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Otago Daily Times, Issue 26708, 1 March 1948, Page 10

FULLERS gT. JAMES THEATRE Direction: Kerridge-Odeon. Hearing Aids Available. 2 p.m. TWICE DAILY B'p.m. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer’s Thrilling Mystery Drama! “THE AKNELO AFFAIR” “THE AKNELO AFFAIR ” The Suspense-filled Story of a Be-autifu Girl whose Innocent Flirtation Leads tc Murder. With JOHN HODIAK GEORGE MURPHY Frances GIFFORD Dean STOCKWELI “ SOCK-A-BYE BABY ’’—Stooges Corned} Screen Snapshots. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) PLANS D.I.C. Box Office, Window No. 6 THEATRE from 7 p.m. (13-702). COMMENCING FRIDAY, For Two Weeks, FILM FESTIVAL At the request of the DUNEDIN FILM SOCIETY. SIX OUTSTANDING BRITISH FILMS. EACH FILM TWO DAYS ONLY. “SAN DEMETRIO LONDON’ “THIS HAPPY BREED” “I SEE A DARK STRANGER’ “ BRIEF ENCOUNTER” “THE RAKE’S PROGRESS” “BRIEF ENCOUNTER” and “THE RAKE’S PROGRESS ’’ Recommended by Censor for Adults. The Remainder for Universal Exhibition, v PLANS NOW OPEN AT D.I.C. CANADIAN COLOUR FILMS. CANADIAN COLOUR FILMS. CANADIAN COLOUR FILMS. CANADIAN COLOUR FILMS. CANADIAN PAINTINGS. CANADIAN PAINTINGS. CANADIAN PAINTINGS. CANADIAN PAINTINGS. An Exhibition- of Silk-screen Prints o: the work of contemporary Canadiar Painters. The Exhibition will be accompanied bj the screening of a programme of outstanding Canadian Colour Films. FILMS: 1. “ West Wind.” The story of Ton Thomson. 2. “ Canadian Landscape.” The story o A. Y. Jackson. 3. “ Painters of Quebec.” 4. “ Klee Wyck.” The story of Emil; Carr ITINERARY: 1. BALCLUTHA: Masonic Hall, TUESDAY MARCH 2. 2. MILTON: School Gymnasium, WED NESDAY, MARCH 3. 3. GORE: R.S.A. Hall, THURSDAY MARCH 4. ADMISSION: A charge of Is will be madto defray expenses. This Art Exhibition and Film Programmhas been arranged by the University o Otago: Adult Education. THOSE who appreciate superb Art anc Handicrafts must see Larnach Castle. EDUCATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO OPENING OF SESSION. ALL CLASSES WILL COMMENCE Or MONDAY, MARCH 1. All Students must Register at the Registrar’s Office before the end of the Firs Week of the Term. New Students desiring to take Degrei courses must, when enrolling, present a the Registrar’s Office proof of havinf passed the Entrance Examination. FACULTIES OF ARTS AND MUSIC ANI SCIENCE. Students of the above Faculties (including students taking Arts or Science subjects as part of degrees in. Law, Commerce, • Engineering or Agricultura Science, but EXCLUDING all students ir Medicine. Dentistry, Mining or Home Science, who will enrol at places ant times as provided below) must attend a the University on FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, from 9.30 a.m. to 12 noon, or from : p.m.. to 5 p.m., or on SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 28. from 9 a,m. to 12 noon, foi purposes of Enrolment A circular o instructions will be handed to each studen at the Registrar’s Office. PRELIMINARY MEETING OF CLASSES. All students should attend the preliminary meeting of the classes whicl they propose to take. These are held or MONDAY, MARCH 1. in places and a times stated on the notice board. EXEMPTED STUDENTS. Students proposing to apply for exemption from lectures must do so not late: than MARCH 31. The forms are obtainable from the Registrar. MEDICAL FACULTY. The Registrar will enrol First-year Medical Students in the History Lecture Roorr on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28. at 10 a.m DENTAL FACULTY The Registrar will enrol First-yeai Dental Students in the History Lecturi Room on SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 28. a--10 a.m. MINING STUDENTS The Dean of the Mining Faculty wil be in attendance at the Mining Schoo on FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 27 and SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 28. from 10 a.m. to 1; coon, to meet new students LAW FACULTY The Dean of the Faculty will meet Lay Students in the Lecture Room. Supreme Court Buildings, on MONDAY. MARCH 1 at 7.30 p.m. Law Students, if taking Arts Subjects, should also enrol as provided for Arts Students above. COMMERCE FACtILTY The Dean of the Faculty and Lecturers will meet all Commerce Students in the Lower Oliver Classroom on MONDAY MARCH 1, at 7 p.m. Commerce Students if taking Arts Subjects, should also enrol as provided for Arts Students above. HOME SCIENCE FACULTY First-year Home Science students will enrol in the Home Science School on MONDAV. MARCH 1, at 2 p.m CLASSES IN MUSIC. Professor Galway will be in attendance in Room G (underneath the Library) no MONDAY, MARCH 1, from 3 p.m.‘ to 5 p.m., for the purpose of advismg students. BIBLIOGRAPHY AND LIBRARIANSHIP The preliminary meeting of these classes will be held in the Librarian’s Room on MONDAY, MARCH 1. at 5.30 P.m INAUGURAL ADDRESS. The INAUGURAL ADDRESS, to be delivered by Dr W. P. Morrell, will be held in the CONCERT CHAMBER on MONDAY. MARCH 1, at 10 a.m CHURCH SERVICE. The ANNUAL CHURCH SERVICE Will be held in ST. PAUL’S CATHEDRAL or SUNDAY. 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