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Southland Times, Issue 21604, 16 January 1932, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. • ONE OF THE TRULY GREAT f MOTION PICTURES! fe, rk COMES TO 01 THE MAJESTIC (Direction: Fuller-Hayward Theatres). TO-DAY—Commencing—TO-DAY. no TO-DAY—Commencing—TO-DAY. Iv ss MATINEE: at 2 p.m. )jg MATINEE: at 2 p.m. :rs TO-NIGHT At TO-NIGHT is TO NIGHT 7.45 p.m. TO-NIGHT 68 Sir Benjamin and John Fuller present THE DAZZLING FIRST NATIONAL MUSICAL COMEDY PRODUCTION: (Entirely in Technicolour). The Fulfilment of your most extravagant Dreams of Entertainment. - “BRIDE OF THE REGIMENT” “BRIDE OF THE REGIMENT” “BRIDE OF THE REGIMENT” “BRIDE OF THE REGIMENT” WITH SEVEN BIG STARS! WITH SEVEN BIG STARS! VIVIENNE SEGAL WALTER PIDGEON ALLAN PRIOR LOUISE FAZENDA FORD STERLING in MYRNA LOY LUPINO LANE CLAUDE FLEMING “BRIDE OF THE REGIMENT” “BRIDE OF THE REGIMENT” “BRIDE OF THE REGIMENT” “BRIDE OF THE REGIMENT” Based on the Operetta, “The Lady in Ermine,” by Rudolph Schanzer and Ernest Welisch, (“A” Certificate). Gigantic Settings; Thousands in 3. the Cast; One Hundred Voices in one Chorus; and the Greatest Cast of Stars ever heard in one Picture! D TOGETHER WITH: FOX MOVIETONE FEATURETTES. FOX MOVIETONE NEWS (Double Issue). "INDIA TO-DAY” (Travelogue). s- "BITTER FRIENDS” (Comedy). BE ADVISED BOOK EARLY! ’ PLANS AT BRISTOL AND THEATRE. OR RING 738. PRICES: Evening, D.C., 2/-; (plus tax); d Back Stalls, 1/6; Front Stalls, 1/-. Reservations 6d. extra. t, MATINEE: D.C., 1/6; Stalls, 1/-. 1. 6d., 6d., 6d.—CHILDREN- 6d„ 6d„ 6d. ‘DECENT THEATRE, GORE.' 1 TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. DO NOT MISS YOUR LAST CHANCE OF ’ SEEING: t “MOTHER’S MILLIONS” , “MOTHER'S MILLIONS” “MOTHER’S MILLIONS" . THE BEST YET! THE BEST YET! J EXCURSIONS. HINEMOA EXCURSION rno STEWART ISLAND, SUNDAY, J- JANUARY 17. HINEMOA withdraws from this service !at end of present month. Never before l have tourists had the opportunity of visit- . ing this glorious Island under such conditions of comfort as offered by the Hinemoa Service.

CUI VIUU. You may return any sailing. This offers opportunity to visit Island Saturday and return Sunday. Ample accommodation at 10/- per day. TREAT YOURSELF AND HELP THE SERVICE. Riverton H. & H. Bus leaves 7.15 a.m. (conditions permitting). Route: Thornbury, Wrights Bush, etc. Arrive Bluff 9.15 a.m. Invercargill Buses leave H.B. Corner 8.15 a.m. SHIP SAILS from Bluff 9.30 a.m. Return leaving Island 5 p.m., connecting with Buses returning to Invercargill and Riverton. BRASS BAND IN ATTENDANCE. Return Fare from Bluff, 15/-; Children between 6 and 15, 5/-. Cabins 5/- and 2/6 each single extra. TICKETS procurabe Ferry Wharf, Bluff; or D. W. McKAY, LTD. Jl4Ol Invercargill. LECTURE Where are our deatl friends? Certainly not in Heaven, because Christ said—- “ Whither I go ye cannot come.” John 13-33. A PUBLIC LECTURE in the U.F.S. & HALL TO-MORROW (Sunday, Jan. 17), at 2.30 p.m. by MR R. ALDERSON, MATAURA. Subject : “Where do we go when we die?” An honest effort to clear up a serious misunderstanding as to the true state of the dead. “To the Law and to the Testimony, if they speak not according to this word, it is because there is no light in them.”— Is. 8-20. Bring your own Bibles for easy reference. Questions Invited. No Collection. Jm4l4 MEETINGS. WOODLANDS MEAT WORKS. A MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS of the Taits Woodlands Meat Co., Ltd., vill be held in EVERYBODY’S BUILD- ; INGS, Tay Street, on SATURDAY, January J 3, at 11 a.m. To consider selling the Meat Works owing ;o the disadvantageous prices ruling for labbits and Meats. J fm444 F. C. SW’TH, Secretary. 1