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Southland Times, Issue 20771, 11 May 1929, Page 1

I '' AMUSEMENTS. - ' STILL MORE GOOD ONES! r-STILL MORE GOOD ONES! CIVIC PICTURES 7.30 MUNICIPAL THEATRE—7.3O 7.30 MUNICIPAL THEATRE—7.3O MATINEE: 2 p.m. MATINEE: 2 p.m. THERE’S FUN! LAUGHS! THRILLS! THERE’S FUN! LAUGHS! THRILLS! HIGH PRESSURE HILARITY! with GLENN TRYON “The Peanut Kid” GLENN TRYON “The Peanut Kid” GLENN TRYON “The Peanut Kid” GLENN TRYON “The Peanut Kid” GLENN TRYON “The Peanut Kid” and PATSY RUTH MILLER PATSY RUTH MILLER in the ROLLICKING RIOT OF COMEDY“THE GATE CRASHER” “THE GATE CRASHER” “THE GATE CRASHER” "THE GATE CRASHER” “THE GATE CRASHER” “THE GATE CRASHER” Gay, Fast, Frisky, Funny Comedy of an Amateur Detective who was always butting in without an invitation and runs up against Convulsive Comical Complications that will drive you to hysterics. IT’S A COMEDY RIOT. IT’S A COMEDY RIOT. Further We Present THE MOST AMAZING FILM SPECTACLE EVER PRESENTED. “LOST IN THE ARCTIC” “LOST IN THE ARCTIC” “LOST IN THE ARCTIC” “LOST'IN THE ARCTIC” “LOST IN THE ARCTIC” "LOST IN THE ARCTIC” ASTOUNDING SCENES OF ACTUAL HAPPENINGS AT THE TOP OF THE WORLD. SEE! The most dramatic episode in the SEE! history of Arctic Exploration— SEE! the finding of the members of the SEE! missing Stefansson Expedition after SEE! fourteen years—the solving of a SEE! Mystery of the Merciless North beSEE! fore your very eyes. NOTHING MORE THRILLING HAS EVER BEEN SEEN ON THE SCREEN! MORE GOOD SUPPORTS! MORE GOOD SUPPORTS! ; COMEDY. NEWS REEL, ETC. PRICES JUST AS USUAL. PLANS AT BRISTOL—OR RING 3SO. DAY SALES AT MRS GAWN’S.

CHRYSANTHEMUM SHOW. < GARDEN CLUB’S t I RAND CHRYSANTHEMUM SHOW I at the WINTER SHOW. SATURDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY. Open all day. Admission 1/-. Display of Pot ♦ Blooms, and Decorative Exhibits. ■ One of May Fair’s greatest attractions. DON’T MISS IT. DON’T MISS IT. Mj537

DANCES. WINTON CROQUET CLUB WILL hold a DANCE in the Masonic Hall, Winton, on SATURDAY, May11, at 8 p.m. Admission 1/- Mj4B'6 COLLEGIATE HOCKEY CLUB. DANCES. Monday, 13th, tin Saturday, isth May, in SMITH’S HALL. Gaiety MISS C. McGREGOR. Mj352 Hon. Secretary-. A HOCKEY EUCHRE SOCIAL AND DANCE WILL be held in the Heddon Bush Hall on MONDAY, May 13, at 8 p.m. sharp. Admission: Gents 2/-; Ladies 1/6 or Basket. Good Music. CECILY HANELY. Mj4B7 Secretary.

MAKAREWA BASKET BALL CLUB. IJI HE above Club will hold a DANCE in I the Makarewa Hall on MONDAY, May 13, at 8 p.m. Weaver’s Bus will leave H.B. Corner 7.45. Fares 1/- return. Savoy Orchestra. Ladies 1/6; Gents 3/-. M. BISSET. M. CLARK. Mg 343 Joint Secretaries. THE SPRINGHILLS PUBLIC HALL COMMITTEE WILL hold Fortnightly Dances in aid of the Hall Funds, commencing on Wednesday, 15th inst. Good Floor. Good Music. Good Supper. Ladies 1/-; Gents 1/6. A. L. CHISHOLM. Mg34l Hon. Sec. GRAND GALA BALL WILL be held in the Radio Theatre, WINTON, on Tuesday, May 21. Gaiety Orchestra. Admission: 2/6. Bus leaves H.B. Corner at 7.30. Book Seats at White Star Garage. W. HAMILTON. R. McCONANCHIE. Joint Secretaries. BAYSWATER TENNIS CLUB. rpHE ANNUAL BALL will be held in the 1 OTAUTAU TOWN HALL, on FRIDAY, May 24th, at 8 p.m. ’ Gaiety Orchestra. Admission—Gents 4/-, Ladies 2/-. Double Ticket 5/-.

LILIAN KENNEDY, MdlSl Secretary. TAKE NOTICE. Keep Friday, 3ist may free for THE WAIANIWA SPORTS BALL. JUBILEE. LUMSDEN SCHOOL JUBILEE. 31st MAY, Ist JUNE, 2nd JUNE. ANY ex-pupils of the above school, who have not received a circular, and are desirous of enrolling, are requested to communicate with the Secretary, when particulars will be forwarded. ' W. JOHNSON, Mj465 Secretary. TRESPASSING. fIIRESPASSERS on our properties at Te x Tua and Happy Valley will be prosecuted.—Mrs A. L. Whyte <t Sons. s