Page 14 Advertisements Column 5

Otago Daily Times, Issue 26904, 16 October 1948, Page 14

DAILY at 2 and 8 o’clock. WHAT IS THE DREAD SECRET BEYOND THE DOOR IN “ THE HOUSE OF MANY MURDERS”? FRITZ LANG’S powerful close-up of the innate compulsion to kill that lurks in every human mind. MICHAEL REDGRAVE MICHAEL REDGRAVE MICHAEL REDGRAVE In his First American . Triumph and Lovely JOAN BENNETT JOAN BENNETT In “SECRET “SECRET “SECRET BEYOND THE DOOR” BEYOND THE DOOR” BEYOND THE DOOR” Directed by the master hand of Fritz Lang of “ Scarlet Street ” and ” Woman in the Window ” Fame. SHORTS-SHOW includes MARCH OF TIME. Etc. HOT NEWS REEL: Sir Laurence and Lady Olivier and Old Vic Company leaving Dunedin in five planes for Wellington. NORTH v. SOUTH RUGBY, Wellington (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) ADVANCE BOOKING AT THEATRE. D E LUXE RINK. Skating. TO-DAY’S SESSION. Skating. Morning, 10-12. Afternoon, 2-4. Skating. Skating. MONSTER BACK-TO-CHILD-Skating. HOOD CARNIVAL. Skating. To-night, 7.30 to 10.30. Skating. Skating. Prize for Best Dressed “ Boy.” Skating. Prize for Best Dressed “Girl.” Skating. Prize for Most Comically Skating. Dressed Person. Skating. Skating. Come Along Dressed in ChildSkating. hood Clothes, and Be in the Skating. Fun. Skating. Skating. STREAMERS. STREAMERS. Skating. Balloon Races. Novelties Skating. Galore.

GRAND MASSED PIPE BANDS 1 DISPLAY (Under the auspices of the Dunedin Highland Pipe Bands, Inc.). CALEDONIAN GROUNDS, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1948, At 2 p.m TEN Otago and Southland Highland Pipe Bands will participate in SPECTACULAR FIGURE MARCHING AND DRUM MAJORS’ DISPLAYS. To those who were impressed by the DOMINION PIPE BANDS.' CONTEST, Here is an opportunity to see the Bands at their best. BANDS WILL LEAVE QUEEN’S GARDENS IN MASSED FORMATION AT 1.30 P.M. ADMISSION to Grounds Is, to Grandstand Is. Children Half Price. W. J. H. YOUNG, • Secretary. (jAIjLING ALL EX - PUPILS AND TEACHERS OLD STONE, UNION STREET AND NORMAL SCHOOLS. COME TO SOCIAL AND DANCE, CRAWFORD LOUNGE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19. AT 8 P.M. Supper, Musical Programme. Tickets 3s 6d. - T. KELLAN, Secretary, phone 22-620. A T THE NORTH-EAST VALLEY LABOUR PARTY GRAND CARNIVAL On FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12 and 13, in NORTH-EAST VALLEY TOWN HALL. TUG-OF-WAR. PROFESSIONAL—6O Stone Maximum Weight. Entry 15s team. Prizes. £l2 and £3. NOVICE CONTEST (Teams who have not won money). 60 Stone maximum weight Entry 10s team. Prize money, £6 minimum. ENTRIES CLOSE MONDAY. NOVEMBER 8. with G. SCOONES, 257 North road, N.E 1. Phone 18-047. This Contest will be controlled by the Otago Tug-of-war Association. Professional Teams Must Register with Association DANCING OWING TO MAIN TOWN HALL BEING ENGAGED. CONCERT CHAMBER ONLY. WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR Xo W N PI AL L DAN CE, TO-NIGHT. MODERN AND OLD-TIME DANCING, TWO BANDS. TWO BANDS. EXCELSIOR BAND ALL MODERN DANCING. RAMBLERS BAND ALL OLD-TIME DANCING. Featuring the Little Girl from Ireland, Miss Irish Meenan. REMEMBER, SATURDAY, 23rd, BACK AGAIN IN TWO HALLS. BIGGER, BRIGHTER. BETTER THAN EVER. SATURDAY, 30th. BIG TWELFTH BIRTHDAY NIGHT. Special Supper. Spectators Is.

DUNEDIN OLD-TTME DANCE CLUB. SELECT OLD-TIME AND MODERN DANCING. Dancing Dancing Dancing Dancing Dancing Dancing Dancing Dancing Dancing Dancing Dancing Dancing Dancing Dancing Dancing Dancine Dancing Dancing Dancing Dancing Dancing Dancing Dancing Dancing Dancing Dancing fO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TOWN HALL. ST KILDA. TOWN HALL. ST KILDA. Y our Enjoyment is Assured in the Gay and Friendly Atmosphere of Dunedin’s Most Popular Dance. Featuring Bill Norris and his Band < LOTS OF FUN FOR EVERY ONE. i'astv Set Supper Prizes. Novelties. Right of Admission Strictly Reserved. COMBINED FRIENDLY SOCIETIES DANCE MAJESILC BALLROOM (South Dunedin) EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT Novelties - Set Supper - Good Prizes 50-50 Programme Admission 2s 6d LABOUR WEEK-END BALL FRIDAY. OCTOBER 22 rjIUAPEKA MOUTH HALL. ASCOT BAND (Four Players). Good Supper. Good Floor. Come and Enjoy Yourself. Prices. 4s and 3s 6d. Boys and girls, attention. PLEASE! BUS TO-NIGHT, from T. and G. Buildings (opposite Barton’s, at 8 o’clock), for MERRY MACS’ WAITATI DANCE. Returns South Dunedin and Green Island. Bus also leaves Port, 7.45, returns Dunedin, via Port Chalmers. IT is with regret that I have to announce that ” DARDY’S HIGHCLIFF I DANCE ” has been CLOSED DOWN indefinitely. Thanking sincerely all who patronised it. Watch for further advertisements.