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Southland Times, Issue 19279, 25 June 1924, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. ALBION SPECIALS TO-NIGHT. ALBION SPECIALS TO-NIGHT. Are Headed by 3 BIG FEATURES 3 3 BIG FEATURES 3 Ist Special Presents: HOLBROOK BLINN. ENID BENNETT and JACK MULHALL —in—“THE BAD MAN.” “THE BAD MAN.” Presenting the ROBIN HOOD of the Desert. HOLBROOK BLINN Has been appearing in the Leading Role of “THE BAD MAN.” “THE BAD MAN.” ON THE STAGE FOR THREE YEARS. It’s a story of the Great Outdoors with the Elixir of Laughter mixed in. 2nd Special Presents: THE OLD FAVOURITE: MAURICE COSTELLO. GLADYS LESLIE. ROBERT ELLIOTT and NORMA SHEARER In the Family Plav: “MAN AND WIFE” “MAN AND WIFE” THE SEASON’S UNUSUAL SENSATION. THE SEASON’S UNUSUAL SENSATION. Never has a stranger or more Extraordinary Story been shown on the Screen. 3rd Special Presents: THE GREATEST ANIMAL COMEDY EVER SEEN IN INVERCARGILL. “RINGTAIL ROMANCE.” NO INCREASE IN PRICES. DAY SALES AT DUNLOP’S. ’PHONE 738 FOR RESERVES. PROFESSOR J. C. NEWLANDS. (Of New College, Edinburgh). jjj UNIC I P A L rpHEATRE FRIDAY NEXT—B p.m. FRIDAY’ NEXT—B p.m. HEAR THIS MAGICIAN OF SPEECH'! HEAR THIS MAGICIAN OF SPEECH! “The Bells”—a perfect specimen of word music, is perhaps the most difficult poem in the English language to do justice to, but the performer with his wonderful voice made those bells peal out like the notes of a mighty organ.—N.Z. Times. A SUPERB PROGRAMME! Shakespeare, Dickens, Browning, Kipling, Noyes, Barrie. WIT! HUMOUR! PATHOS! Box Plan at Bristol. Prices: 3/-; 2/-; 1/-. PUBLIC NOTICES. E. HOLMES, Watchmaker. (Opposite H. & J. Smith’s). SOLICITS A SHARE of Your Patronage. Watches and Clocks skilfully cleaned and repaired. Our aim: Good Work. Our Motto: Satisfaction.—GlVE US A TRIAL. Note Address: TAY STREET (upstairs,) above C. Spence, 1 * t v alfitt-er. T BUSINESSS CHANGE. T THOMAS SADLIER, beg to announce -*-? that I have purchased the Grocery and General Merchandise Business of J. F. McCULLOCH, Corner Pomona Road and Centre Street, Georgetown. By strict attention to business and by stocking only the best goods obtainable, I trust to merit a fair share of public patronage. Js64B THOMAS SADLIER. PRESERVE YOUR MOTOR CAR HOOD. Black waterproof finish not only Renews the Hood, but makes it waterproof. Suitable for Hoods, Capes, Aprons, etc. Put up in Three Sizes. WE SPECIALISE IN WIND SCREENS —for— MOTOR CARS AND MOTOR CYCLES. Screens cut and fitted at shortest notice. Prices cheapest in town. WE STOCK: Plate Glass, Sheet Glass, Scrim, Oil, Paints and Paper Hangings. Send for Free Pattern Book of Wallpapers. ANDREW LTD., Esk Street. INVERCARGILL. BOOTS! ! ! nAATQ BOOTS f ! BOOTS! ! ! DUUIO BOOTS ! ! 300 Pairs Men’s Tan, Nut, Nigger and Toney Boots have just been opened.—From 20/-, 22/6, 25/-, 27/6 to 30/Pair. Si2;es 5 x 11. CROCKETT & JONES’S—Nigger and Black Shoes are showing.—Do not miss this opportunity to become the proud possessor of the very latest in Shoes. NAILED BOOTS Unlimited Quantities. 20/- pair. Size sxll. Postage Free. Lines that can be Bought for Less at Abraham Wachner’s.: SUITS. SADDLE TWEED TROUSERS SUITS. SADDLE TWEED OVERCOATS. TRAVELLING RUGS OVERCOATS. TRAVELLING ABBA B A M WAOH N E E (Next Dixon's Dining Rooms). 140 DEE STREET, INVERCARGILL.