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Otago Daily Times, Issue 27082, 17 May 1949, Page 10

“HAMLET” Commences 2 pan. - DAILY 7.45 p.m. Feature Takes Up Whole Programme. FULLERS S'T. JAMES THEATRE Direction: Kerridge-Odeon Hearing Aids Available , THE GREATEST ACTING . . PERFORMANCE OF OUR TIME! LAURENCE OLIVIER Presents “HAMLET” By William Shakespeare. LAURENCE OLIVIER . . EILEEN HERLIE . BASIL SYDNEY . . • JEAN SIMMONS . . . FELIX AYLMER . . . TERENCE MORGAN . . . PETER CUSHING • STANLEY HOLLOWAY. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) PLANS AT D.1.C.. OR THEATRE from 7 p.m. Phone 13-702. On Friday On Friday On Friday A CLASSIC IN COMEDY! “ Vice Versa ” Starring Roger Livesy A British Comedy Film that will Suit the Tastes of the Whole Family. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) COMING IN PERSON—STANLEY HOLLOWAY - ENGLAND'S GREATEST COMEDIAN. Xo W N ,H AL L, TUESDAY, MAY 24, 1 THURSDAY, MAY 26, r ACCLAIMED FIRST BASSO IN LONDON AND NEW YORK. OSCAR NATZKA OSCAR NATZKA . OSCAR NATZKA OSCAR NATZKA Leading • Basso of Covent Garden Opera, • - London. i i World Opinions: “In 150 years how many Sastros in * Magic Flute ’ have been equal to Oscar Natzka?"—Daily Telegraph and Morning Post. “ His voice was a treat to hear, rich and resonant —a true basso.”—New York Times. “A commanding bass with a .beautiful voice.”—Claudia Cassidy, Chicago Tribune. First Programme Includes: 1 Son Lo Spirito Che Nega. ” Mephistofele ” (Boito), La Calumnia (Slander Song)." “ Barber of Seville “ When a- Maiden Takes Your Fancy ” —“'ll Seraglio ” (Mozart); “ Where’er You Walk ” (Handel): “Two Grenadiers” (Schumann);; “Berrath ” (Brahms); Volga Boat Song, as well as Lieder, Ballads, etc. At the Piano: HENRI PENN. BOX PLANS NOW OPEN AT D.I.C. BOOKING OFFICE. prices: 10s, 7s, and 3s (all plus tax). Direction Frederic McCallum Attractions (N.Z.). Dunedin UNEDIN FILM SOCIETY, INC. FILM SOCIETY., INC. THE MAY MEETING Of the DUNEDIN FILM SOCIETY, INC., Will be held on THURSDAY, MAY 19, at 8 p.m. In the R.S.A. HALL, Moray place. Programme: “THE 39 STEPS.” “VOICES OF MALAYA.” New Members Welcome. GRAND Scottish Ball, Palmerston Town Hall, Friday, May 20: Kenny's Orchestra; supper. ADDRESSES MR J. >A. ROY, AI.P.- (Clutlia), Will deliver an address in the igTUART HALL (Cr. King and Frederick streets) On THURSDAY, MAY 20, at 8 p.m. Subject: A tour through Great Britain and Europe with the Empire Parliamentary Delegation. ALL WELCOME. MEETINGS OND N.Z.E.F. ASSOCIATION. 4 DUNEDIN BRANCH. TO ALL MEMBERS AND WAR WIDOWS RESIDING IN KEW-CORSTORPHINE AREA, A PUBLIC MEETING TO DISCUSS THE TRANSPORTATION QUESTION WILL BE HELD ON THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 19. Time and Place will be notified by circular. The Branch President. MR G. S. BROWN, Will be in the chair. ALL MEMBERS AND WAR WIDOWS RESIDENT -IN THE AREA ARE ASKED TO KEEP THURSDAY EVENING FREE ; AND TO SUPPORT THIS MEETING ON A MOST IMPORTANT MATTER. J. B. CLAYDON, Branch Secretary. J^ORTH DUNEDIN ELECTORATE. OPOHO "BRANCH. A SPECIAL MEETING of all members and supporters will be held in the PRESBYTERIAN Sunday School hall, FARQUHARSON STREET, on TUESDAY, MAY 17. 1949. at 8 p.m. All members and supporters are to attend this important meeting. ui-ged' M ■■ hi Z i i—, I RETURNED SERVICES 1 OSG I E L The ANNUAL MEETING of the Mosgiel R.S.A. will be held in ST. LUKE'S HALL. MOSGIEL, on TUESDAY. MAY 17, 1949, at 8 p.m. All Members resident in the district are invited to be present. O. L. FERENS, Secretary, Dunedin Returned Services’ Association, OEOPLE who nave tnmgs to sell oi are I looking for something they want to buy read the Otago Daily Times U vou wish to reach them advertise in the ’s«sified Columns