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Otago Daily Times, Issue 22942, 25 July 1936, Page 15

AMUSEMENTS AT THE MATINEE ONLY, TO-DAY (2 p.m.) TO-DAY. Chapter 2 of the “ADVENTURES OF FRANK MERRIWELL,” “ADVENTURES OF FRANK MERRIWELL,” “THE DEATH PLUNGE.” “THE DEATH PLUNGE.” 2 p.m. (DAILY) 8 p.m. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. 2—BIG FEATURES—2. BLAZING" SPEEDBOATS -ROARING RA’CE TRACKS— I SMASHING HEARTS. “ SUPERSPEED.” “ SUPERSPEED.” “ SUPERSPEED.” “ SUPERSPEED.” “ SUPERSPEED.” “ SUPERSPEED.” “ SUPERSPEED.” “ SUPERSPEED.” “ SUPERSPEED.” You're breaking records with the fastest couple alive. THRILLS! THRILLS! THRILLS! RACE TRACK, MOTOR BOAT. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) NORMAN FOSTER, MARY CARLISLE. Also, A Comedy Furore, "LOVE BEFORE BREAKFAST." “LOVE BEFORE BREAKFAST.” “LOVE BEFORE BREAKFAST.” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) A Comedy Hit, with CAROLE LOMBARD, PRESTON FOSTER. It was Love at FIRST FIGHT. Should they marry in HATE and live SCRAPPILY EVER AFTER? Box Plan at Begg’s, or Phone 13-013. RESIDENTS ot Tahakopa, Gore, Lawrence, Ranfurly, Naseby, Kaitangata, The “ Karitane ” Dance Band, Concert Chamber, August 1.

J^OBES BRIGHTON LTD. ROYAL MAIL. MOTORS. Leaves Queen’s Gardens Daily lor Brighton only 9.30 a.in., 2 pan., 5.15 p.rn, Sundays—lo a.m. Late Cars-Wed., Fn Sal., 11 p.m Mid-day Trips. Sat.. 12..10 p.m Taieri Mouth—Mon.. Wed Fn„ 930 a.m. Re Buses Ring 11-158 MATRIMONIAL Ij'ARMER, Waipahi (97). seeks MAR* . RIAGE. country girl; happy, afl'ection?.,e —Aroha Sinclair Matrimonial Club, Box .19, Wellington. JOIN the crowd at TUDOR BOOK CO. Winding-up Sale or you'll regret it all your life. An interesting exhibit at the exposition of antiques and curios arranged by Mrs S. R. Warcing and held in the Te Awamutu Parish Hall last week was a picture recovered from the ruins left by the Tarawera eruption in 1886. The picture, which had been found in the mission house at To Mu, is not broken in any way, although it is still spattered with mud from the eruption. The subject of the portrait was the wife of the Rev. S. M. Spencer, a missionary who arrived in New Zealand in 1842 a few days after Bishop Sclwyn.