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Otago Daily Times, Issue 27354, 1 April 1950, Page 14

YOU NEED TO BOOK EARLY. YOU NEED TO BOOK EARLY. YOU NEED TO BOOK EARLY. YOU NEED TO BOOK EARLY. I I The Theatre of Distinction. CENTURY (Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd.l 2 p.m. Twice Daily 8 p.m. 11 Eagle-Lion Distributors Present A Side-splitting Study of the Gentle Art of Murder!! "KIND HEARTS "KIND HEARTS "KIND HEARTS “KIND HEARTS “ KIND HEARTS "KIND HEARTS "KIND HEARTS “KIND HEARTS "KIND HEARTS “ KIND HEARTS AND CORONETS” AND CORONETS” AND CORONETS” AND CORONETS” AND CORONETS” AND CORONETS” AND CORONETS” AND CORONETS” AND CORONETS” AND CORONETS” With DENNIS PRICE Valerie Hobson :Joan Greenwood Valerie Hobson :Joan Greenwood And an Amazing Performance by ALEX GUINNESS (As all the Eight Titled D’Ascoynes.) (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) BOX PLANS AT THEATRE (13-013). BOX PLANS AT THEATRE (13-013).

T own hall RETURN OF PNINA SALZMAN, ’ World-famous Pianist. " Unforgettable—that is Pnina Salzman, the Glorious Young Palestinian Pianist. She possesses an extraordinary beauty and tremendous personality, and her playing is that of a genius." ONE GLORIOUS CONCERT. NEXT MONDAY NIGHT NEXT MONDAY NIGHT NEXT MONDAY NIGHT J. and N. TAIT have Extreme Pleasure in again Presenting the Celebrated Young Palestinian Pianist P N;T N A PNINA PNINA PNINA SALZMAN SALZMAN SALZMAN SALZMAN Who Electrified Music-lovers of Auckland by her Undoubted Genius. . The Enthusiasm at each Concert Knew No Bounds, and Encore after Encore was Demanded by an Audience that Filled Every Portion of the Huge Town Hall. The Programme includes: “Variations Serieuses, Opus 54” (Mendelssohn), “Sonata in B Minor” (Liszt), "Prelude Choral and Fugue” (Cesar Franck), “Nocturne in F Sharp Major” (Chopin), " Valse in G Flat Major” (Chopin), "Polonaise in A Flat Major ” (Chopin) BOX PLANS AND DAY SALES ARE AT THE D.I.C. Prices for Reserves, 10s, 7s 6d, ss, plus tax. Unreserved Seats, 3s, plus tax. - For particulars regarding Concessions for Theatre Parties and Students, please apply to the D.I.C. Box Office. £JEAR THB WORLD LEADERS OF THE SALVATION ARMY, GENERAL AND MRS ALBERT ORSBORN GENERAL AND MRS ALBERT ORSBORN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, APRIL 1 AND 2. LIST OF MEETINGS:— IN THE FORTRESS, Dowling street: SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 2.30 p.m.: WOMEN’S MEETING. Mrs General ORSBORN will speak. SATURDAY, APRIL 1, 7.30 p.m.: YOUTH RALLY. A Special Address to Youth will be given by General ALBERT ORSBORN. IN THE TOWN HALL: SUNDAY, APRIL 2, 2.45 p.m.: “BANNERS OF FREEDOM.” A LECTURE by GENERAL ALBERT ORSBORN; C.B.E. His Worship the Mayor, SIR DONALD CAMERON, will Extend a WELCOME on behalf of the City. IN THE FORTRESS. Dowling street: TWO GREAT MEETINGS will be held at 10.45 a.m. and 6.45 p.m. on SUNDAY. ALL MEETINGS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC OF DUNEDIN. HEAR THE WORLD LEADERS OF THE SALVATION ARMY. QTAGO PENINSULA OBSERVATION TOURS. SEE DUNEDIN FROM THE BAY. VISITORS PLEASE NOTE: ALL PENINSULA BUSES LEAVE FROM QUEEN'S GARDENS (LOWER HIGH STREET) SEATS FOR ALL OBSERVATION TOURS MAY BE BOOKED AT GOVERNMENT TOURIST OFFICE No 5-TOUR OF DUNEDIN CITY, 4S. (Including view from Highcliff Cafe, Otago Peninsula) TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS 10 a.m. SUNDAY. 2.30 p.m. No 6—AROUND OTAGO PENINSULA 5s (Including admission to famous Larnach Castle), MONDAY to FRIDAY, 2 p.m. SUNDAY 230 p.m. MONDAY to SATURDAY. 9 a.m and 2 p.m SUNDAY. 