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Otago Daily Times, Issue 26772, 15 May 1948, Page 14

NOW SHOWING DAILY at 2 and 8 p.m. SHORTS INCLUDE *ONALD DUCK in “ CLOCKWATCHERS.” Amalgamate? V Theatres, Ltd OCTAGON, She Theatre BeautUufc. IN TECHNICOLOR. PULSATING WITH ADVENTURE. HUMOUR ROMANCE SPECTACLE. Never such a man as Sinbad. LOVER ROVER ROGUE I The most amazing personality in a thousand years of fiction . . . spinner of strange, wondrous tales . . • boldest braggart ever to make his boasts come true . . . pirate . . . adventurer . . . staunch friend . . . fatal foe. (Shireen) (Sinbad) MAUREEN DOUGLAS O’HARA FAIRBANKS, JR With WALTER SLEZAK ANTHONY QUINN JANE GREER In “ SINBAD THE SAILOR ” All the elements of delightful entertainment in the saga of a fabulous voyager. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) HAVE you listened to Rodney plav at Larnarh Castle?—Ring Bus. 13-926 CHRYSANTHEMUM Show, Concert Chamber, Monday and Tuesday, May 17 and 18. . TRY the R.S.A. Dining Room; now under new management; morning and afternoon teas a speciality.

DANCING £250 TUG-OE-WAR CONTEST. ’JO WN HALL DANCE. FEATURING ONLY LADIES’ DANCE BAND IN DUNEDIN. TO-NIGHT. 2 HALLS 2 HALLS 2 HALLS 2 HALLS 2 HALLS 3 BANDS 3 BANDS 3 BANDS 3 BANDS 3 BANDS FEATURING ONLY LADIES’ DANCE BAND IN DUNEDIN. MAIN TOWN HALL—ALL MODERN DANCING. EXCELSIOR BAND CONCERT CHAMBERALL OLD-TIME DANCING. RAMBLERS AND ROMANZA BANDS. FIFTH HEAT OF £250 TUG-OF-WAR CONTEST. KYEBURN V. GRESHAM HOTEL. TAHAKOPA v. SPREYDON (Christchurch). TWO HALLS. TWO HALLS. TWO HALLS. THREE .SANDS. THREE" BANDS. THEEE BANDS. SPECTATORS, Is.

TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGST. TO-NIGHT. SECOIffi? BIRTHDAY ...... - OF THE COM.PAvI3T) FRIENDLY SOCIETIES’ DANCE, -il/TAJESTIC BALLROOM, SOUTH DUNEDIN. COME ALONG AND JOIN THE HAPPY FRIENDLY CROWD AND HAVE THE - TIME OF YOUR LIFE. Novelties, To-night-Pick Your Stars, Chain Movie Waltz, Elimination Waltz. Streamers, Confetti, Birthday Cake, Special Dainty Supper. MUSIC BY SINCLAIR ANDREWES and his NEW METRO BAND. SNAPPY EXTRAS by TIM KEARNEY. Admission, 2s 6d. VOCALS by ALEX. WHO WILL WIN THE BIG LUCKY DOOR TICKET PRIZE? ' COMING COMBINED FRIENDLY SOCIETIES’ CENTENNIAL BALL, THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1948. DOUBLE TICKETS, 15s. Obtainable at J. K. MACFIE’S OFFICE. 254 Moray place; Or from DANCE COMMITTEE.

OTAGO This is a representation of the Device of the Otago Scottish Council (representing line Scottish Organisations) and its use in an advertisement signifies that the function idvcitiscd is sponsored by of has the support of the Council. The Next Great Scottish Occasion is THE THIRD ANNUAL GRAND SCOTTISH BALL, MAIN TOWN HA LL, FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1948. Tickets are now available at Begg’s, D.1.C., and Firms displaying Show Cards. EARLY APPLICATION IS ESSENTIAL.

AN OUTSTANDING CENTENNIAL OCCASION. T II B C I I A R l T Y B A L L T II E CIIARI T Y B A L L JUNE 22, MAIN TO WN'II AL L. UNITED Proceeds to NATIONS APPEAL FOR CHILDREN. CATHOLIC ORPHANAGES Tickets on Sale D.I.C. Box Office Monday May 17. THIS IS WHAT YOU’VE BEEN WAITING FOR. DANCE. DANCE. DANCE In the CONCERT CHAMBER, On MAY 26. David Eteveneaux and his Orchestra present A FESTIVAL OF HIGH-CLASS MUSIC AND EXCELLENT DANCING With Special Lighting and Effects. Set Supper. Admission 2s Gd. Late Transport.

TO-NIG II T' S YOUR NIGHT I ' For HIE MERRY MACS WAIT ATI SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE. There’s always plenty of dances for you, oecause our girls are sociable. Dance to our Hawaiian Band in a warm hall on i good floor Yes. there’s supper. Bus leaves Port Chalmers 7.45: returns to Dunedin, Port. Purakanui. Seaclifi. Xaritane after Dance. CENTRE. tVAKARJ COMMUNITY DANCE. SATURDAY, MAY 15, at 8 p.m. Good Supper. Splendid Music. Excellent floor. Gentlemen 2s 6d. Ladies 2s. Bus to City after Dance ODGE CELTI DANCE. MASONIC HALL, Moray place. SATURDAY, MAY 22. At 8 p m C. MAJESTIC Ballroom to Let for dances socials weddings, parties, meetings, reasonable charges; crockery and sound system available. —Phone 21-733 RAMBLERS’ Dance Band caters for Balls, Dances. Parties and Country Functions.— Inquiries 59 Chapman street, St. Kilda.