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Otago Daily Times, Issue 26782, 27 May 1948, Page 10

LAST DAY Warner Bros. Laughable Story of the Day Family in their . . . “LIFE WITH FATHER” William Powoll ALSO —Silver Wedding of the King and Queen and N.Z. Olympic Team. * (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) THE REGENT ~——THE REGENT * J. C. Williamson Picture Corp., Ltd Direction: Kcrridge-Odeon 2 p.m. DAILY 8 p.m. TO-MORROW The Subtle Satire, The Happy Humour— The Clever Wit of Terence Rattigan’s Story that kept LONDON LAUGHING FOR FOUR YEARS. “WHILE THE SUN SHINES” Ordinary Seaman. The Earl of Harpenden (RONALD HOWARD) is on leave to marry Laoy Elizabeth (BARBARA WHITE). “ WHILE THE SUN SHINES ” And Voluable little Frenchman Monsieur Golbert (MICHAEL ALLAN) explains to her his ideas about love. “WHILE THE SUN SHINES” Then Lady Elizabeth’s father, that delightful old rascal, the impecunious Duke of Ayr (RONALD SQUIRE) tries to cash in on her marriage. “WHILE TIIE SUN SHINES” But naughty Mabel Crum (BRENDA BRUCE), despite her innocent air, also makes the most of her opportunities. “WHILE THE SUN SHINES” AND HERE'S YOUR CHANCE t To make hay and enjoy unlimited laughs and fun “WHILE THE SUN SHINES” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) DON’T DELAY A MOMENT -~ RESERVE at D.I.C. (All Day) or REGENT from 12.30 p.m. (12-513). We have Bookings into December for a variety of important social events. WEDDINGS. . COMING-OF-AGE. FIRMS’ SOCIALS. BIRTHDAY PARTIES, CONFERENCE SOCIALS, ANNIVERSARY DINNERS, COMPLIMENTARY DINNERS, AND WEDDING RECEPTIONS. 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"Accountancy," to HEMINGWAY’S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, P.O. Box 516, Auckland. LOST AND FOUND STRAYED on to my property at Tuapeka West, about six months ago, one yearling Brindle Steer (no earmarks); if not claimed by June 30 will be sold to defray expenses.—N. Steel. STRAYED from my property, 1 big bay half-draught Gelding.—Anyone, knowing the whereabouts. kindly ring 101 S. Palmerston. LOST, between St. Kilda terminus and Methven’s, on Tuesday morning. Gold Wristlet Watch; sentimental value; reward. 486, Times. _ . • LOST Sunday. Macandrew road-First Church, single String Pearls; reward.— Phone 12-786 (businesshounsL WOULD Person who picked up Soccer Ball at Culling Park on Saturday return to 496 Macandrew road? Reward. PRAM Cover, between Frederick- street and Maori Hill. Tuesday.—Please Ring 20-155. LOST, Child's Grey Woollen Pixie; vicinity North-East Valley School-Dial 196, ask 538. FOUND on seat in railway carriage, Mosgiel, Tuesday evening, a pair of Woollen Gloves.—Apply Stationmaster. FOUND 7 Friday night. 3 Keys on ring.— 453. Times. FOUND: Miller,’s Flat, Seven-a-side Rugby Tournament. King’s Birthday; entries Close with Secretary. June 5; phone 34, Miller’s Flat._ _ FOUND: Miller's Flat Pictures, To-night; the laugh riot for the whole family; the Australian production, ’’ Dad and Dave Come to Town ” (Universal Exhibition.) FOUND. Taieri Tennis Club Dance, Fire Brigade Hall. Mosgiet, May 28; Irving and Cooper’s music: super supper: admission 2s, 2s 6d. _____ FOUND in the Outram district, on Saturday, May 29. the West Taieri Boy Scout Troop in a bottle drive for funds. FOUND: Grand Dance, Wingatui Race Course Tea Rooms Thursday, May 27. at 8 p.m.; good music and supper. FOUND- kaitangata Fire Brigade Ball, Friday, May 28, Robertson’s Hall: Dick’s band; 'good supper. 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