AMUSEMENTS. CIVIC PICTURES MUNICIPAL THEATRE. MUNICIPAL THEATRE. Matinee: 2 p.m. To-night: 7.30 Matinee: 2 pan. To-night: 7.30 Audiences all over the world have laughed, wept and applauded Universal’s brilliant adaptation of Sven Gade’s immortal story “JAZZ MAD” “JAZZ MAD” YOUTH! LOVE! JAZZ! “JAZZ MAD” YOUTH! LOVE! JAZZ! “JAZZ MAD” “JAZZ MAD” The mad whirl of Vaude“JAZZ MAD” ville and Night Clubs. “JAZZ MAD” “JAZZ MAD” Dramatic contrasts. ‘‘JAZZ MAD” Vivid Atmosphere. “JAZZ MAD” Glorious Love Story. “JAZZ MAD” Smashing Climax. “JAZZ MAD” DRAMA AT ITS HIGHEST. A Cleverly Blended, Intensely Absorbing Human Story of LOVE—PATHOS—MUSICAL GENIUS AND JAZZ. Giving Opportunity for some Magnificent Acting By that Wonderful Character Portrayer: JEAN HERSHOLT JEAN HERSHOLT JEAN HERSHOLT JEAN HERSHOLT JEAN HERSHOLT JEAN HERSHOLT Whose Franz Hausmann is his greatest yet. Supported by GEORGE LEWIS. MARION NIXON. GEORGE LEWIS. MARION NIXON. Also Showing: THE BEAUTIFUL AND BEWITCHING DELORES DEL RIO DELORES DEL RIO DELORES DEL RIO DELORES DEL RIO In her most recent Production: “THE GATEWAY OF THE MOON” “THE GATEWAY OF THE MOON” “THE GATEWAY OF THE MOON” “THE GATEWAY OF THE MOON” A pulsating romance of the tropics, with the star of “What Price Glory?” in the role of the half-caste Indian girl who loves and hates with equal intensity. TED McNAMARA is in it! TED McNAMARA is in it! COMEDY. NEWS REEL. ETC. PRICES JUST AS USUAL. PLANS AT BRISTOL—OR RING 380. DAY SALES AT MRS GAWN’S. DANCE RECITAL. jgY MRS H. A. MACDONALD’S PUPILS. ST. JOHN’S MEMORIAL HALL. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9. (Proceeds in aid of Hall Fund.) The Play, “Children of the Year,” prizewinner at the 1928 Competitions, will be repeated by special request. Collection at Door. NbB4 4 SCHOOL CONCERT AND DANCE will A be held in the Ryal Bush Hall on FRIDAY 9th. Good Music. Sub. 2/- for Concert and Dance. Ladies with Basket Free. Nb4l SMOKE CONCERT. STAR FOOTBALL CLUB. THE ANNUAL SMOKE CONCERT of the above Club will be held in the Pipe Band Hall, Liddell Street, on SATURDAY, 3rd inst., at 8 p.m. All members and supporters are cordially invited to be present. A. CUSHEN. Nall Hon. Secretary. BAND CONCERT. THE BATTALION BAND WILL PLAY IN THE ROSE GARDENS ON SUNDAY, 4th AT 2.45 p.m. M. S. REID, Nb 42 Secretary. CROQUET. 1 INVERCARGILL CROQUET CLUB. THE OPENING of the above Club will be held this afternoon at 2 p.m.—E. L. Macdonald, Secretary. Nb 63 TUG-OF-WAR. REMEMBER WELL’ TUG OF WAR WAIKIWI, NOVEMBER 21st. Prize Money £3O. Two Classes—Open Catch weights; Lightweights (maximum weight, 60 stone). Four men each team. Entries close November 20. W. Ford, Secretary. Telephone No. 1533. Nbs3 A. AND P. SHOWS. QTAGO A. AND P. SOCIETY. 52nd ANNUAL METROPOLITAN SUMMER SHOW AT TAHUNA PARK. TAHUNA PARK. TAHUNA PARK. TAHUNA PARK. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY’. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. November 21 and 22, 1928. ENTRIES CLOSE NOVEMBER 10. ENTRIES CLOSE NOVEMBER 10. Telegraph Address: “Stokshow,” Dunedin. E. F. DUTHIE. Nb 37 Secretary. A. AND P. SOCIETY. FORTY-NINTH ANNUAL SHOW. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1928. OPENING OF NEW GROUNDS. Improved accommodation for all Stock, etc. SPECIAL TRAIN SERVICE. INCREASED SCHEDULE. Wire or write for particulars to HENRY F. HICKS. Secretary. Box 16; Phone 91. Wyndham. ' _ _ Nb9s
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Southland Times, Issue 20633, 3 November 1928, Page 1
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