The Stork

Now Showing: At the National Art Gallery—return season of the British Watercolours, Prints and Drawings. Also Loan Exhibition of Works by Charles Hopkinson, Contemporary American Painter.

The Next Exhibitions: At the French Maid Coffee House will be—Paintings by Harry Tombs; Paintings by Elise Meurant; Fabrics by Helen Hitchings.

Every Wednesday Lunch-hour: At Wellington Public Library—Films. Sessions at 12.15 and 12.45.

September 3rd—17th: At Wellington Public Library Exhibition Hall—Exhibition by Mr. M. Berke, and

September 17th—October 7th: Exhibition by Miss E. R. Cuff.

September 14th and 15th: Wellington Film Society Inc. presents "The Earth Sings,' Czech film directed by Karel Plicka in 1933. Wellington Public Library Hall.

September—October: At Alexander Turnbull Library—An Exhibition of Examples of Fine Printing by Presses in New Zealand and Australia.

October 1st—7th: Wellington Repertory Society Inc.—Othello, by Shakespeare, produced by Kenneth Firth at the St. James' Theatre.

October 11th and 12th: Wellington Film Society Inc.—"Mor Vran," an account of life on the Breton Islands, directed by Jean Epstein. Music by Archangelsky. Also "Birth of a Nation" (2nd part), with a discussion. Wellington Public Library Hall.

October 27th: Wellington Chamber Music Society Inc. presents the Rosner Chamber Music Ensemble in a programme of Bach and Brahms at the Town Hall Concert Chamber.

About end of October: Wellington Film Society presents a programme of Czech films, including "A Christmas Dream." a puppet film that won award at Cannes 1946 Festival. Acadamy Exhibition at National Art Gallery.

October—November: An Exhibition at the Alexander Turnbull Library depicting the progress of the motor-car in the fifty years since the British motor industry was established in 1899.

November 3rd—5th: Unity Theatre Inc. presents Ibsen's "An Enemy of the People," produced by John MacCreary in the Town Hall Concert Chamber.

November 9th: Wellington Chamber Music Society—The Northern Mocran and Brahms, at the Town Hall Concert Chamber.

November 15th—16th: Wellington Film Society presents "Waxworks.' Conrad Veldt and Emil Jannings.

November 26th—December 10th: Wellington Repertory Society Inc. by Kenneth Firth at the Grand Opera House.