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Otago Daily Times, Issue 26621, 18 November 1947, Page 3

Fullers’ Theatre Corp., Ltd. M-A-J-E-S-T-I-C Direction: Kerridge-Odeon. TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY 7.45 NOW SHOWING 7.45 Hal Wallis, the producer of “ Casablanca,” “ Love Letters,” and Saratoga Trunk,” now brings you “THE SEARCHING WIND” “THE SEARCHING WIND” Starring Robert Sylvia Ann YOUNG . . SIDNEY . . . RICHARDS Featurettes include Metro News and “ Speaking of Animals.” (Recommended by Censor for Adults). Election Results will be Screened as they come to hand on Election Night! Fullers’ Theatre Corp., Ltd. OPERA HOUSE Direction: Kerridge-Odeon. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY 7.45 NOW SHOWING 7.45 The Happiest of all Bing’s Happy Hits! “PENNIES FROM HEAVEN” “ PENNIES FROM HEAVEN ” Starring BING CROSBY BING CROSBY Donald MEEK . . . Madge EVANS (Approved for Universal Exhibition). Election Results will be Screened as they come to hand on Election Night! AMUSEMENTS' CANADIAN PAINTERS. CANADIAN PAINTERS. CANADIAN PAINTERS. CANADIAN PAINTERS. CANADIAN COLOUR FILMS. CANADIAN COLOUR FILMS. CANADIAN COLOUR FILMS. I AN EXHIBITION of 26 large- framed reproductions of the works of modern Canadian artists. This exhibition will be accompanied by the screening of a selection from the following four Canadian Colour Films, dealing with the life and works oi Canadian artists. This Exhibition and Film Programme has been arranged by the University of Otago' Adult Education. FILMS. 1. " Klee Wyck,” the story of Emily Carr. 2. ” Painters of Quebec.” 3. ‘ West Wind,” the story of Tom Thomson. 4. " Canadian Landscape," the story of A. Y. Jackson. ITINERARY. KUROW.—TO-DAY (TUESDAY), NOVEMBER 18, Memorial Hall, 8 o’clock. OAMARU.—THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, Star and Garter Tea Room, 8 p.m. Admission: Kurow, Is to defray expenses; Oamaru, 2s (supper). In Oamaru the exhibition will be introduced by Mr W S. Reid, of the Dunedin School of Art. J>ESIDENTS’ BARN DANCE. KARTIGI, NEW YEAR’S EVE. ROSS’S BARN. KA K A N U I HALL, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22. COMPLIMENTARY DANCE to Miss MARGARET SINCLAIR. Good music, good supper. Free bus Excella Milk Bar 7.45 p.m. Admission, 3s and 2s. FOOTBALLERS’ Victory Ball at Enfield, Thursday, November 20; free bus Co-op. Corner 7.45 p.m.; J. Rowland, M.C.; good' music; presentation of trophies. HAMPDEN, Wednesday, November 19. Grand Concert by Ashley Aitchison and other competition winners, in aid of the Hampden Cemetery Trust Funds; dance to follow _______________ DO not address business letters to the Editor. They be sent to the Manager.