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Otago Daily Times, Issue 26749, 19 April 1948, Page 10

Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. CLOSED—Watch for Future Notices. Next Change OCTAGON: •• THE FARMER’S DAUGHTER.” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) STATE: "THE ROOT OF ALL EVIL" (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) THREE OVERSEAS CELEBRITIES COMBINE TO GIVE YOU MUSIC OF THE KIND YOU KNOW AND LOVE! Frederic McCallum, Who Brought to New Zealand the Famous Simon Barere, Ninon Vallin, and Bodenwieser Ballet, Now Offers— Beautiful Soprano Star of San Carlo Opera Naples. “ Her ‘ One Fine Day ’ Was Something to Remember.”—Sydney Bulletin. Celebrated Danish Solo Pianist and Accompanist. “ Top Ranking Pianist.”— Sydney Morning Herald. One of Australia’s Greatest Bass-bari tones. “A Very Fine Artist.” Eugene Gossens. “MUSIC FOE ALL” ENSEMBLE TOWN HALL, TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW NIGHT A WIDE VARIETY OF OFFERINGS TO MEET THE DEMAND OF THE AVERAGE MUSIC LOVER. First Programme Includes LIDIA PAOLOZZI and JOHN CAMERON: Arias from “ Cavalleria Rusticana,” "Madame Butterfly” (“One Fine Day”), " Boheme ’’ (" They Call Me Mimi ’’), “ Marriage of Figaro,” “ Tannhauser,” ‘ Herodiade also Duet, “ Udiste ” (“ II Trovatore ”); and Songs. " Vieni (Denza), ” Tarantella,” “ Marecchiare,” " Two Grenadiers,” “ Lord Randal," " Road to the Isles,” “ Gwine to Hebb’n.” LEO DEMANT (Piano): Nocturne, Op. 15, “ Funeral March,” Valse, E minor (Chopin), "Ritual Fire Dance,” ” Farrucca ” (M. de Falla), “Tango,” Op. 164, A minor (Albeniz).) NEVER BEFORE HAS SUCH AN ARRAY OF CELEBRITY TALENT BEEN TOGETHER IN N.Z. Prices, Bs, ss, 2s 6d; Reserves at 8s and ss. (All Plus Tax.) BOX PLANS AT D.I.C. Special Concessions to Musical Societies, etc. Inquire D.I.C. Day Sales at D.I.C. on Day of Concert LIDIA PAOLOZZI LIDIA PAOLOZZI LEO DEMANT LEO DEMANT JOHN CAMERON JOHN CAMERON RING Corporation Buses, 13-926, for that long-put-off trip to Larnach Castle EDUCATIONAL TSROVED TUITION IN ACCOUNTANCY. Because early qualification in Accountancy is so all important to success, you cannot afford to take chances with your tuition. RESULTS are the only criterion of efficient coaching—that is why it pays to entrust your tuition to Hemingway’s, the “ Pass Masters ” in Accountancy—the schools which have scored the record passes year after year for more than 50 years. Hemingway's unparalleled record is, the result of specialised knowledge and experience in Accountancy Coaching. . . . Hemingway’s pipneered the home study system and kept constantly improving it . . . to-day each Hemingway student receives personal individual instruction from expert tutors . . . printed texts are supplied, no text books to buy . . . one fixed all-inclusive fee, with a guarantee of tuition until successful. DON'T DELAY —be sure of your examination pass this year. Write TO-DAY for Hemingway’s 62-page free book “Accountancy ” to H E M IN G W A Y.’ S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, P.O. BOX 516, AUCKLAND. TEACHER of Elocution has Vacancies for pupils: homes visited if desired.—Address for particulars to 521, Times. f.IVESTOCK. DOGS AND CATS For sale, • three rabbiter’s DOGS. Twelve-month Curly Pure Retriever, two-year Fox Terrier, and one SpanielRetriever cross. All excellent trap and rabbit dogs. The lot, £l2, or sell separately. Apply ROBERT MORTON, Gorge road, Sec. 3,'lnvercargill-Dacre R.D., Southland. Keep your animals well. NORMAN C. 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WHOLESALE Radio for reasonable Repairs—Phone 12-751; 86 §t Andrew street; collection and deliver MULLARD and Cromwell Radios, from £l7 8s 3d; extensive selection: terms arranged —Parker and Keane, 286 George street, Radio Repair Specialists: we collect and deliver COOK'S Radio Service, 376 Princes street; phone 11-010; all , makes of Radios re* paired; work guaranteed: sets collected.Private phone 25-912 NOW~available (privately), 1939 Chrysler De Luxe; practically original; remote control, radio.—Seen 28 Moreau street. PIANOS £Bs—Modern Upright Piano; (b) good Flat Grand, half-size.—McKenzie's, auctioneers. » PLAYER Piano wanted; get a valuation of any piano you contemplate selling.— McKenzie's, Dowling street, Dunedin and Balclutha. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS nE.LAI D L A W \JT. Piano Tuner and Repairer (Late. G. B. Laidlaw and Sons) Expert Workmanship. Country Districts Visited. Write 45 BRUNEL STREET; phone 14-223. FOR Sale, 120-bass Wurlitzer PianoAccordion; perfect order; £so.—Apply ‘'Accordion,’’ Box 116, Oamaru. ADVERTISING is accepted as a necessary part of modern business promotion It has won a place for itself in virtually every industry Rightly directed and prepared, advertising has proved that it can return a profit t'o the advertiser But advertising should always be considered as a business enterprise, and not as a magic formula for unearned success.