Page 14 Advertisements Column 1

Otago Daily Times, Issue 26778, 22 May 1948, Page 14

SECOND WEEK. BE WISE—RESERVE EARLY! PLANS at BEGG’S and THEATRE (PHONE 13-091). SHORTS INCLUDE DONALD DUCK in " CLOCKWATCHERS.” Amalgamate? f°\ Theatres. Ltd OCTAGON. The Theatre ~' ==£:s; Beautiful. DAILY at 2 and 8 p.m. IN TECHNICOLOR. DELIGHTFUL AND SWASHBUCKLING ADVENTURE. thrilling' AND COLOURFUL , ROMANCE. LOVER - ROVER - ROGUEI Never Such a Mari as Sinbad! The most amazing personality in a thousand years o£ 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 ot delightful entertainment in the saga of a fabulous voyager. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) SOCIAL RENDEZVOUS SOCIAL RENDEZVOUS Every SATURDAY NIGHT, The Room With a View. In fairness to Regular Patrons, we again emphasise that FORMAL DRESS is the correct attire at the SOCIAL RENDEZVOUS, and within reasonable limits will be insisted upon. For Reservations TO-NIGHT Phone 18-055. “ The Party Specialists. ” CALLING MOSGIEL RESIDENTS. CALLING MOSGIEL RESIDENTS. CALLING MOSGIEL RESIDENTS. MOSGIEL CARNIVAL, • Merry-go-round, Games, In the HORONATION HALL. THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING. MAY 22. 2 o’clock, 7 o’clock. Sponsored by the Mosgiel Businessmen’s Association to raise funds to equip Children’s Play Area. ADMISSION FREE. ADMISSION FREE. SJR H. V. MTLLER, Has opened a Studio in the City for the Teaching of Art Subjects, including PAINTING IN OILS AND WATERCOLOUR. ETCHING. AND LINOCUTTING.'' FINE LETTERING. An Illustrated Folder, with full informa.ion. is obtainable from Abernethy’s Art Shop; or from the Studio. Studio open daily next week, between 4 and 5 p.m. STUDIO ADDRESS, ■FLOOR. COMMERCE BUILDINGS, 2 DOWLING STREET. Phone 196 ask for 536. I U I RETURNED SERVICES! IE DUNEDIN RETURNED SERVICES’ ASSOCIATION (Incorporated). MEMBERS' SOCIAL EVENING. IE ST. KILDA BAND will provide a Evening’s Entertainment at the fibers’ Social Evening to be held TOHT (SATURDAY). MAY 22. in the A Social Hall at 8 o’clock. The following Artists will assist: Deal: Mrs Dorothy Bell and Miss ShirLe Gal Elocution: Messrs Morgan ey and Ronnie Cain. Highland Dance: ;es Shirley Smith and June Gudsall. rumental: Bandsmen K. G. Smith. . N. A Thorne, G. R Mowat and G Hope. A Members and Lady are Cordially Invited to Attend. O L. FERENS, Secretary. KA R 1 PICTURES. COMMUNITY CENTRE HALL. TO-NIGHT AT 7.30. Programme Includes: >s of the West.” Charlie Chaplin in Cure.”, “A Date with West Vir(in Technicolor), ” Winter Wonderland dmisslon: Silver Coin Collection. A Tartan sash worn over your evening frock will add to your glamour at the Scottish Ball, Friday. PLOUGHING MATCH^ pLOUG HI N G MAT CH. WEST OTAGO ASSOCIATION. THIRD ANNUAL FIXTURE On Mr W. THOMSON’S PROPERTY. KELSO. On WEDNESDAY, MAY 26. At 10.30 a.m. Admission: Gentlemen 2s 6d, Ladies free. Luncheon and Afternoon Tea B BAXTER, Secretary. LODGE NOTICES CHESTER UNITYCENTENARY LODGE, Forbury 1 Hall, MONDAY, MAY 24. es' Evening—Card Games.’ 10SGIEL LODGE, Gordon road, DAY, MAY 25. “ Lodge Degrees e conferred.” RINCESS MARY LODGE, CaverHall TUESDAY. MAY 25. “An ig of Scottish Items.” iLBION LODGE. Stuart Street rHURSDAY, MAY 27. ” Enterady Friends at Euchre."