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Wanganui Chronicle, 11 March 1947, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS. • FINALLY TO-DAY ! • • • FULLER’S • MAJESTIC J Dir.: Kerridge-Odeon. « • Daily —2 and 7.45 p.m. • • Captivating Tunes that make die® • World a Gayer Place to Live in. • JOut of the exciting life of this man J • . . Out of the wealth of Best-loved • • Music he wrote • J WARNER BROS. S •Have Fashioned a Magnificent Pic- J • ture. • • • • 29 Gershwin Compositions 29* •Robert Alda, as Gershwin; Alexis J “Smith, as Christine Gilbert; Charles* JCobu-n. as Max Dreyfus; Will* • Wright, as Rachmaninoff. J • Also J J “CALIFORNIA HERE WE COME ”" • (Technicolour). J ! SPORTS PARADE, J J MAJESTIC AIR MAIL REVIEW. • • (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) • J Plans at D.1.C., ’Phone 2127. J “They Pass This Way But Once!”

COMING TO THE MAJESTIC THEATRE AN OUTSTANDING EVENT IN NEW ZEALAND THEATRICAL HISTORY! WORLD TOUR OF THE FAMOUS BODENWIESER VIENNESE BALLET TWO GLORIOUS PROGRAMMES. Ist Programme includes—‘O WORLD,” a gripping dancedrama based on Krishnamurti’s “The Search.” “THE DEMON MACHINE,” famous dance-drama which won Bodenwieser distinction in Europe and America. ‘CINDERELLA OF OLD VIENNA’ (Johann Strauss), a delightful dance-corned,'. SLAVONIC PEASANT DANCE, FOLK DANCES, ETC. NOT ALONE FOR THE YOUNG. OR THE OLD, BUT FOR ALL WHO SEEK ENTERTAINMENT Associate Artist: DORY STERN Noted Pianist of Vienna. —2 PERFORMANCES ONLY Change of Programme Each Day. MARCH 12—MARCH 13 MATINEE THURSDAY, 2.15. PLANS AT THE D.I.C. I PRICES: S/-. 5/-, 2/- (plus tax). ! Res.: 8/- (also 5/- on day of per- I fonnance), plus tax). NOTE: 300 seats are being retained | for sale at 2/3 at the door—be ■ early! Matinee Prices: 5/-, 3/-, 2/-, plus tax. Direction: Frederic McCallum, in Association with R. J. Kerridge.

Tanmq MbBH CONSULT F S. M. C. [London] (O/r/iriwi Rease phone 2040 for appointment! 9 THE AVENUE .. . WANGANUI