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Southland Times, Issue 19500, 14 March 1925, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. AND AGAIN THE CIVIC HAS THE PICTURES! THE CIVIC HAS THE PICTURES! MORE COLOSSAL FEATURES TO-NIGHT CIVIC PICTURES 7.IS—MUNICIPAL THEATRE-7.15 7.IS—MUNICIPAL THEATRE—7.IS We have pleasure in presenting the speediest, most thrilling, most exciting programme of the year ! If you like a hearty Laugh, if you love to live in Romance, if you wish to Enjoy Yourself—do not miss this Delightful Entertainment, FIRST—The Big Laughing Romance in which are performed the Most Daring Feats ever witnessed upon the Screen: RICHARD TALMADGE in "LET’S GO!” RICHARD TALMADGE in “LET'S GO!” RICHARD TALMADGE in "LET’S GO!” RICHARD TALMADGE in "LET’S GO!” The Man who does not Know Fear, supported by an Exceptional Cast of Artists, including: EILEEN PERCY. TULLY MARSHALL. GEORGE NICHOLS. Then at 8.40 we show Paramount’s Latest Super-Production: “THE ENEMY SEX” “THE ENEMY SEX” “THE ENEMY SEX” From Owen Johnston’s Novel, “THE SALAMANDER.” A PLAY FOR ADULTS Starring Lovely BETTY COMPSON BETTY COMPSON PERCY MARMONT. HUNTLY GORDON. PERCY MARMONT. HUNTLY GORDON. KATHYLYN WILLIAMS, ETC. KATHYLYN WILLIAMS, ETC. JAMES CRUZE’S production of a worldly-wise Girl who thought she knew a tremendous lot—but found she knew nothing! Told against an amazingly vivid background and packed with punch, by the man who made “THE COVERED WAGON” Also Showing: Amusing Comedy and Strong Supports! Amusing Comedy and Strong Supports! PRICES REMAIN AS USUAL For this Superlative Programme. PLANS AT BRISTOL; OR RING 380. DAY SALES AT MRS GAWN’S. COMING SHORTLY. THE INCOMPARABLE DRAMATIC BASSO-CANTANTE WILLIAM HEUGHAN “THE KING OF SCOTTISH SONG.” “One of the World’s Greatest Singers.” Supported by BRILLIANT ARTISTS. Direct from Sensational Successes in Sydney, Melbourne, Wellington and throughout the World. “A Triumph of dramatic vocalism.”— Daily Telegraph, Sydney. “An actor singer of remarkable talents.” —Sydney Morning Herald. Mr 232 jy- UNIC I P A L THEATRE. TUESDAY NIGHT, MARCH 17, TUESDAY NIGHT, MARCH 17, at 8 p.m. GRAND IRISH NATIONAL CONCERT. Splendid Programme of VOCAL, INSTRUMENTAL, HISTRIONIC AND DANCE ITEMS. PRICES: 3/-; 2/-; and 1/-. M. MURFIT, M 1490 Hon. Secretary. SOUTHLAND RUGBY FOOTBALL UNION. COMPLIMENTARY SMOKERS’ SOCIAL \J To be tendered to SOUTHLAND’S “ALL BLACKS.” MESSRS J. RICHARDSON AND A WHITE, At time, and place to be advertised in Invercargill papers of Saturday, March 21. Subscription for tickets not presented will be credited to the Presentation Fund. SUB.: 5/-. W. G. COMPTON, Secretary, S.R.F.U. SOUTHLAND SPORTS BE IN ATTENDANCE. Tickets obtainable from J. A. Doig and Club Secretaries. M 1521 SCHOOL OF DANCING. Misses may finlayson & shona DRUMM. (Pupils of Mr F. Reade Wauchope, of Christchurch and Dunedin). CLASSES: Tuition Class, Monday Night. Instruction 7.30-8.30. Dancing till 10 p.m. Junior Class: Friday Night, 7.30-9.30 pm. Private Tuition by arrangement (Afternoons or Evenings). Terms on application. Principals will be in attendance at the Salon, Cecil Dancing Studio, Kelvin Street, on and after Monday, March 16. COUNTRY PUPILS BY ARRANGEMENT. PUBLIC NOTICES. DIRECT FROM ORCHARDS. £?AA CASES Pears, Tomatoes, Plums, vVV Peaches, Apples, and they must go to-day. We cannot cart them to our new premises. Sales to-day 10.30 a.m. ancT 1.30 p.m. M 1512 F. BOWDEN & CO. SOUTHLAND ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. Nominations win be received by the undersigned until March 31, 1925, for the positions of President, Vice-Presi-dents (2) and Councillors (7). Nominations must be signed by Proposer, Seconder and Nominee, all of whom must be members of the Society. D. CUTHBERTSON, M 1491 Secretary. JgURN . . . . LINTON COAL! SOUTHLAND’S BEST—A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE. FULL STOCKS NOW AVAILABLE. Also: MATAURA LIGNITE AND ALL CLASSES OF FIREWOOD. LINTON COAL DEPOTS, LTD. ESK STREET, INVERCARGILL. Office: 1586. PHONES Yard: 1317.