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Southland Times, Issue 21662, 26 March 1932, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. | BUT ONCE IN A DECADE A PICTURE ARRIVES TELIT LINGERS LONG IN OUR MEMORY . . BUT THE GREATEST OF THEM ALL HAS NOW APPEARED . . . GREATEST OF ALL BECAUSE SIMPLICITY AND SINCERITY ARE ITS KEYNOTE. THE MAJESTIC (Direction: Fuller-Hayward). DELIGHTFUL EASTER ATTRACTION! DELIGHTFUL EASTER ATTRACTION! COMMENCING TO-DAY. Matinee: 2 p.m. Evening: 7.45 p.m. Matinee: 2 p.m. Evening: 7.45 p.m. “BAD GIRL?” WHEN MARRIAGE TO HER WAS SACRED . . . LOVE WAS ALL AND MOTHERHOOD HER DESTINY? . . . HOW COULD SHE BE BAD? “ADORATION" "ADORATION” "ADORATION” Known in screen form as “BAD GIRL” “BAD GIRL” “BAD GIRL” “BAD GIRL” “BAD GIRL” And fingering in Memory as "DEVOTION” , “DEVOTION” “DEVOTION” TENDER in its Beauty. RICH in its Laughter. BIG in its Simplicity. “BAD GIRL”,. “BAD GIRL” “BAD GIRL” “BAD GIRL” “Is a motion picture so big in its simplicity, so tender in its beauty, so human in its revelations, that no production in years can equal it . . . made by a director inspired, a cast humanised.” — —< WITH TWO WONDERFUL STARS Who will go straight to your hearts. SALLY EILERS and JAMES DUNNE SALLY EILERS and JAMES DUNNE SALLY EILERS and JAMES DUNNE SALLY EILERS and JAMES DUNNE YOU’LL LOSE YOUR HEART TO THIS SUPERB PICTURE! (Adult Audience Recommendation). BE WISE AND BOOK! BE WISE AND BOOK! BOX PLANS AT THEATRE. E EGENT THEATRE, GORE. TO-NIGHT. TONIGHT. “COMPROMISING DAPHNE” “COMPROMISING DAPHNE" From the famous West End Farce, by “Valentine.” Also the Powerful Gripping Drama ‘SILENCE” "SILENCE” ■SILENCE” “SILENCE” A 0 R I MISSION PARTY. CIVIC THEATRE. CIVIC THEATRE. E.ASTER SUNDAY, 8.15 p.m. EASTER SUNDAY, 8.15 p.m. A SACRED FESTIVAL BY THE POPULAR MAORI CHOIR. SILVER COIN ADMISSION. Proceeds in aid of Charity and Unemployment. Doors open at 7.45 p.m. Mv996 DANCES DANCING, MUSIC AND MELODY. AT the PETER PAN DANCE, in the Orange Hall, TO-NIGHT. Latest Dance Numbers by the Ambassadors. Come I along and enjoy a good night's entertainment. —W. Green, Sec. Mv1027 RIVERTON RACE BALL. RACECOURSE BUILDINGS. TUESDAY, MARCH 29, 8 p.m. “FOOTWARMERS” FULL ORCHESTRA. Mrs Campbell (Dunedin) Caterer. Gents, 5/-; Ladies, 3/-. Double Tickets, 7/6. MsB7s rpiIORNBURY TENNIS DANCE—Thurs--1 day, March 31. Ambassadors’ Orchestra. Gents 2/6, Ladies 1/6. Bradshaw's Bus leaves H.B. Corner 7.45 p.m. 1/6 return. Mvlol4 BROWNS BASKETBALL CLUB. PLAIN FANCY DRESS AND J.IARD-UP BALL. EASTER MONDAY NIGHT. Prizes for Best Costumes. Set Supper. GOOD MUSIC. Ladies 1/-; Gents 2/-. Mv99B B. LAMBIE, Sec. DRUMMOND TENNIS CLUB. Grand victory ball, Friday, April 29. Keep this Night free. —R. Halluni, Secretary. MvIOOO MAKAREWA BASKETBALL CLUB. WILL hold their OPENING DANCE on TUESDAY, March 29, at 8 p.m. Ambassadors’ Orchestra. Ladies 1/6, Gents 2/6. Weaver’s Bus leaves H.B. Corner, 7.45 p.m. Fare 1/- return. E. MORTIMER Mvlol3 Hon. Sec. DANCE OF THE SEASON! JJATAURA BOWLING CLUB’S BALL HORTICULTURAL HALL, on FRIDAY, APRIL 1, at 8 p.m. Music: The Revellers’ Full Band. Admission: Gents 3/6, Ladies 1/6. G. GOURLAY. Mv995 ' Secretary. , A DANCE WILL be hedl in the WAIMUMU HALL, on WEDNESDAY, March 30, at 8 p.m. Good Music. Admission: Gents 2/-, Ladies 1/-. Mvlo3o THE PALAIS, GORE. AVAILABLE for Dances, Parties, Wedding Breakfasts,, etc. The most elaborately fitted building of its kind in , Southland. For terms, which are particularly moder- ■ ate, apply Manager, Box 129, Gore. Phone 333. Mp7o7 ■ i BE AT THE BATHS, Easter Monday Night, at 7.30. Grand Swimming Carnival by Oreti Surf Club. Water Babies’ | Race; Polo, Ttago v Southland; Swimming and Diving Events. 1