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AMUSEMENTS fiamric! i' The House tf Distinction. / <’ DIR. KF.RKIDGE-ODEON. ’l Fuller’s Theatre Corp., Ltd. ) i Telephone 3333. i Monster Children’s / Matinee TODAY / i 1 2 p.m. i 1 I; TONIGHT---8 p.m. !; 1 1 iL/ 1 j ;; § ' ■ Si ’ i ! ? JUDY GARIANO ( VAN JOHNSON ! i; fall in love ! A ; i; / i ©i S. Z.-Cuddles" SAKALI > SPRING BYINGTON { I V * •* t, * o ’"o'-DWYIiMAY[»FICIUM f 1 ' l£r\ P ROBERr Z ’ LEONAR O Production I ’ by ROBERT Z. LEONARD k ( r V * Produced by JOE PASTERNAK I I SUITABLE FOR GENERAL EXHIBITION ]! Outstanding disports I 1 Tonight’s Plan at Majestic i' l' from 11 a.m. i 'i (Prog. Approved for Universal S Exhibition). I OPERA HOUSE. A GREAT MUSICAL EVENING. PNINA SALZMAN, GENIUS OF THE PIANO. "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.” NEXT WEDNESDAY NIGHT NEXT WEDNESDAY NIGHT NEXT WEDNESDAY NIGHT ONE GLORIOUS CONCERT. J. and N. Tait have extreme pleasure in presenting the famous Palestinian pianist—■ PNINA SALZMAN PNINA SALZMAN PNINA SALZMAN Who thrilled music-lovers in Wellington, where very large audiences displayed their enthusiasm in a remarkable manner, encore after encore being demanded from the brilliant pian-

ist. The programme includes VARIATIONS SERIEUSES OP. 54 (Mendelssohn), SONATA IN B MINOR (Liszt), PRELUDE CHORAL AND FUGUE (Cesar Franck), NOCTURNE IN F SHARP MAJOR (Chonin), VALSE IN G FLAT MAJOR (Cheßin), POLONAISE IN A FLAT MAJOR (Chopin). Box Plans at D.I.C. Prices: Reserved teats 11/3, 8/6 and 5/10. Unreserved seats 3/4. All prices include tax. Particulars regarding concessions to parties, music teachers and students, may be obtained at D.I.C. box office. MANAWATUTROTTING MEETING Special Buses will Leave our Garage on SATURDAY, APRIL 22 for the Manawatu Trofs AT 9 A.M. FARE 12/6 RETURN , Each Passenger Supplied with a FYee Admission Ticket to Course. Book Early to Save Disappointment. Martin & Vernon Ltd., TAUPO QUAY PHONES 2161 and 3332.

WANGANUI FURNITURE CO. OIL Table Baize, large range of new and attractive patterns, 4/- yard BRASS Firescreens, Wood Boxes, and Kerbs. A large selection. Bedrock prices. PRIME Japara Kapok. 3/6 lb., any quantity. Wanganui Furniture Co., Wanganui East. CURTAIN Nets. An excellent ran » of designs, from 4/6 yard. CHROME Smokers' Stands. Smart and useful 36/6 each. KAPOK Mattresses, well filled and buttoned, excellent value; 3ft., £6/6/-; 4ft. 6in.. £B/4/6. CHROME Tea Wagons, free running castors. A useful New Year gift, £6 17/6 each. FOLDING - Camp Stretchers, heavy canvas. Extra strong. 39/6 each. Wanganui Furniture Cq. DECK Chairs from 18/6, good quality canvas. Wanganui Furniture Co., Wanganui East. FOLDING Ironing Boards, strong construction, 32/6. Wanganui Furniture Co.. Wanganui East. SINGLE Panelled-end Beds, complete with non-sag wires. Special Value. 79/6 _cack FOLDING Camp Chairs, tubular steel with heavy striped canvas. Wanganui | Furniture Co

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Wanganui Chronicle, 22 April 1950, Page 2

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