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Otago Daily Times, Issue 26623, 20 November 1947, Page 12

FINALLY TO-DAY At 1.45 and 7.45 p.m. A Triumph in Tension! “FEAR” PETER COOKSON. WARREN WILLIAM AND: “ SINGIN’ IN THE CORN ” JUDY CANOVA JUDY CANOVA (Both for Adult Audiences only.) * Direction KPindge-Odeoh gTRAND [leafing Aids Available. Phone 13-379. COMMENCING TO-MORROW, 1.45 and 7.45. SENSATIONAL HORROR WEEK! British Empire Films give you the most baffling killer in the annals of crime . Every woman who loved him paid the price . • • DEATH! “BLUEBEARD” “BLUEBEARD” With JOHN.CARRADINE JEAN PARKER NILS ASTHER The most sinister love story ever told. THEN: i P.R.C. Presents: “ THE MISSING CORPSE ” “ THE MISSING CORPSE ” The body went A.W.O.L. .. . . And everybody was on the loose ... It will chill you! ; Starring: EDWARD BROMBERG. ERIC SINCLAIR. (Both definitely suited for Adult Audiences only.) AND: Chapter 3 of Universal's latest Serial; “THE ROYAL MOUNTED RIDES AGAIN.” PLANS AT D.I.C. or STRAND (13-379). BE ADVISED AND BOOK EARLY.

His MAJESTY’S T HE A T R E (Lessees: John Fuiler and Sons. Ltd.). MUSIC DANCING - DRAMA - SPECTACLE - ROMANCE - COLOUR BOROVANSKY BALLET A FEAST OF LOVELY BALLETS. RESERVED SEATS AT 5s - P s i a”'* 9 JL OPENING GALA PERFORMANCE MAY BE RESERVED 1U J. C. WILLIAMSON’S • 80 ARTISTS FULL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT GRAND OPENING GALA PERFORMANCE 4 - 4 NIGHTS. MATINEE, WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 26. ■' LES SYLPHIDES.” , (Music by Chopin). , " COPPELIA ” (The Girl with the enamelled eyes), (Music by Delibes). " LE BEAU DANUBE ” (Music by Johann Strauss). THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 27 and 28. "CARNAVAL" - "GISELLE” - " CAPRICCIO ITALIEN. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER '29. 5 NIGHTS. MATINEES. NOVEMBER 29 and DECEMBER 3. “ THE SWAN LAKE,” (Music by Tschaikowsky)., • " SCHEHERAZADE ” FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. DECEMBER 5 and 6. MATINEE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6. CONCERTO ” BRILLIANT CORPS DE BALLET. Box Plans are now open at the D.I.C. Prices: D.C. and R. Stalls, 8s to 9s od, Ordinary Stalls (reservable for Saturday’s Gala per^’i'F al ! c S. )^5^ n Y^ eS |talls Pit and 2s (All Prices Plus Tax.) Matinee Prices. D.C. and R. fatal is, is oci» Ordinary Stalls, 4s 6d; Pit. 2s 6d and 2s. Children half price. (All Prices Plus Tax.) B NATURAL. SPECIAL SPECIAL MUSICCOME AND ENJOY A GOOD SING. TO-MORROW, CTRAND THEAT RE, (By courtesy Kerridge-Odeon.) r COMMUNITY. SING COMMUNITY SING . (LAST FRIDAY SING). Commencing at 12.15 p.m. For Princess Elizabeth’s Wedding. \ Ravensbourne League of Mothers’ Choir (Mrs A. Newey, Conductor). “The Lord Is My Shepherd, “Praise My Soul.” “The King of Heaven (Music chosen by Princess Elizabeth), also first time in New Zealand, “ Princess Elizabeth of England. LEPERS MISSION. Fauaha Hospital, Solomon Islands. New Nurses' Home staffed by New Zealand Nurses. (New Zealand Nurses who nurse the Lepers are real Small Table Centre (woven by W. F. Driver with liis feet), Dressed Doll (height 20in). Hand-knitted Cot OUR SPECIAL APPEAL. OUR LAST FRIDAY SING. Flowers,. Produce, etc., acceptable for stall. • Mrs Mclntyre in charge. . Leader. Mr H P. Desmoulins. At the Piano, Mr Alf. Pettitt. Send Donations to J. F. HIMBURG, Hon, Sec., or ring 13-379, Strand Theatre. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24* AT 8 P.M. W SPECIAL APPEALSPECIAL ARTICLES—REMEMBER— CHOIR mWz ■a M i A a I RETURNED SERVICES! CONCERT 00NC ER T C H AMBER. A VARIED CHORAL PROGRAMME' FEATURES SEVERAL NEW SELECTIONS. Miss YVONNE HILL (Contralto) and Mr LAURIE SCOTT. L.T.C.L. (Pianoforte) Choir Soloists: - CHAS. MacARTHUR (Tenor) and MAX FYFE (Baritone). Messrs GEO. SWAN,-ALASTAIR REID, KEN STEWART and NOEL FELTON Will take the Solo Parts in four of the Choral Items. Conductor: Mr L. B. BORROW. Accompanist: Mrs SYBIL STAPP. Box Plans at Begg’s opened for Subscribers on 17th and for Non-subscribers on November 19 Tickets, 2s and Is, obtainable from Begg’s or Choir Members. SITUATIONS VACANT yACANCIES FOR BOYS. POST OFFICE, DUNEDIN, AND SUBURBAN OFFICES. APPLICATIONS are invited from BOYS, aged 15 years and over, for employment in the POST OFFICE, DUNEDIN, antf SUBURBAN OFFICES. Attractive wages with regular annual increases. Excellent, prospects for advancement. Good conditions. Apply to— CHIEF POSTMASTER’S OFFICE, DUNEDIN (Telephone 10-175). ‘ (Or nearest Postmaster.) RECKITT AND COLMAN (NEW ZEALAND), LIMITED. We Require the Services of WOMEN OR GIRLS in our Factory. We Invite Applications' Immediately. Our Factory is modern, working conditions are excellent, with radio in all departments. Morning and afternoon tea provided. Good wages and opportunity to earn worthwhile Bonus Apply RECKITT & COLMAN (NEW ZEALAND). LIMITED, Forth street.

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