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Southland Times, Issue 21772, 29 July 1932, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. LADIES You’ll Like this Programme. At 2 MATINEE At 2. 7.45—M AJ E STI C—7.45 What happens to the Beauty Contest winners who are famous for a day and are never heard of again? “SHE WANTED A MILLIONAIRE” “SHE WANTED A MILLIONAIRE” “SHE WANTED A MILLIONAIRE” “SHE WANTED A MILLIONAIRE” The story of a Beauty Contest Winner who tried to bargain with Love. She bought a rich husband but paid for him with tragedy. Starring the Beautiful J-O-A-N B-E-N-N-E-T-T J-O-A-N B-E-N-N-E-T-T SPENCER TRACY SPENCER TRACY Una Merkal. James Kirkwood. BEAUTY ON PARADE. GLORIOUS GOWNS. SOCIETY AT ITS BEST. Majestic Featurettes include TRAVELOGUES. NEWS. COMEDY. RESERVE YOUR SEAT WITHOUT DELAY FOR SATURDAY EVENING. THE LOVE RACE. No one should miss seeing this delightful comedy-romance which, with its abundance of mirth and sparkling dialogue, is thoroughly captivating.— Wellington Dominion. “The Love Race” kept last nights audience in one constant roar of laughter.—Dunedin Star. Will be one of the most popular farces of the year.—The Telegraph, London. The offerings are all hilarious—Film Renter. Great fun. Excellent, excellent all the way.—London Mail. MAJESTIC Comm’ SATURDAY. Comm’ ALL BRITISH PROGRAMME The Biggest Comedy Sucess since “My Wife’s Family.” THE LOVE RACE THE LOVE RACE Produced by Lupino Lane from the Musical Comedy and featuring ENGLAND’S FAMOUS COMEDIAN STANLEY LUPINO STANLEY LUPINO One of the Brightest, Sauciest and Merriest Comedies ever made. It Sparkles with Frivolous Gaiety. Very Special Featurettes: Scotland’s Beautiful City EDINBURGH. The Eminent Pianist MARK HAMBOURG Plays and explains the Moonlight i Sonata. BOX PLAN AT THE BRISTOL. JjIMPIRE PICTURES, RIVERTON. TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW • NIGHT. TWO FEATURES AND TWO NEWS REELS. “THE SPY” “THE SPY” “THE SPY” “THE SPY” “THE SPY” “THE SPY” “THE SPY” “THE SPY” and “LEAVE IT TO ME” “LEAVE IT TO ME” “LEAVE IT TO ME” “LEAVE IT TO ME” (British Comedy Drama). SALE OF WORK. SALE OF WORK. OHURCH OF CHRIST, TEVIOT ST. Half-yearly Sale in aid of the Building Fund. SATURDAY, JULY 30. Afternoon and Evening, commencing at 2.30 p.m. Stalls: Plain and Fancywork, Sweets, Produce, Flowers, and Tearooms. Musical Items, Games and Competitions in the Evening. Jylol6 FOOTBALL. FOOTBALL COUNTRY PIRATES VERSUS LUMSDEN. AT ATHOL, SATURDAY, JULY 30. Jyloo3 DRAUGHTS. DRAUGHTS MATCH. THE Eastern v. Western Districts Draughts Match will be played in H. & J. Smith’s Tearooms, on Saturday, July 30, at 1.30 p.m. . , , t All lovers of the Game invited to take part. _ JylOlO J. McINTOSH, Hon. Sec. REUNION: NOTICE. SOUTHERN District Returned Soldiers will hold their Re-union Tonight (Friday), at 8.30 p.m. Returned Soldiers are invited to attend. Admission 2/6.—William Shirley, Hon. Sec., W. J. Weir, President Jyloo4 MEETINGS. MORTON MAINS PUBLIC HALL. THE Annual General Meeting will be held in the Hall, on Saturday, 6th August, at 8 p.m. Business: Election of Officers, Balance Sheet.—J. S. Munro, Secretary. PUPILS WANTED. WANTED— Pupils for Pianoforte and Theory; terms moderate. Apply “L 4,” Times Office. Jy996 CYCLISTS! YOU cannot buy better than a New Hudson Cycle at any price.—A. S. PRENTICE & CO., Dee Street. x DON’T Neglect Septic Finger-nails! No. 10A Ointment is unfailing remedy. 2/6 pot. Geo. H. Brown, Chemist, Dee Street. BED Corpuscles in blood definitely increased by Harvey’s Mineral Tonic, the health restorer. U.F.S. Dispensary and other Chemists.