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Otago Daily Times, Issue 27551, 20 November 1950, Page 10

MATINEE AT 2 P.M. The Popular and Convenient 5 O’CLOCK “ Home Early ” Session. EVENING 8 O’CLOCK oo O o EMBASSY V ■—Dir.: Kerrldge-Odeon— -— y Telephone 13-379. The Comedy Begins . . . and never stops ... in this Gay, Light-as-a-bubble Story about a Family whose marriage problems get the better of them! J. Arthur Rank Presents “FOOLS BUSH IN” “FOOLS RUSH IN” From the Play by Kenneth Horne and Directed by JOHN PADDY CARSTAIRS, who Directed "THE CHILTERN HUNDREDS." And Starring SALLY ANN HOWES with NIGEL BUCHANAN Nora SWINBURN, Raymond LOVELL and GUY ROLFE. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Featured in the Latest Overseas News: The King Opens Parliament, Escorted by a Sovereign's Escort of the Household Cavalry. Also the Melbourne Cup. Fine Shorts: “Searchlight on Steel” and “ Colony in Colour,” etc. NEXT CHANGE.... DENNIS PRICE MAI ZETTERLING JOAN GREENWOOD Linden TRAVERS, Sonia* HOLM In “THE BAD LORD BYRON” “THE BAD LORD BYRON” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) RESERVES at the D.I.C. (Desk No. 7), Or THEATRE from 1 p.m.

AT YOUR SHOW, VINCE LABB PRESENTS FOR THE FIRST TIME IN DUNEDIN LA BELLE ELECTRA. THE GIRL ELECTRIFIED. She Juggles 30,000 Volts, Shaking Dice with Death. LIGHT YOUR CIGARETTE FROM HER BARE BODY. SHE HAS SHOCKED.THE NATION. Also Showing: , ' BALCLUTHA, WINTON, GORE, WYNDHAM AND INVERCARGILL SHOWS.

LECTURES "CHRISTIAN SCIENCE: THE PATHWAY OF LIGHT." ’FREE LE'CTjURE ‘ By MARGARET MORRISON, C.S., of Boston, Massachusetts, Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts, \ In THE CONCERT CHAMBER, ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, AT 8 P.M. Under the auspices jof First Church of Christ, Scientist, Dunedin. Public is cordially invited.

SHOWS OTAGO A. & P. SOCIETY. SUMMER SHOW AND CARNIVALS, TAHUNA PARK, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, ' or NOVEMBER 21 AND 22. PROGRAMME OF EVENTS. ' TUESDAY MORNING: 10 o’clock, Judging of Dogs and Dog Trials. TUESDAY AFTERNOON: Grand Ring Programme of Jumping and Hunting Events, commencing at 2 o'clock, with; Maiden Jump, and followed by Maiden Hunting Competition, Maiden Pony Jump, Preliminary of Open Jump, Pony Jump, Hunting Competition (Lady Riders). Pony Trot up to 14.2 hands, Preliminary of Leaping Championship of Otago. TUESDAY NIGHT CARNIVAL: > . 7 o'clock, Whippet Rac.es; 7.30, Athletic Events, run in fast sequence; 8, Speedway Racing. Ladies’ Pipe Band in attendance. THE LARGEST LINE OF SIDESHOWS AND RIDING DEVICES AT TAHUNA FOR MANY YEARS A "CARNIVAL TOO GOOD TO MISS. WEDNESDAY MORNING—PEOPLE’S DAY: 9 o’clock, Judging of Draught Horses, Sheep, Cattle, Pigs, Light Horses and Ponies 12 noon. Luncheon Adjournment. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON: 1.15 First Heat of Trotting Events; Second Heat 1.45, Third Heat 2.45, Final 3.45. j 1.30, Pony Trot; 1.45, Final of Open Jump. 2 o'clock, GRAND PARADE OF PRIZE STOCK LED BY DUNEDIN HIGHLAND PIPE BAND, Followed by Parade of Trade Motor Vehicles and Marching Exhibition by Pipe Band. Final of Ladies’ Hunting Competition, Pony 'Jump, Final of Sheep Dog Trials, Pony Trot, Leaping Championship of Otago. DUNEDIN FANCIERS’ CLUB DOG SHOW. WEDNESDAY NIGHT CARNIVAL: 7 o’clock, Miniature Hunt, Otago Hunt Club, followed by Pony Trot, Pony Jump, Stockmen’s Race, Handy Hunter Competition (all Post Entry events. Wood Chopping and Sawing Competitions commence at 7.30. Otago’s Champion Axemen in Action. Standing and Underhand Chops. HIGHLAND PIPE BAND RIDING DEVICES SIDESHOWS. Ample Hot Water Adjacent to Car Park. ADMISSION CHARGES: Adults 2s, Children under 14 years Is (under 5 Free), Cars 2s (Members’ Cars Free), Grandstand Is 6d. Show Passes do Not Admit to Carnivals. R. D. STEWART, Secretary.

QTAGO A. & T. SOCIETY. SUMMER SHOW, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. A Special Advertisement so you won’t miss TUESDAY NIGHT’S CARNIVAL. Don’t tell us afterwards you didn’t know about it. Here is the Programme: 7 p.m.: Whippet Races organised by the Dunedin Whippet Club. 7.30 p.m.: Athletic Events organised by the Otago Centre, Athletic Association. A half-hour of exciting racing—a race every four minutes as follows: 100 Yards Open, 220 Yards Open. One Mile Open, Junior 100 Yards, Junior 880 Yards Women’s 100 Yards, Men’s Relay, Women's Relay. 8 p.m.: One Hour of Speedway Thrills organised by Dunedin Speedways. Ltd. Spectacular Speed Excitement. , v Dunedin Ladies’ Highland Pipe Band in attendance. Riding Devices, Games and Sideshows remain in operation until 10 p.m. R. D. STEWART, Secretary.

HOTELS FOR SALE VERY SPECIAL HOTEL. THIS REALLY GOOD HOTEL ENJOYS A LARGE TURNOVER. Mostly Bar Trade and Reasonable House Trade. SMALL STAFF ONLY. TURNOVER IS £25,000 PER YEAR. Large Beer Consumption and good Spirit Quota. This Business is easily run and should show a large net profit. ABOUT £IO,OOO CASH WOULD BE SUFFICIENT. H. C. CARTER, L T D., BARTON’S BUILDINGS, MANSE STREET.

PROPERTIES WANTED TNQUIRIES for properties of all JL TYPES are numerous. Let us have details of any property you wish to sell.— CAYZER’S LAND AGENCY. 9 Dowling street. Telephone 10-849. (Registered Public Valuers ) QASH ' BUYER, £I9OO. Couple prepared to pay £ISOO to £I9OO for a HOME in any reasonable position. Possession to suit vendor.—R. S McKENZIE, Dowling street. , EX-SERVICEMAN desires Purchase privately, Building Section.—Reply price location, size, 1665, Times. TENANTED House Wanted by client with money to invest; owner names his net price.—McKenzie. 11 Dowling st. BUSINESS letters should oe addressed to tbe Manager—not the Editor.