sleep, My Princess” (Mozart); “Softly Falls the Shades” (Hatton). GUEST ARTISTS: MAVIS MARTIN (Mezzo-Soprano, of Invercargill), RITCHIE HANNA, Violinist (Royal College of Music, London). CHOIR SOLOISTS: LIONEL POWELL (TENOR), KEITH BERRY (BARITONE). ENROL NOW AS A SUBSCRIBER. . MEMBERS' RATES—--4 Tickets for 3 Concerts, £1 Is. 2 Tickets for 3 Concerts, 10s 6d. BOOKINGS AT BEGG’S. ADMISSION 2s 6d. E. RICHARDSON, care Patterson Bros., Ltd.. Octagon, Hon. Secretary. ' Phone 10-806. TO-DAY TO-DAY TO-DAY TO-DAY PLAN, OPENS AT BEGCI’S FOR TRAINING COLLEGE CHORAL SOCIETY’S ANNUAL CONCERT. jyjAJN TOWN lIALL, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 8 P.M. Is Is Is To All Parts. Booking Fee 6d 6d 6d BE WISE AND BOOK EARLY. This Programme will Not be Broadcast. FOOTBALL 0. R. F. 0. RANFURLY , SHIELD MATCH, QARISBROOK GROUND, SATURDAY, AUGUST 9, 1947. OTAGO v. NORTH AUCKLAND, Kick-off. 3 p.m. CURTAIN-RAISERS: . JUNIOR TRIAL MATCH, 1.15 p.m. TWO LEADING BANTAM TEAMS, MUSSELBURGH v. CAVERSHAM, 12.15 p.m. ADMISSION: GROUND Is 6d. CHILDREN, 6d. RESERVED SEATS, 4s (including tax). BOX PLAN OPENS AT C. BEGG & CO. THIS (WEDNESDAY), MORNING, AUGUST 6. NO PERSON PERMITTED TO BOOK MORE THAN SIX SEATS. 500 Tickets for Standing Room Only Between Main Stand and Rose Pavilion on Sale at Otago Sports Depot and S. Jacobs’s—2s 3d (including tax). TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS. The Express for Invercargill leaving Dunedin at 4.40 p.m. on Saturday will Stop at Caversham to pick up passengers for stopping stations. Train for Palmerston leaves at 5.40 p.m. Kaikorai Band in Attendance. OFFICIAL GUIDES, Containing Full Particulars of Teams and Players and other Interesting Notes, on Sale at S. Jacobs’s. Sports Depot, and at Carisbrook. Price, 6d. *

0 TAGO RUGBY REFEREES' ASSOCIATION. Members are requested to attend a PRACTICE at CARISBROOK at 7.30 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1947. A. McCAMBRIDGE, Hon. Secretary. MEETINGS NEW ZEALAND RED CROSS , SOCIETY. (Incorporated). 1 The EIGHTH ANNNAL MEETING of the DUNEDIN BRANCH of the OTAGO CENTRE will be held at the R.S.A. ROOMS, MORAY PEACE, on THURSDAY. AUGUST 14. at 8 p.m. BUSINESS: 1. Adoption of Annual Report and Balance Sheet. 2. Election of Office-bearers. 3. General. All members are cordially invited to be present. MARJORIE F. HARRIS, Secretary. August 5, 1947.