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Otago Daily Times, Issue 27040, 26 March 1949, Page 14

THIS AFTERNOON AT 2 YOUNG N.Z. CLUB. " HENRY ALDRICH. EDITOR.” Starring JIMMY LYDON. Also " ESCAPE FROM NORWAY," A Rank Special Featurette. Episode 2: " King of the Royal Mounted.” ADMISSION: Children 6d, Adults Is. FULLERS THEATRE Direction: Kerridge-Odeon. Hearing Aids Available. TO-NIGHT, at 8. M.-G.-M. Presents one o/ the Biggest Outdoor Spectacles ever produced, “ RAMROD ” “RAMROD” “ RAMROD ” Based on the widely-read novel by Luke Short, the film tells the story of the cattlemen's war in Utah and the conflict between a man and a woman, set against the background of the building of the West. SEVEN GREAT STARS In the kind of entertainment you all enjoy. Joel McCvea Donald Crisp Preston Foster Veronica Lake Don DeFore Charlie Rugg'les Arleen Whelan Plus a Super First Half: “TALE IN A TEACUP ”-2-reel Special. “ JUST SUPPOSE ” —Pete Smith Novelty. LATEST NEWS. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) PLANS at THEATRE from 11 a.m. Phone 13-702. Neville Cardus, the eminent English critic, compares ISADOR GOODMAN WITH HOROWITZ. “Listener In,” Sydney. •ISADOR GOODMAN ISADOR GOODMAN ISADOR GOODMAN ISADOR. GOODMAN Master Pianist. 2 BRILLIANT RECITALS. ■ TUESDAY, 29th, THURSDAY, 3llt - MARCH - X 0 W N HALL (Concert Chamber) MASTER PIANIST. “ Not more than some half dozen Pianists now living whose technical mastery equals Goodman’s.” , ; (Sydney Morning Herald.) “Dominion” says: ISADOR GOODMAN IS AN ARTIST IN HIS DOMAIN who manages by some magic means to clothe everything in a mantle of poetic, beauty—yet he has strength, verve and passion when the occasion demands. Presented by Alexander Levitoff. Direction . . . R. J. Kerri dge. ■ BOX PLANS AT D.I.C. Prices: Reserved, 6s, 4s (plus tax). THE FOOL HATH SAID IN HIS HEART, THERE IS NO GOD." Read “ the end of the world ” in Church Column. YOU enjoy your cricket! Now enjoy yourself at the Cricketers’ Carnival, Town Hall, April 2-9. THE Brown House.—Telephones 18-055 and 21-794. TRY the R.S.A. Public Dining Rooms for good 3-course Hot Meal for 2s 3d.

FOOTBALL ©-© & PIRATES .FOOTBALL CLUB, DUNEDIN (INC.). A PRACTICE will be held on SATURDAY, MARCH 26, at KETTLE PARK (at rear of Forbury Park), at 2.30 p.m. New members invited to attend. COLLIE DOG TRIALS KURIWAO COLLIE CLUB. 38TH ANNUAL TRIALS Will be held on Mr G. S. WALKER’S Kuriwao Gorge Property, On THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, , MARCH 31, APRIL 1 andY. Starting at 8 a.m. each day. FIVE CHALLENGE CUPS. £BO IN PRIZE MONEY. Order of Events: Class I—OPEN MAIDEN . HEADING. Time, 10 minutes. About 400 yards. Hold in ring only. Prizes: Ist £4, 2nd £2, 3rd £1 10s„ 4th £l, sth 10s. 6th 10s. Entry Fee 6s. Class lI.—LOCAL HEADING (run in conjunction with Class I). Open to Resident Members of Tahataka, Waipahi and Kuriwao Clubs with Maiden Dogs. Prizes and Entry Fee, same as Class I. Class lII.—OPEN MAIDEN HUNTAWAY AND SLEW. Time, 10 minutes. Prizes and Entry Fee same as for Classes I and n. Class IV.—LOCAL HUNTAWAY AND SLEW (run in conjunction with Class III). Open to Resident Members of Tahataka, Waipahi and Kuriwao Clubs with Maiden Dogs. Prizes and Entry Fee, same as Classes I, II and 111. Class V.—OPEN HUNTAWAY AND SLEW. Time, 12 minutes. Prizes: Ist £7, 2nd £3 10s, 3rd £2, 4th £l, sth 10s. Entry Fee, 10s. Class VI.—LONG PULL. Time. 12 minutes. About 500 yards. Prizes and Entry Fee, same as Class V. SPECIAL PRIZES omitted from Programme in Circulation:—£2 2s. donated by Mrs G. M. Pearce, for competitor under 21 years of age gaining most points in Classes II and IV respectively. £1 Is. donated by Commercial Hotel, Green Island, for competitor gaining first place in Class I. £1 Is, donated by White House Hotel, Henley, for competitor gaining first place in Class 111. GRAND BALL AT CLINTON ON APRIL 1. ' Admission to Ground Free. Luncheon. Morning and Afternoon Tea ori Ground. W. G. WALKER, Hon. Secretary. Phone IW, Clinton. T'YEBURN COLLIE CLUB 81st ANNUAL TRIALS Mr B. Greer’s Property, Kyeburn. . THURSDAY. FRIDAY. SATURDAY. MARCH 31, APRIL 1 and 2. Judge: Mr D. Murdock, Brighton. Refreshments on Ground. H. STORDE. Secretary. QMARAMA COLLIE . DOC TRIALS. APRIL 11, 12 and 13 rwo HEADING AND TWO HUNTAWAY EVENTS. To be run on Two Grounds. HOLD IN RING AND MAIDEN AND OPEN HUNTAWAY. Both Commence First Day. Good Prize Money. A BALL will be held on TUESDAY NIGHT, APRIL 12. Good music. D. S. ,T. TIDDY. Hon. Secretary. rF you are responsible for initiating any advertising campaign, bear in mind ;he public tendency towards sober thinkng shown by the steadily-growing circuation of the OTAGO DAILY TIMES. Jtilise the Classified Columns for quick and economical results.