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Otago Daily Times, Issue 26541, 16 August 1947, Page 14

FULLERS EMPIRE THEATRE Direction: Kerridge-Odeon. Hearing Aids Available. SESSIONS: 2 and 8 p.m. Warner Bros. Present AN ADVENTURE WITHOUT PARALLEL! The Tactics of the CLOAK and DAGGER BOYS are Exposed! GARY COOPER GARY COOPER More Exciting, More Daring, More Wonderful than you’ve Ever Seen 'Him. HE LIVED A LIFETIME OF DARING BECAUSE HE DARED A KISS! “CLOAK and DAGGER” “CLOAK and DAGGER” The Picture that Introduces LILLI PALMER With ROBERT ALDA. . •RANCH IN WHITE" .... Sports. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) PLANS AT THEATRE FROM 10 a.m. ...

DUNEDIN REPERTORY SOCIETY (Inc.). His MAJESTY’S T H E A T E E. (Lessees: John Fuller and Sons, Ltd.) NEXT WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY , NIGHTS. AUGUST 20, 21, 22 and 23. Emlyn Williams’s Classic Welsh Play “THE WIND OF HEAVEN” “THE WIND OF HEAVEN” “THE WIND OF HEAVEN” “THE WIND OF HEAVEN” “THE WIND OF HEAVEN” “THE WIND OF HEAVEN” “THE WIND OF HEAVEN” “THE WIND OF HEAVEN” A Strong Cast Includes: Margaret Freeman, Roland Watson, Molly Faulks, Betty Dillon, William , Pryor, Charles Smith, Betty Johnston, Robert Cornish. PRODUCED BY MISS KATHLEEN FALCONER. BOX NOW OPEN -AT D.I.C. Reservations ,4s Id, isay Reservations 2s 7d, Back Stalls Is 6d. DANCING TAIERI PLAINS DESTINY WALTZ CHAMPIONSHIP FIRST PRIZE £6 6S SECOND PRIZE THIRD PRIZE £l‘ Is £3 3s AT THE GRAND BALL, MOMONA HALL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5. Admission: 4s and 3s 6d. RHYTHM ACES DANCE BAND. \ Dancing B'till 2 a.m. Special Bus leaves Mosgiel Hotel Corner at 8.5 p.m. ANOTHER GREAT TAIERI ‘‘WHOOPEE” SHOW. TOWN HALL DANCE TO-NIGHT MAIN TOWN HALL ALL MODERN. EXCELSIOR BAND. DANCING. DANCING. DANCING. DANCING. DANCING. DANCING. TOWN HALL DANCE TO-NIGHT ORPHANS’ CLUB HALL King street. ALL OLD TIME; TWO BANDS: RAMBLERS and AMBASSADORS. OWING TO CONCERT CHAMBER BEING ENGAGED, OLD-TIME DANCE WILL BE HELD IN ORPHANS’ CLUB. SPECTATORS Cd. TO-NIGHT-COMBINED TO-NIGHT FRIENDLY SOCIETIES DANCE ’jyj'AJESTIC BALLROOM, SOUTH DUNEDIN. Dance to the Brightest Music in town, played by the NEW METRO DANCE BAND EXTRAS BY TIM. VOCALS BY ALEX. 50-50 Programme. . Continuous Dancing. FOUR BIG PRIZES. SET SUPPER. 10 LUCKY DOOR NUMEERS. Admission 2s 6d. Commercial travellers and warehousemen’s association OTAGO. /, ANNUAL BALL ' ANNUAL BALL Concert Chamber, Town Hall, FRIDAY, AUGUST 22, 1947. r •> Subscription £1 Is. Tickets available from Club Manager or of Committee. AMBASSADORS’ DANCE BAND. GEO. DAVIDSON, , Secretary. WEMBLEY DANCE. THE DANCERS' JOYLAND EARLY SETTLERS’ HALL. EARLY SETTLERS’ HALL. EARLY SETTLERS’ HALL. Where All Dancers Meet. SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE. SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE., SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE. SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE. SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE. SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE. Old