"THE THIN MAN"

Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21296, 16 October 1934, Page 8

"THE THIN MAN"

W ] WINNERS OP CROSS-WORD i PUZZLE "The Thin Man" cross-word puzzle, conducted by the management of the Regent Theatre last week, attracted a large number of replies. Many of the clues referred to details of the mystery picture of the same name at present showing at the Regent. A prize of a double dress circle guest ticket was offered to each of the 20 entrants submitting correct solutions, neatness being a factor that would be considered. A' particularly attractive entry, decorated and in colour, was submitted by Mr Peter Richardson. Another creditable effort was that of Mr F. W. Hunnibell.

Tickets for "The Tmn Man" vg sent yesterday to the f ol l°^ in ners:—Mrs F. Percival, 10» " C asb* street, Sydenham; Miss M. K.ay, j, mere Sanatorium, Christchurcfl. *"j. A. Cooper, 63 Winchester street, f* vale; Mrs W. M. Gimson, Clare" Hotel, Christchurch; Miss M. "* High street, Bangiora; Mrs l. tello, 15 Kensington avenue, Mr J. McCrostie, 4 Harakeke s^ w I Riccarton; Mr J. S. Drew, 90SI »*» d . street, Christchurch; Mr P son, 44 St. David street, L^"? D roa d. F. W. Hunnibell, 106 FendaMon i Christchurch; Miss R. H. Cottteu, Stanmore road, Christchurch; Bingham, 17 College avenue, Mrs H. Lightband, 81 MandeviUe s» Riccarton; Mr G. W. ffi Chester street, Christchurch; Bowes, c.o. City Council, Mr W. D. Douglas, 23 Montreal Christchurch; Miss Ruth ton East, Sumner; "ID.A," 31 Stan street, Riccarton; Mrs J. %.™rgtiai Jackson's road, Fendalton; Miss Hooper, "Avonlea," PorttußS *" Cashmere. —T^i JP ECZEMA Ointment °' £ i" Cures Eczema. money back guarantee. *■„*»>& Chemists, Armagh street (opP- ** strongs).