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Southland Times, Issue 21073, 3 May 1930, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. THE CIVIC MATINEE, 2 p.m. NIGHT, 7.45. MATINEE, 2 p.m. NIGHT, 7.45. CHILDREN—6d.—AT MATINEE. ANOTHER TWO-STAR PROGRAMME! ANOTHER TWO-STAR PROGRAMME! LADIES! LADIES! LADIES! DO YOU BELIEVE In a SINGLE STANDARD OF CONDUCT For both MEN and WOMEN ? The Answer will be found in -"THE SINGLE STANDARD" "THE SINGLE STANDARD" “THE SINGLE STANDARD” “THE SINGLE STANDARD” “THE SINGLE STANDARD” Starring GRETA GARBO and NILS ASTHER GRETA GARBO and NILS ASTHER GRETA. GARBO and NILS ASTHER In the Most Provocative Ethical Problem Story of this Decade—a Single Standard of Conduct for Both Man and Woman —based on the Sensational Story by Adela Rogers St. John —of a Girl who insisted on a Woman’s Rights—against the Code of Society. Recommended by the Censor more especially for Adult Audiences. Also Showing: EMIL JANNINGS. EMIL JANNINGS. EMIL JANNINGS. ESTHER RALSTON. GARY COOPER. ESTHER RALSTON. GARY COOPER. ESTHER RALSTON. GARY COOPER, in "THE BETRAYAL" “THE BETRAYAL” “THE BETRAYAL" “THE BETRAYAL” "THE BETRAYAL” You actually live in Switzerland while you are watching Emil Jannings’ new masterpiece, “BETRAYAL,” and more, you live in the tense, absorbing drama which Jannings’ great art constructs on the screen. Mighty mountains form an inspiring background for a majestic story. PRICES AS USUAL. PLANS AT BRISTOL: OR RING 380. SUPPER SPECIALS TO-NIGHT 9 p.m. to 10.30. AT THE MARY ELIZABETH LOUNGE. —EXQUISITE JOY! —CAPTIVATING MELODIES! —AWAIT YOU AT THE MARY ELIZABETH LOUNGE. TO-NIGHT - - 9 to 10.30. WHERE THE PROFESSIONAL ORCHESTRA (Eight Artists). Makes the Supper bubble over with Enjoyment. . MUSICAL DIR. - - - - MR H. HALBERT. 1 , 'ri Sne’ALS. INVERCARGILL RAILWAY ROWING CLUB. END OF SEASON. ASOCIAL EVENING wiU be held in the Sheds on SATURDAY, 3rd MAY, at 7.30 p.m. All ex-members cordially invited. J. A. PICKFORD, McBs Hon Sec. and Treasurer. A FAREWELL SOCIAL and Presentation will be tendered to Miss Clarkson in Waimumu Hall, on 'Wednesday, May 7. Bain’s Orchestra. Admission: Non-subscrib-ers 3/-; all Ladies a Basket. —S. H. Smith, Chairman. Me 152 ANNUAL CATHOLIC SOCIAL WILL be held in Cassell’s Hall, Orepuki, MAY 30, 8 p.m. sharp. Gaiety Dance Band. Five Instruments. E. D. BONE, Chairman. Mcll6 L. T. BENNETT, Sec. JUMBLE SALES. A JUMBLE SALE WILL be held in the Popular Picture Vestibule, TO-DAY (Saturday) at 10.30 a.m., in aid of All Nations Bazaar. New and Second-hand Clothing, etc. JUMBLE SALE. rpO-DAY (SATURDAY) No. 11, ARCADE, at 1.30 p.m. FLYING. HAMILTON AIRWAYS, LTD. WILL BE IN GORE DURING THE WEEK-END. Passenger Flights will be taken from Paddock next to Golf Course. Mb 46 CARNIVAL. WAIKIWI BOWLING CLUB CARNIVAL WILL OPEN IN WAIKIWI PUBLIC HALL, ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, at 7.30 p.m. Admission: CHILDREN FREE. ADULTS: 6d. Me 128 MISCELLANEOUS. G POLLOCK, George Street, North • ' Invercargill, manufacturer Paton’s and Baldwin’s Pure Wool Double-knit Outwear ; Children’s Garments. Obtained Betty’s, Newburgh’s Buildings. Mcl33 MUTTON —It is choice, buyers say; they know. Large supplies to-day 2 o’clock. F. BOWDEN & CO. Mc96 Horse and cow covers; best quality green flax and felt; specially shaped. Why pay expensive prices. They are cheapest at F. Bowden & Co. AxloB2 FRUIT —Hundreds of cases,- all varieties; the last' few days. Got to be sold today. F. BOWDEN & CO. Mc96 WHERE.DO YOU GET YOUR CAKES? IT THE ARCADIA Cake Shop, Dee St., is the best and cheapest. All Smallgoods 14 for i/-; • Mcl4o MEURITis sufferer testifies, “Quits-It 11 Tabs> are really wonderful. They cured me. Will (always recommend them" 1/6, McNaughtin’s Pharmacy.