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Southland Times, Issue 21823, 28 September 1932, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. * MAJESTIC To-night MAJESTIC at 7.45 BRILLIANT “TALKIE” VERSION OF THE WORLD FAMOUS STAGE PLAY PRESENTED IN NEW ZEALAND WITH SUCH CONSPICUOUS SUCCESS BY MAURICE MOSCOVITCH and LOUIS BENNISON. A NEW AND THRILLING TALKIE! Romance that is Metro-Goldwyn- acted on the stage Mayer of the operatic Present world becomes tense reality in the ADOLPHE t of thes s handsome men and MENJOU alluring women! Adolphe Menjou MENJOU gives a perform - ance you will long ■AND remember. ♦ * * IRENE Rosco Ates, DUNNE hS, DUNNE Baclanova. * * * IN Miss Dunne’s role is that of a young “THE singer who is trying _ _ 1° make a success GREAT in grand opera. She r'-D'tT'A'T sings thre e selecCrltEAl tions: ‘Waltz Song’ T AWT?” from “Romeo and LUVim Juliet,” the always LOVER” popular “Ich liebe Dich” (sung in English) and ‘There The Screen j s a Voice that I Story of a Enshrine,’ from Great “The Barber of Opera Star. Seville.” DELIGHTFUL FEATURETTES. AUSTRALASIAN SOUND NEWS. FLIP THE FROG CARTOON. FOX INTERNATIONAL NEWS. BOY FRIENDS COMEDY. BOX PLANS AT THE BRISTOL. COMING FOR AN EXTENDED SEASON OF 4 NIGHTS AND 2 MATINEES. Comm’ FRIDAY. Comm’ 1932’s GREATEST THRILL! Edgar Rice Burroughs’ world-renowned Story of a Super-Man. ‘TARZAN—THE APE MAN’ ‘TARZAN—THE APE MAN’ “TARZAN” “TARZAN” “TARZAN” “THE “TARZAN” “TARZAN” “TARZAN” “TARZAN” APE “TARZAN” “TARZAN” “TARZAN” “TARZAN” MAN.” “TARZAN” “TARZAN” “TARZAN” With “TARZAN” played by the WORLD’S MOST PHYSICALLY PERFECT MAN, JOHNNY WEISMULLER JOHNNY WEISMULLER (Adonis of Swimming Champions), With MAUREEN O’SULLIVAN (as Tarzan’s Beautiful Victim), NEIL HAMILTON, C. AUBREY SMITH. Do your utmost to see this Mighty Successor to “Trader Hom.” DANCES. POPULAR DANCE. Trades hall, to-night, at 8 p.m. Fifth series Waltzing Competition. Final entry To-night. Also Monte Carlo. Star Orchestra. Ladies 1/-; Gents 2/-. 5x1129 KINDERGARTEN DANCE. TNVITATION-HOLDERS and Friends J- are reminded of the above Dance, in Orange Hall, To-night, at 8 p.m. Silver Fern Orchestra. Monte Carlo. Waltzing Competition.—M. Drake, Sec. VOUNG PEOPLE’S BALL, in aid of J. Street Lighting, to be held in the Empire Theatre, Riverton, on Wednesday, September 28. Ambassadors’ Orchestra. Gents 2/6; Ladies 1/6. 5u997 TENNIS BALL. ' Hedgehope hall, Thursday, September 29. Admission, Gents 2/6, Ladies 1/6. Invercargill Orchestra. DON’T FORGET! Ryal Bush Basketball Victory Ball, on Thursday, September 29. Bradshaw’s Bus leaves H.B. Corner at 8 p.m. sharp. Ambassadors’ Dance Band. Ladies 1/6, Gents 2/6.—G. Clark, Sec. 5x1137 A DANCE IN AID OF THE SPORTS CLUB WILL be held in the Makarewa Hall, on THURSDAY, September 29, at 8 p.m. Merrymakers’ Orchestra. Good Supper. Dancing from 8 p.m. till 3 a.m. Weaver’s Free Bus leaves H.B. Corner at 7.45 p.m. Ladies, 1/6; Gents, 2/6. Sxll4l C. SPENCER, Hon. Sec. OH! WHAT A NIGHT! Hockey Girls and Football Boys, Are sports, you are aware; So do not pass them by, As if you do not care. Their Dance is on the 30th, And that’s a Friday, too; So follow all the other sports, And be there in the queue! HORTICULTURAL HALL, MATAURA FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 30, 1932. Come and Dance to the rhythm of Revellers’ Dance Band. The acme of entertainment! Bus leaves Gore at 7.45 p.m. S. REDMAN, H. J. HILL. 5x1159 Joint Secretaries. SPRINGHILLS Hall Dance, Friday, 7th October. Invercargill Star Orchestra. Monte Carlo Waltz. Gents 2/6, Ladies 1/6.—S. Slocombe, Sec. WANTED TO EXCHANGE. WANTED —To exchange, a 10-month old Bull Calf (Ayrshire-cross), for a Heifer. Apply “T G,” Times Office. VALUABLE DAIRY FARM FOR EXCHANGE. A CLIENT, owning one of Southland’s best Dairy Farms, of 260 acres, carrying 100 cows and 200 ewes, is prepared to sell right out, or would exchange for a Mixed Farm carrying 300 to 400 ewes. The above property is handily situated, being close to Main South Road and to Dairy Factory, School, etc. Full particulars: NATIONAL MORTGAGE & AGENCY CO., LTD. GORE. 5x1162 pROTEENA 41b bag 1/9 all stores.