2.30 p.m. Sightseeing trips are also available on all our Regular Service buses. Company Bay and Macandrew Bay .. .. .. 2s Return. Broad Bay and Portobello 3s Return. RING 22-917 FOR ALL PARTICULARS. Our new luxury buses are also available for Special Trips to anywhere In the South Island. PENINSULA MOTOR SERVICE, LIMITED. Q-ARDEN FETE •krtVY GALA DAY. y IN THE JOHN McGLASHAN COLLEGE GROUNDS, MAORI HILL, SATURDAY, APRIL 1, Commencing at 2 p.m. COMPETITIONS GAMES DISPLAYS Enjoyment for all the Family. STALLS BRAN TUB NOVELTIES Musical Programme by the Dunedin Ladies’ Brass Band and College Pipe Band. Afternoon Tea and Ice Creams available. ADMISSION (Payable at Gate): Adults Is, Children 6d. Proceeds in Aid of College War Memorial Fund. 'fHE DUNKLEY CHILDREN’S TEMPORARY HOMES (Inc.). Office and Residence, 400 Cumberland street, Dunedin. Committee: Messrs W. E. EARNSHAW, L. W. GREEN, R. C. B. GREENSLADE, J. G. BUTLER, W. R. BRINSLEY. 75th BIRTHDAY TESTIMONIAL TO MR SIDNEY DUNKLEY. Dear Sir or Madam, , . , • . As Chairman of the Committee of the above Homes, I have been asked to issue this letter to subscribers and friends of the Homes and to those in Otago who are interested in the work. J _. . _ , , , This work of the Children's Rest Homes was founded by Mr Sidney Dunkley in November 1918, and for over 30 years has done a very special work of great value to our community. This work provides a very necessary temporary home for young children when their mothers have to go to Hospital. Sanatorium, Maternity Home or Convalescent Home, and is giving such help week by week. In 1948. the Annual Meeting of the Society changed the name to the Dunkley Children's Temporary Homes, Incorporated, in order to link the name of the Founder ‘ Vlt *On l Aprii rl 24 of his year, Mr Dunkley will celebrate his Seventy-fifth Birthday, and the Committee have decided to ask all who are interested to join them in subscribing to a Testimonial Fund which will be paid to Mr Dunkley on his Birthday as a token of appreciation of his work for so many years. When Mr Dunkley started this work in 1918, he made a considerable sacrifice in selling his interest in the Firm of Spencer and Dunkley, Ltd., in order to purchase the first Home, and it is felt that he will not be able actively to engage in the work for many more years. . .. , , , The Committee feel sure that there are many who, knowing the grand work that has been done, will be pleased to in some way contribute to this Seventy-fifth Birthday Testimonial to the founder. . . , ... The Appeal will be of Short Duration, and closes on APRIL 24, and there will be no canvass for donations. ....... .... Will those interested Please Forward any Amount they feel disposed to give to Mr J G BUTLER, or leave same at the Homes’ Office? Mr Butler is a member of the Committee and has agreed to act as Secretary and Treasurer for the Apptal. Treasurer of Appeal: Mr J. G. BUTLES, 9 Springhill road, Mornington, W.l. Phone: Dial 26-000 and ask for 9226. Yours faithfully. W. R. BRINSLEY, Chairman of Committee. Treasurer of Appeal: , „ , . , .. . , .... Mr J. G. BUTLER. 9 Springfield road, Mornington, W.l. Phone 26-000. ask 9226.

LODGE NOTICES M ANCHESTER UNITY. LOYAL VALLEY LODGE, Albany Street Hall, MONDAY, APRIL 3. Report of District Meeting. __ LOYAL HAND AND HEART LODGE, Stuart Street Hall, TUESDAY, APRIL 4. Bowls, Select Lodge Singles Champion. LOYAL PRINCE OF WALES LODGE, PORT CHALMERS, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 5. Official Visits from Sister Lodges. LOYAL DUNEDIN LODGE. Stuart Street Hall, THURSDAY, APRIL 6. Delegates’ Report of District Meeting.