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Otago Daily Times, Issue 26713, 6 March 1948, Page 14

Amalgamated i Theatres LIOL THE S'TATE v=y I Throughout NS. New Zealand 2 p.m. - TWICE DAILY. 8 p.m. Hunt Stromberg Presents The Brilliant, Exotic Star of “THE STRANGE WOMAN ” in an even more emotionally exciting role! lIEDY LAMARR HEDY LAMARR lIEDY LAMARR The frankest, most fearlessly outspoken Stage Play seen in New York in years! Now even greater on the Screen! “ DISHONOURED LADY ” “ DISHONOURED LADY ” “ DISHONOURED LADY ” Co-starring JOHN DENNIS LODER O’KEEFE And an Outstanding Supporting Cast. A United Artists Release. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) GOOD SUPPORTS. TO-DAY’S PLAN AT THEATRE. Phone 12-324. BURKES ST. LEONARDS REGATTA. SATURDAY, MARCH 13. First Race, 1.10 p.m. Six Yachting, Eight Rowing, and Motor Boat Races. Dance and Presentation Prizes, 8 p.m. THE OTAGO EARLY SETLERS’ ASSOCIATION (Inc.). CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION. OPEN DAILY (Sundays excepted), 10 a.m. to 4.30 p.m., 7 p.m. to 9.30 p.m. REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE, 2 to 4 p.m. Adults, Is; Children, 6d; Members, Members’ Ticket. PORT Chalmers: What about paying a visit to Portobello on Saturday, 6th? There will be a lot to buy from the Sale at the Hall; boats leave at frequent intervals between our ” Ports.”

* __+&[ CENTENNIAL PAR K, = QALEDONXAN GROUNDS. SPECIAL CHILDREN’S DAY TO-DAY SPECIAL CHILDREN’S DAY TO-DAY 9 2.30 p.m. Thanks to the Courtesy and Kindness of Officers and Personnel and by Kind Permission of Captain H. J. Buchanan, D. 5.0., R.A.N. 11.M.A.S AUSTRALIA ENTERTAINS Members of the Entertainment Party Will Have Complete Control of the Programme from 2.30 p.m., so, Children, Be Ready to Make Whoopee with the Boys of the Royal Australian Navy. FUN LAUGHTER MUSIC SONG Also, TO-NIGHT at 9 o’clock. MEET “ THE BOYS IN BLUE ” FROM ACROSS THE TASMAN. ’Admission, Is (CHILDREN FREE), or by Souvenir Ticket. TO-NIGHT, THE DUNEDIN LADIES BAND WILL ENTERTAIN FROM 7.30-8 and 8.30-9. TO-NIGHT. ' At 8.30. TO-NIGHT. THE DUNEDIN CHINESE COMMUNITY, Assisted by Visitors from the North Island, Present a Delightful Programme s of Chinese National Songs. NINE GIRLS - THREE BOYS - IN PICTURESQUE CHINESE ROBES. Something Different, Quaint, Delightful. THERE ARE MANY NEW AMUSEMENTS AT THE PARK SEE SEE THE KWAM BROS., “ DEATH ON THE GUILLOTINE,” Chinese Acrobats and With the Conjuror, “ Sankey." Sensationalists. (No Connection with the Man Who Recently Appeared in Ashburton.) RIDE The Scooter Boats, Electric Speedway, Merry-go-round, Crazy Cottage. ALL THE FUN OF THE FAIR. Admission, Is (Children Half Price) or by Souvenir Ticket. Children Half Price to All Side Shows and Rides except Speedway. HAEREMAI! (Welcome.) m m ztm HAEREMAI! (Welcome.) OTAGO H MAORIS’ CENTENNIAL ENTERTAINMENT FIRST SINCE JULY, 1943. Admission, 4s, 3s (no tax). BOX PLAN at Begg’s, Tuesday morning, March 9. IS MAJESTY’S T II E A T R E (Direction: John Fuller and Sons, Ltd.) (Stage Transformed into a Maori Pa.) >AY, MARCH 16 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17 8 p.m. Haka Song-War Songs and Haka-Poi with Song—Poiwaka by Maidens, Warriors and Full Maori Party. Hear Maoris Sing Haere Ra ( Now Is the Hour ”). TWO GREAT MAORI NIGHTS. TUESDAY, Proceeds DUNEDIN MAORI WELFARE CLUB (NGATI-O-TE-POTI). BE SURE AND BOOK, TUESDAY MORNING. I’OUKS (CONDUCTED TOUR APRIL, 194 8. TOUR No. A 6: DUNEDIN-TE ANAU-EGLINTON VALLEY. DEPARTS DUNEDIN. FRIDAY. APRIL 9. Four Days for £9 ss. TOUR No. E.l: DUNEDIN-FRANZ GLACIER-FOX GLACIER. DEPARTS DUNEDIN MONDAY, APRIL 12. RETURNS DUNEDIN FRIDAY, APRIL 23. Twelve Days for £24. The cost in each case covers transportation by special motor, first-class hotel accommodation, meals en route, and sight-seeing trips. Number of passengers limited. For information and bookings, apply to:— GOVERNMENT TOURIST BUREAU, P O Box 72- Tel. 11-735; Cnr. Princes and Rattray streets; or Any Agency of the Department.

JUBILEES W AITAHUNA, WAITAHUNA GULLY, AND MT. STUART 'B7TH jubilee. FRIDAY, MARCH 19— Sports and Picnic, 1 p.m. Old-time Dance (old-time costume, if possible). SATURDAY, MARCH 20— Historical Parade and Unveiling of tile Memorial Cairn, 1.30 p.m. Afternoon Tea provided. Reunion Social, 8 p.m. SUNDAYSpecial Services in the local Churches. Buses will leave Dunedin on Saturday Morning. Full details obtainable from Mr A. J RYAN Broadway Land Agency EX-RESIDENTS. IF YOU HAVE NOT ALREADY REGISTERED. PLEASE DO SO AT ONCE. lOKARAHI DISTRICT AND SCHOOL JUBILEE.. The celebration of the above will now be held on MAY 9, and 10. Ex-residents and ex-pupils who have not received a circular should communicate without delay with the Secretary. 9 \O. not address business letters to tne 1/ 'Editor They should be sent to the Manager.