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Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21329, 23 November 1934, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. REMINDER TO SHOPPERS! Special Shoppers' Session To-day, 5 p.m. II PLAZA | i 3 Sessions Daily: 11 a.m., 2.30, & 8 p.m. Direction: J. C. Williamson Picture Corporation, Limited. NOTE!—FREE LIST ENTIRELY SUSPENDED. Telephone Reservations cannot be held later than lAb p.m. Screening Commences punctually al 8 p.m. j The Most Lavish Entertainment available '.his week! j 1. CINESOUND REVIEW: Including scenes showing Hewctt and Kay departing for New Zealand in the r Air Race 'plane, "Tainui." 2. "DEATH ATTENDS THE PARTY": A problem in Criminology that is highly instructive and amusing. 3. "UNKNOWN ISLANDS": A Travelogue' which takes you round the most beautiful spots on the South Coast of England. 4. "YESTERDAY": An Organlogue bringing back to you the songs of a few years ago. j 5. "GULLIVER MICKEY": Undoubtedly Walt Disney's most ; amusing presentation of our old favourite. MICKEY MOUSE. 6. UNITED ARTISTS' HIGHLYENTERTAINING PICTURE—"BULLDOG DRUI.IMOND "BULLDOG DRUMMOND "BULLDOG DRUMMOND STRIKES BACK" STRIKES BACK" STRIKES BACK" which has drawn capacity audiences to the Plaza on each night since the season commenced! Exceptionally strong cast, headed by the ever-popular RONALD COLMAN. RONALD COLMAN. j RONALD COLMAN. , I Reserves at D.1.C., or 'Phone 36-021. Approved for Univer >I Exhibition.) COMING! "20 MILLION SWEETHEART! ("Approved for Universal Exhibit! ST. JAMES' TIIKA'mK CLEM DAWE REVUE COMPANY. Farewell Week Farewell Week Farewell Week Farewell Week Commencing our Final Week COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAM M E TO-NIGI IT. "So Long Folks" "So Long Folks" The Greatest. Revu "So Long Folks" Of The 5e,"',,,, "So Long Folks" SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT 2.1f) p.m. as usual. Monster Children's ("lift Matinee. Monster Children's Gift Matinee. Monster Children's Gift Matinee. Monster Children's Gift Matinee. i Hundreds of Valuable Gifts For The Lucky Boys and Girls. i Hundreds of Valuable Gifts For The Lucky Boys and Girls. -- Tuesdav, November 27th AMAZING TOPSY TURVEY PROGRAMME AMAZING TOPSY TURVEY PROGRAMME AMAZING TOPSY TURVEY PROGRAMME AMAZING TOPSY TURVEY PROGRAMME J Something New For Chrislchurch You Really Must Not Miss It. BOX PLANS NOW OPEN FOR GRAND GALA FAREWELL Saturday. December Ist. Patrons arc advised to obtain their seats immediately at tiie D.I.C. for the Grand Gala Farewell Night, Saturday, December Ist, as the Plans are filling rapidly. Prices as Usual. PUBLIC NOTICES. MR ERNEST lIEALEY PROPRIETOR OF "VAREX." NOW IN CHRISTCHURCII. "MR ERNEST HEALEY, of Sydney. - ■"-*- Proprietor of "Varex," has arrived I in Chrislchurch, and may be consulted from Wednesday, the 21st, to Friday, the 29th November, at Nurse Athiield's room, 109 H.B. Building, High f street, Chrislchurch. Mr Hcalcy, who r is a Pharmaceutical Chemist, formerly , of Foxton. is widely known in New j Zealand. Many grateful sufferers from - varicose ulcers and bad legs have been > permanently healed by "Varex" treal- " ment. "Varex" is a simple, inexpensive remedy—no resting required. Consult Mr above address Hcalcy personally art 3824 MISS S P A R K E S. ! x OVERSTOCKED SALE. FURTHER REDUCTIONS TO-DAY In COATS, FROCKS. AND COSTUMES. DON'T MISS THESE BARGAINS. 152 ARMAGH STREET, Dominion Bldgs. 3758 F.P. THE MUTUAL LIFE AND CITIZENS' ASSURANCE COMPANY. LIMITED. 3 lncorp. in Aust. rpilE Company hereby gives one r ■*- month's notice of its intention to issue a special Policy in place of Policy - No. 258983. issued by the Mutual Life i and Citizens' Assurance Company, '• Limited on the life of ALFRED - HENRY COREY and declared to have r been lost. 3874 i FAIL'S F I S I-. C A F E. CASHEL STREET. NEAR THE BRIDGE. STILL ON MENU. Japanese Fantail Goldfish 0/- each. THE COMMERCIAL OFFICE OF "THE PRESS" IS OPEN UNTIL 1 10 P.M. to receive Advertisements for the following day's tPFAte. AFTER 10 ; P.M. ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE PRINTER, on the [ first floor.