Page 14 Advertisements Column 6

Otago Daily Times, Issue 24406, 18 September 1940, Page 14

AMUSEMENTS Last Two Days of Warner Bros.’ STARK INTENSE DRAMA 5 GREAT PERFORMANCES S “ INVISIBLE STRIPES ” GEORGE RAFT. JANE BRYAN, Wm. HOLDEN. HUMPHREY BOGART, FLORA ROBSON. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Direction; Fullers Theatre Corp.. Ltd. 2 p.m. DAILY NEXT FRIDAY! The Story of a Great Savage! THE GREATEST EPIC OF THE FIGHTING FRONTIER EVER FILMED! 10,000 YELLING DEVILS Led by “GERO N 1 M 0 ” “GERONIMO” “GEKONIMO” “GERO N I M 0 ” Scourge of the Western Plains! THRILL to the heart-thudding courage of a boy and girl who risked their lives for their love . . , who dared the ruthless wrath of the war-mad demon Geronimo! THRILL to the love of a father for his son ... a love that sent him single-handed to ba'tle a whole army of reckless, ravaging Redskins! THRILL to the stirring sight of President Grant awarding the medal of honour to the famous Sixth Cavalry, conquerors of Geronimo! A Cast of Thousands Headed By PRESTON POSTER , ELLEN DREW ANDY DEVINE WILLIAM HENRY RALPH MORGAN CHIEF THUNDER CLOUD Presented by Paramount, makers of “Union Pacific.” “Wells Fargo,” “The Plainsman." “ Life of a Bengal Lancer,” ' etc. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) PLANS D.I.C. or Theatre (12-433)

PUBLIC SERVICE GALA DAY CARISBROOK PUBLIC SERVICE GALA DAY CARISBROOK PUBLIC SERVICE GALA DAY CARISBROOK THIS SATURDAY AFTERNOON - SEPTEMBER 21 THIS SATURDAY AFTERNOON SEPTEMBER 21 U 5 p.m„ RUGBY MATCH—PRIMARY SCHOOLS’ TEAMS. 2.15 p.m., RUGBY MATCH—MAORIS Versus JOCKEYS. 1 3.15 p.m., RUGBY MATCH—PUBLIC SERVICE Versus UNIVERSITY A '! I 3.15 p.m.. RUGBY MATCH—PUBLIC SERVICE Versus UNIVERSITY A i 3.15 p.m., RUGBY MATCH—PUBLIC SERVICE Versus UNIVERSITY A I I 3.15 p.m.. RUGBY MATCH—PUBLIC SERVICE Versus UNIVERSITY A ■' ! I MASSED BANDS—Dunedin Pipe Band. Kaikorai Band, and Kaikorai School Bugle Band. QUEEN AIRINI WILL KICK OFF AT 3.15 P.M. QUEEN AIRINI WILL KICK OFF AT 3.15 P.M. VALUABLE LUCKY TICKET.—A limited number of admission tickets, which will include A LUCKY TICKET worth a valuable prize, will be oip.saio on Friday and Saturday morning. Admission Is 6d (including Stand), Girofinds only Is, Children 3d. ■ V It is anticipated that at least 12,000 people will be at Carisbrook on Saturday. Be there and participate in the fun. FUN FOR FUNDS : FUN FOR FUNDS.

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