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Otago Daily Times, Issue 27197, 28 September 1949, Page 10

Last Two Nights on the Stage. Last Two Nights on the Stage. PERSONAL APPEARANCE OF RADIO'S BIG FAVOURITE, JACK MAYBUIIY Fun-master. Quiz-master and Dunedin’s QUIZ KIDS Sessions 2 and a p.m J Arthur Rank Presents Successor to the Success of “ Tlie Overlanders ” CHIPS RAFFERTY In the True Stirring Drama of Australia's Wild Gold Rush and Fierce Rebellion. “EUREKA STOCKADE” “EUREKA STOCKADE” JANE BARRETT JACK LAMBERT Distribution British Empire Films. Also SIR DONALD CAMERON AT DUNEDIN DAY. EDINBURGH. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) THE SPELL-BINDING THRILLEROF THE YEAR! The Perfect Adventure in Sheer Unmitigated S-U-S-P-E-N-S-E! Loretta Robert YOUNG CUMMINGS YOUNG CUMMINGS Y r OUNG CUMMINGS In Paramount's “THE ACCUSED” “ THE ACCUSED ” “ THE ACCUSED» ’ “THE ACCUSED” Looking for the Unusual? .... the Startling? .... the Bizarre? - Then Everything Points to “THE ACCUSED.” Paramount’s Top Suspense % Drama! (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) BOX PLANS D.I.C. and EMPIRE.

UNIVERSITY TRIO GLADYS VINCENT, Violin FRANCIS BATE, ’Cello MAURICE TILL, Piano CHAMBER MUSIC RECITAL In SOUTH OTAGO HIGH SCHOOL ASSEMBLY HALL, X BALCLUTHA, 8 p.m., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, And in PICTURE THEATRE, QUEENSTOWN, 8 p.m., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 0, TOWN HALL, ALEXANDRA, 8 p.m., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7. An interesting and varied programme has been selected for performance by this gifted Trio. Adults 3s, School Children Is. ADULT EDUCATION DEPARTMENT, UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO.

DANCING rpo-NIGHT, MAJESTIC BALLROOM, DUNEDIN’S MOST SOCIABLE DANCE. Ranfurlv Shield Night and Special Exhibition of an Overseas Dance, "MOONLIGHT SAUNTER.” Invitation to Otago and Auckland Teams to be Guests of the Management. Pennant Band. Tim Kearney. M.C. And Extras. Supper. Late Transport Admission, 2s 6d.

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