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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 50, Issue 15, 29 October 1929, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS, Etc. TO-NIGHT ONLY TO-NIGHT ONLY TO-NIGHT M; 'AJESTIC. . A J ESTIC. ONLY AT 8. Modern Youth on a Rampage. Sue Carol, in Nick Stuart, Sue Carol, in Nick Stuart, A “FLAPPER RODEO.” “GIRLS GONE WILD. “GIRLS GONE AVILU. “GIRLS GONE WILD. “GIRLS GONE WILD. » y y yy yy (Recommended for Adults Only.) Is it true that a test in life s crucible is not fatal to youth? See “Girls Gone Wild” for answer. Topical, Variety, Comedy. Usual Prices, Book at the Bristol. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. ! WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. Metro-Goldwvn Super Special. A Masterpiece of Operatic Literature. _ . Gorgeous, Magnificent in 9 Acts. “LA BOHEME.” “LA BOHEME.” “LA BOHEME.” “LA BOHEME.” “LA BOHEME.” : “LA BOHEME.” Cast AH Stars including:— Lillian Gish Mimi. John Gilbert Rodolphe. Renee Adoree, Earl Dane and Hundred's of Others. From “La Bolieme” the most popular opera in history. Presented at Usual Prices. Book early at the Bristol. M AJESTIC. AJESTIC. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2nd. Direction Henry Hayward. (By arrangement with Edward Branscombe.) The Greatest Musical Event in years. SATURDAY NIGHT AT S. MATINEE AT 2.30. On Empire Tour : The WESTMINSTER GLEE SINGERS WESTMINSTER GLEE SINGERS AVESTMINSTER GLEE SINGERS WESTMINSTER GLEE SINGERS AVESTMINSTEII GLEE SINGERS AVESTMINSTEII GLEE SINGERS Presenting magnificent programmes, consisting of Part-Songs, Madrigals, Glees, Anthems, Humorous Quartets, Plantation Melodies, National Airs, Sea Chanties, A r oeal Dances and Song Seen ci s. THE CONCERTS DIFFERENT. THE CONCERTS DIFFERENT. No dull, dreary moments; brightness and gladness is the AA 7 estminstcr motto. , s PRICES OF ADMISSION, (Plus Tax): Evening, ss. 3s, 2s. Children 2s. Matinee 4s, 3s, 2s. Children Halfprice. Concessions to Parties of 20 or more. Box Plan now open at The Bristol. Advance Director Scott Colville. ASHBURTON COUNTY SCOTTISH SOCIETY. HALLOAVE’EN, ORANGE HALL, THURSDAY NEXT, 31st Inst., at 8 p.m. , _ rTT , MEMBERS! This is for LOUR Children. Admission bv Members Ticket. Ladies a Basket. Dancing after Supper as usual. E. G. CRAIGHEAD, 10 725 Secretary. LOWCLIFFE HOCKEY CLUB. AVTND-UP CONCERT and k DANCE will be held in the Lowffe School on FRIDAY, Nov. 1, at 10 ip .m. 3ood Programme. Supper. Chapman’s Band. Admission —Concert: Is;. Dance: nts Is. Af. FULTON, Hon. See. HINDS HOCKEY CLUB. HHE above .Club will hold a “AYind--1 up” EUCHRE PARTY and ANCE in the Hinds Hall on SATURDAY, November 9, at 7.45 p.m. sharp. Gents—2s. Ladies—ls. Supper Provided. Good Music. M. LOAYE, Hon. Sec. jON’T FORGET—DANCE AT LAURISTON, OCTOBER 31. AA’. Goppeith’s Band, ChnsL cfcurch. 10 ‘ lo BUSINESS NOTICES. URE FOODS ACT 5 Framed to Safeguard the 'ublic Health. _ „Tirm SNNA and MILK-MADE BREAD conform to the utmost degi ee the requirements of the Act. _ :se two productions are rich in ins, vitamins and other nutritive uus. , , o >ich Milk Content, the Purest of and a Special Electro-Steam g Process are the secret of the bted excellence of -MADE and VIENNA BREAD. Obtainable only from PETER DUNN. OST OFFICE BAKERY. ASHBURTON N AND INVESTMENT TY AND BANK OF DEPOSIT. TANCREI) STREET vEPOSITS accepted at Call or for ) G 12 or 24 months, at Highest rrent Rates. Society provides a THOROUGHIUND‘INVESTMENT for Large ill Depositors. is granted on Town or Country ties at Current Rates. AV. H. AMOS. Manager.