TODAY MARKS THE SIXTY-NINTH PERFORMANCE OF “ WHISKY GALORE ” Compton Mackenzie’s World-famous and Intimate Human Storv of a VERY HUMOROUS SCOTTISH PREDICAMENT! AND ITS STILL GOING STRONG! NOW TO CONTINUE FOR A FIFTH WEEK And bring you the Grandest Holiday Entertainment! EMBASSY v, pi r< : Kpirldee-Odeon y Telephone 13-379. SESSIONS DAILY: 2-5-8 p.m. Eagle-Lion Presents Basil RADFORD - Joan GREENWOOD. And Gordon JACKSON in “ WHISKY GALORE ” “ WHISKY GALORE ” Ealing Studios' Record-breaking Story of the Glorious End to a Shortage . . a Highland Fling on a Tight Little 'lsland! (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) RESERVE NOW AT THE D.I.C. (Desk No. 7) FOR THE WEEKEND AND MONDAY.
TOMORROW, TOMORROW. FRIDAY. JUNE 2. 1950. COMBINED CITY BANDS, Watersiders’ Silver, Kaikorai, St. Kilda, Caversham, Regimental, Salvation Army, Dunedin Ladies’ Brass, Dunedin' Highland and Burns Pipe Bands’ ANNUAL STREET DAY. BUY A BADGE. “DUNEDIN THANKS TIIE BANDS.” TOMORROW. Be in the Band and Buy a Badge. Visit the Stall at Stewart Dawson’s Corner. A Great Collection of Goods. Pickles, Jams. Cakes, Saveloys, etc., etc. TOMORROW NIGHT Bands will parade through the city and give concerts at different corners, also at Cargill’s Corner. GRAND FINALE IN FRONT OF TOWN HALL. OCTAGON. Concert 8.30 to 9 p.m. His Worship the Mayor, Sir Donald Cameron, will Thank You for Your Support. J. F. HTMBTTPG, Hon. Sec., COMBINED CITY BANDS. THE ST KILDA DANCE. TONIGHT. TONIGHT. TONIGHT. TONIGHT. TONIGHT. TONIGHT TONIGHT. TONIGHT. TONIGHT. TONIGHT. TONIGHT. TONIGHT. TONIGHT TONIGHT TONIGHT TONIGHT. TONIGHT. TONIGHT. TONIGHT. TONIGHT. TONIGHT. TONIGHT. TONIGHT. TONIGHT. TONIGHT TONIGHT rrtOWN HALL. ST. KILDA i OWN HALL. ST KILDA Featuring Bill Norris and . His Band. OLD-TIME - MODERN Set Supper Prizes Late Tiansport after Dance
S II 0 w, J)UNEDIN WINTER JUNE 2,3, 5, 6 and 7. 1950. / tor SHOW OPENS TO THE PUBLIC AT 1 P M., JUNE 2, AND OFFTPTATI Y OPENED BY THE HON, W. 'A. BODKIN, MINISTER OF INTERNAL AFFAIRS, AT 2.30 P.M., FROM THE STAGE IN BRYDONE HALL. FEATURES. Ten Women’s Institute Bays; Six Young Farmer Club District Bays; WDFF Display; Good Entries in Competitive Classes Including a Fine Display in Special Classes of Work by Hospital Patients. Farm Machinery, Motor Cars, Caravans and Trailers, Good Riding Devices. First-class Stalls, Showing Manufactured Goods, Including Radios, Refrigerators, Furniture and Household Labdur-saving Devices. Instructive and Comprehensive Exhibits by the Department of Agriculture and the Otago Museum. FANCIERS’ CLUB DOG SHOW; FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. BIRDS AND POULTRY. MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. (Note; Bird Show is Judged on Monday Morning and Opens to the Public at 1 p.m.) WOOL'CLASSING, SATURDAY AND MONDAY. 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. MODEL RADIO STUDIO Will Broadcast Race Commentaries and Provide a Continuous Entertainment. Including Mannequin Parades OPEN CONTINUOUSLY FROM 10 A.M. TO 10 PAL YOU SEE IT BEST OTHER THAN AT RUSH HOURS. LUNCHEON AND TEA ROOMS. Admission Charges; Adults Is 6d, Children 6d. R. D. STEWART. Secretary. Se ? Bo & S/ P A H'S S %// / /> 9 \ "X lP HH Hq r 0 H SO Bonningtoris IRISH MGSS Bonnington Ltd., Cashel St., Christchurch.' 1.50
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 27404, 1 June 1950, Page 12
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