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Otago Daily Times, Issue 27080, 14 May 1949, Page 14

STILL THEY COME IN THEIR THOUSANDS "LUXURY LINER” Plans at Regent Theatre from 10 a.m. (12-513). THE REGENT THE REGENT ' A Kerridge-Odeon Theatre. 2 p.m. - DAILY - 8 p.m. 13,597 Dunedinites have thoroughly enjoyed Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's TECHNICOLOR FUN FEAST. “LUXURY LINER ” “ LUXURY LINER ” r~ JANE POWELL - GEORGE BRENT. LAURITZ MELCHIOR, XAVIER CUGAT and Orchestra. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) OUR APOLOGIES To those hundreds who arrived at the D.I.C. last Monday to book for "THE PALEFACE.” ' “THE PALEFACE” PLANS Definitely open at the Di.C. NEXT MONDAY at 9 a.m. The Bob Hope Show that ran for -four months in Sydney. X 0 W N II A.L L, , TUESDAY, MAY 24, THURSDAY, 26th. A Great Son of New Zealand returns in triumph. OSCAR NATZKA OSCAR NATZKA OSCAR NATZKA OSCAR NATZKA , Leading Basso of Covent Garden Opera, London, and the New York Opera Com,- , pany. World Opinions: “. . . made me think of the wonderful bass singing I heard in happier dgys of Chaliapin.”—London Times. ”In 150 years how many Sastros in ‘ magic Flute ’ have been equal to Oscar Natzka ’’—Daily Telegraph, London. “ His voice was a treat to hear, rich and resonant—a true basso.”—New York Times. “A ..commanding bass with a beautiful voice."—Chicago Tribune. i “. . . reminded me of Chaliapin when he was still the great-voiced Chaliapin.”—Toronto Globe. . , OSCAR NATZKA OSCAR NATZKA At the zenith of his brilliant career and now here to give his fellow countrymen an opportunity of hearing his “ great voice of musical richness and natural beauty” (vide Auckland Star), “his magnificent bass voice ” (New Zealand Herald). Accompanist and Solo Pianist, HENRI PENN Booking Arrangements: Applications will be received in writing at the D.I.C. Booking Office from Monday, 16th, for Preferential Reservations. Send 12s 6d (includes tax) and stamped addressed envelope per seat. Direction Frederic McCallum Attractions, . N.Z.

KING'S BIRTHDAY WEEK-END EXCURSION To TE ANAU and EGLINTON VALLEY, SATURDAY JUNE 4, to MONDAY, JUNE 6. A few. seats still - available. Book now to secure reservations. Cost, including accommodation, meals en route, evening launch cruise on Lake Te Anau. £7. Apply GOVERNMENT TOURIST BUREAU. Corner Princes and Rattray streets, Dunedin. Phone 11-735. P.O. Box 72. BOWLING A—[BETURNED SERVICES! INDOOR BOWLS FOURS TOURNAMENT. Bowler Members are invited to enter for the Indoor Bowls Fours Tournament which will be held in the R.S.A. Indoor Bowline Green, commencing on WEDNESDAY. JUNE 1. 1949. _ Entries close at the Secretary's Office on FRIDAY. MAY 27. at 5 p.m. Entry Fee. 4s per Rink. " O. L. FERENS. i Secretary. The Dunedin Returned Services’ Association (Inc.). TRANSPORT NOTICES rjtRANSPORT LICENSING ACT. 1941. DUNEDIN TRANSPORT DISTRICT. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a MEETING of the Dunedin Metropolitan Licensing Authoritv will be held in the COUNCIL CHAMBERS. Municipal Chambers. Dunedin, on MONDAY, the 23rd day of MAY, 1949, at 7.15 p.m., to consider the following applications, viz.:— 1. Transfer of Taxicab Sendee Licences — Thomas Arthur Milburn to Robert Duncan McGregor (1 cab) and Estate . of j. Crawford to Harold Crawford (1 cab). 2.. Renewal of Continuous Passenger Service Licences, viz. (a) Peninsula Motor Service, Ltd.— Dunedin to Tomahawk. (b) Dunedin Corporation Transport Department—(l) Town Hall—Around Otago Peninsula. (ii) Exchange to Caversham and Lookout Point, with deviation to Calton Hill and Corstorphlne. (ill) Water street to Kew (Isadore road), Corstorphine (Middleton road). R. A. JOHNSTON, Town Clerk and Secretary Dunedin Metropolitan Licensing Authority. Municipal Chambers, Dunedin, C.l. May 12, 1949, IJEOPLE who have things to sell or are 1 looking for something they want to buy read the Otago Daily Times. If vou wish to reach them, advertise in the Classified Columns