Time and Modern. Pat IJarbrow’s Wembley Band. Set Supper, Admission 2s 6d 11, [RETURNED SERVICES I y, . I c LINTON R.S.A. COMMITTEE. GRAND BALL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1947. Proceeds in aid of Building Fund. DUNEDIN BAND. Further Particulars Later. O. L. FERENS. Secretary, Dunedin Returned Services’s Assn., Inc. CLUTHA FOOTBALL CLUB'S ANNUAL BALL. Will be Held in the BRITANNIA THEATRE, BALCLUTHA, BRITANNIA THEATRE. BALCLUTHA. On WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27. Always on e of the brightest Dances of the Year. Clutha Dance Band. Good Supper. OD G E CELTIC. DAN C E. MASONIC HALL, TO-NIGHT AT 8 P.M. Good Supper.. Good Music. 'ERUY MACS' WAITATI SATURDAY - NIGHT DANCE; a treat this Saturr Night; by request. Basil, the Singing 1-billy, will select songs that ■ please m his extensive repertoire; be there; ses to Port, Dunedin, Seacliff, Kariie after Danc-e. YAL Pride of Kaitangata M.U.1.0.0.F. mal Ball, Robertson’s Hall, Kaitangata, lay, August 22; Dick's Band; set sup-' ; double ticket 8s; gentlemen ss, ladies IKOUAITI Women’s Institute Birthday lal and Dance, Friday, August 29; is, “ Food for Britain." MCE, Milton, Saturday Next; music by il Smith and his Star Orchestra. EUCHRE CHRE Tanneries Dining Room, Green and. every Saturday. 8 p.m.: good zes. supper: admission Is. IE Editor does not handle business letters—these should be addressed to Manager. OTAGO HUNT CLUB BALL NT BALL BALL. BALL BALL. BALL BALL. BALL BALL. MAIN TOWN HALL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5. THE EVENT OF THE SEASON. YOU CANNOT AFFORD' TO MISS THIS SOCIAL EVENT. SPECIAL DECORATIONS. TWO ORCHESTRAS. Double Tickets, £1 10s, at D.1.C., Jacobs’s, of Committee, and Secretary. DRESS OPTIONAL. RAILWAY NOTIFICATIONS PANFURLY SHIELD FOOTBALL MATCH. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20. DUNEDIN-PALMERSTON: Usual 3.40 p.m. train will be DELAYED to leave Dunedin at 5.40 p.m., thence to Palmerston on the time pf usual Saturday train. TOURS G-ROUP TRAVEL TOURS. TO FOX GLACIER. HANMER SPRINGS. CHRISTCHURCH AND TIMARU 14-Day Tour for £l9 ss. SEPTEMBER 15 to SEPTEMBER 28. TO WELLINGTON. NAPIER, WAIKAREMOANA. ROTORUA, WAITOMO, AND WANGANUI. 15-Day Tour for £24 15s. SEPTEMBER 4 to SEPTEMBER 18. Full Particulars and Bookings Arranged with: GROUP TRAVEL ASSOCIATION, N.Z. (INC.). Booking Office: NEW ZEALAND TRAVEL SERVICE, . 366 Princes street, DUNEDIN. Offices: Invercargill, Timaru, and Christchurch. V BUS SERVICES MANIOTOTO DUNEDIN MOTOR PASSENGER SERVICE MONDAYS AND FRIDAYS. Leaves Naseby 7 a.m Kaniurly 7.20 a.m., Waipiata 7.35 a.m. Returns leaving Dunedin. Lower High street, 5.15 p.m. Parcels and Luggage may be left at Watt’s Transport Ltd. 68 Castle street. Phone 11-131 TURNBULL’S TRANSPORT, NASEBY: Phone 48K. Ranfurly.