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Southland Times, Issue 21855, 4 November 1932, Page 1

amusements Majestic Matinees Wednesdays and Saturdays. NOT Fridays. JOE. E. BROWN’S IN TOWN BUT HE’S LEAVING AGAIN ON SATURDAY MORNING. 7.45—M AJE S T I C—7.45 Last Evening — Majestic Patrons Screamed with Joyous Laughter. Come for share To-night. 1932’s King of Laughter JOE E. BROWN JOEE. BROWN JOEE. BROWN The Screen’s Funniest Fellow is Breaking all Joy Records in LOCAL BOY MAKES GOOD It’s that good you can Laugh until it hurts. LOCAL BOY MAKES GOOD Every moment brings a Howl. LOCAL BOY MAKES GOOD A fun panic of Laughter and Love. LOCAL BOY MAKES GOOD Will shake every ha ha out of your system. It Pops with Surprises and Bubbles with Mirth. Each of the Majestic Featurettes are snappy and novel. Music on the High Seas. Compliments of the Season. A Week-End Mystery. Looney Tunes Cartoon. Latest Metrotonc News. PLANS AT BRISTOL. OR PHONE 738 Watch for Saturday’s Programme. 0 I V I C THEATRE. MONDAY NEXT, at 8 p.m. MONDAY NEXT, at 8 p.m. THE BEST OF MUSIC By FAMOUS ITALIAN SINGERS. GRAND OPERA STARS Of European and American reputation. Signora YVONNE MAROTTA YVONNE MAROTTA YVONNE MAROTTA Prima Donna of Milan. “Voice of remarkable range and power, and a distinctive quality throughout its wide register. —Star, Dunedin. Signor NINO MAROTTA, NINO MAROTTA, NINO MAROTTA, World-renowned Opera Basso. “Each selection a vibrant study—a great basso of immense power with wonderful finesse in the most delicate of phases.”—Star, Dunedin. Also MR RICHARD MAUNDER. A clever Violinist of brilliant technique. MRS S. CUNNINGHAM (Pianist). Admission: 5/-, 3/-, 2/- (plus tax). RESERVES AT BRISTOL PIANO CO. REGENT THEATRE GORE. THURSDAY, NOV. 10. Theatre royal, winton. Commencing TO-NIGHT—At 8 p.m.—TO-NIGHT For a Three-night Season. England’s Genie of Laugher! GENE GERRARD GENE GERRARD in “MY WIFE’S FAMILY” — “ MY “MY WIFE’S FAMILY” — “ MY “MY WIFE’S FAMILY” The uproarious funny Comedy of a Grand Baby and a Baby Grand. First Big Show TO-NIGHT, at 8 p.m. Regent theatre, gore. , TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). Another Fine Programme. Jack Buchanan with Anna Neagle, in “GOOD NIGHT, VIENNA” Also Miriam Hopkins, Jack Oakie, William Collier, Jun., and Eugene Pallette, in “DANCERS IN THE DARK” THE INVERCARGILL CIVIC BAND WTT.T, render a Programme of Music in the NO. 2 GARDENS on SUNDAY AFTERNOON Commencing 3 p.m. Silver Coin Collection. F. ELLIOTT, Ndls9 Secretary. CELEBRATE November 5 at St. John’s Hall, Tay Street. Variety Entertainment. Community Singing, etc., 7.45 p.m. St. John’s Girls’ Club. Proceeds in aid of Church Funds. Admission 1/-, Schoolchildren 6d. DANCES. THE DANCE TO be held in the Mabel Bush Hall, on November 9, has been POSTPONED till November 16. Ddl3B THORNBURY TENNIS DANCE. Summer Series. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10 ; Flannels optional. Ambassadors’ Orchestra. Dancing 9 p.m. to 2.30 a.m. Gents 2/6, Ladies 1/6. Bradshaw’s Bus leaves H.B. Corner 8 p.m. ADDRESS. PYRAMID ADDRESS—Mr D. Mcßae will give an address on Pyramid Prophecy and their relation to the present crisis in world affairs, in the Limehills Hall, on Saturday, November 5, at 8 p.m. All welcome. Ndl27 SALE OF WORK. SALE OF WORK and Produce, in aid of the Georgetown Mission, will be held in the Georgetown Hall, Saturday, November 5, Afternoon and Evening. Musical items and Competitions. Mrs Liddel’s Party at 7.30. PROFESSIONAL. MISS M. M. ROGERSON. LADIES” Cutter and Teacher of Dressmaking, will reopen on Thursday, September I I. E. Watson’s Buildings, Tay f CHIROPRACTIC C. WHITE-PARSONS. (Palmer Graduate Chiropractor). Newburgh’s Buildings. Corner Dee and Esk Streets. Hours: 10 a.m. to 12 a.m.; 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.; Saturday 10 a.m. to 12.30 p.m., and by arrangement. Telephone: Office 2039; Residence 2170. CONSULTATION FREE. ALL WOOD New Zealand-made Toys. Shop opening to-day. R. JOHNSON, Vj'trow Street