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Southland Times, Issue 20664, 20 April 1929, Page 1

| AMUSEMENTS. FULL OF REAL ENTERTAINMENT. ANOTHER EXCELLENT PROGRAMME ANOTHER EXCELLENT PROGRAMME AT CIVIC PICTURES. " 7.30-MUNICIPAL THEATRE-7.30 7.30-MUNICIPAL THEATRE—7.3O Here is a smashing story of a Gangster and a Girl as told in the diary of—• “ME GANGSTER” . “ME GANGSTER” “ME GANGSTER” — "ME GANGSTER” “ME GANGSTER” “ME GANGSTER” “ME GANGSTER” THE FASTEST. MOST THRILLING DRAMA OF CROOKDOM EVER FILMED. Don’t let the title weigh against it—You can take it from us, this is one of the most absorbing stories ever seen on the screen The Pay Roll Hold-up—the big event for which the Gang had waited and planned so ingeniously for weeks—every avenue cov-ered-screeching sirens—fire trucks—traffic blocked—the chase—the getaway—the holdup—the capture of the loot—thrills—suspense—and then—watch and see what happens! Also HOOT GIBSON HOOT GIBSON HOOT GIBSON HOOT GIBSON HOOT GIBSON HOOT GIBSON HOOT GIBSON HOOT GIBSON in lIIS LATEST WESTERN COMEDY SURPRISE: “THE DANGER RIDER" “THE DANGER RIDER” “THE DANGER RIDER” "THE DANGER RIDER” "THE DANGER RIDER” A great Western Comedy full of, fast riding Fun. Packed with Laughs and Thrills. EXCELLENT SUPPORTS. EXCELLENT SUPPORTS. PRICKS JUST AS USUAL. PLANS AT BRISTOL—OR RING 3SO. .HOOT GIBSON MATINEE. HOOT GIBSON MATINEE. THE CIVIC’ TO-DAY HOOT GIBSON MATINEE. HOOT GIBSON MATINEE.

THE NEW SERIAL: “THE SCARLET ARROW” "THE SCARLET ARROW” “THE SCARLET ARROW” Thrills with the Canadian North-West Mounted Police. “SNOOKUMS" COMEDY ' and “FREDDIE’S FEARFUL FLUTTER” MOTOR RACING. SOUTHLAND MOTOR CYCLE CLUB. M (Incorporated,). [ ’* MOTOR RACES! MOTOR RACES! ‘ MOTOR RACES! MOTOR RACES! ORE T I BEA C H. ORE T I BE A C 11. 2 p.m.—TO-DAY (SATURDAY)—2 p.m. 2 p.m.—TO-DAY (SATURDAY)—2 p.m. MOTOR CAR RACES! MOTOR CAR RACES! MOTOR CYCLE RACES? MOTOR CYCLE RACES. ADMISSION: !/- Buses leave H.B. Corner from 1 p.m. AI42S DANCES. rnilE WINTON CROQUET CLUB will 1 hold a DANCE in the Masonic Hall, Winton, on SATURDAY, 20th April, at 8 p.m. Admission 1/-. Ar73l A HARVEST HOME BALL WILL be held in the DACRE HALL on April 23. Duerden’s Band. Frew’s Bus leaves H.B. 7.30. 1/6 return. Admission 3/-; 1/6.—J. DAGG, Secretary. GRAND TENNIS BALL WILL be held in BROWNS HALL, on FRIDAY, May 10. Full particulars later.—E. Butcher, Secretary. Ar76B -

DRUMMOND DAIRY FACTORY STAFF WILL hold their Annual Ball on Friday, May 10. -Gaiety Orchestra.—Alf. Couling, Secretary. Ar74B OTAUTAU DAIRY FACTORY STAFF WILL hold their ANNUAL BALL in the Otautau Town Hall on FRIDAY, April 26. 1929. Green Valley Dance Band; six Musicians. Double Ticket 4/-, Gents 3/-, Ladies 2/-. G. RIDDELL. Ar 745 Secretary.

BAND CONCERT. INVERCARGILL CIVIC BAND WILL accompany Train to TUATAPERE on SUNDAY NEXT, 21st inst., and reader a First-class Musical Programme on Recreation Ground. S. P. HUDSON. Ar 759 Secretary. PUBLIC NOTICES. REMOVAL NOTICE. SHIELS, JENKINS & CO., LTD., wish to advise their numerous clients and the public generally that they have NOW REMOVED to the Premises recently occupied by and adjoining the Southland Electric Power Board, DEE STREET. SATURDAY IS THE LAST DAY OF OUR AUTUMN SALE. All Bedroom Suites heavily reduced. In Riinu ..... from £ll 5/In Oak from £2O BROAD, SMAL L, * LT D.