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Southland Times, Issue 21997, 22 April 1933, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. I ANOTHER ALL BRITISH PROGRAMME! CIVIC THEATRE MATINEE TO-DAY - - - - at 2 p.m. MATINEE TO-DAY at 2 p.m. 1 TO-NIGHT: at 7.45 TO-NIGHT: at 7.45 Again on Monday for the last time, as the Theatre is closed on Tuesday for Anzac Day. DIANA BEAUMONT The English DIANA BEAUMONT Screen Beauty. HAROLD FRENCH. RENE RAY. : In “WHEN LONDON SLEEPS” “WHEN LONDON SLEEPS” “WHEN LONDON SLEEPS” Big Ben chimes the hour of Twelve! Heralding a London to awake —invisible to all but the Eyes of the Law. “WHEN LONDON SLEEPS” “WHEN LONDON SLEEPS” “WHEN LONDON SLEEPS” THRILLS GALORE!! Crackling flames, a desperate Girl trapped with no way out except the window—and death. A MYSTERIOUS, SINISTER LONDON AWAKES. “WHEN LONDON SLEEPS” “WHEN LONDON SLEEPS” “WHEN LONDON SLEEPS” (Censor’s Recommendation for Adults) In addition: Exceptional Supporting Features: Blue Hills of Antrim. British Short. Delightful Songs and Pictures of Beautiful Ireland. London’s Peace. British Short. New Scenes of London. Eggshibition. British Short. Including Claude Alister talks to himself. Scenes of Venice. Aphis. British Short. Herald News. British Short. Prices: D.C. 1/6, Reserved 2/3; Stalls 1/-, Reserved 1/6. BOOK AT BEGG’S, or Phone 1744. THIS MORNING at 9. THIS MORNING at 9. THE BOOKING will open at the Bristol for the great return Concert by the brilliant Singer and his delightful supporting artists— JOHN BROWNLEE JOHN BROWNLEE JOHN BROWNLEE JOHN BROWNLEE Assisted by RITA MILLER Soprano. RAYMOND LAMBERT .... Pianist. ANOTHER GLORIOUS PROGRAMME. Of Operatic Arias and Duets, Songs and Ballads, and brilliant Piano Solos. AMAZING POPULAR PRICES: TO-DAY AT THE BRISTOL. ’ TO-DAY AT THE BRISTOL. Booked Seats at 2/-, 3/-, and 4/-. Booked Seats at 2/-, 3/—, and 4/-. Booked Seats at 2/-, 3/-, and 4/-. Prices Plus Tax. Reserve Early for this Wonderful Concert. A limited number of seats in the Gallery at 1/- will be on sale on the concert night. Ar7B3 INVERCARGILL ORPHANS’ CLUB. T7IIRST CLUB NIGHT of Season, I! SATURDAY, April 22, at 7.45 p.m. All Members urged to attend. D. K. TORRANCE. Ar7B2 Hon. Secretary. • A CONCERT TO augment the funds of the local Branch of the W.D.F.U., will be given by MR SUTHERLAND S CONCERT PARTY in the South Hillend Hall, on WEDNESDAY, May 10, at 1 8 p.m. Supper Provided. Admission 1/-. ' DANCE TO FOLLOW: 1/-. ArBo2 ST. STEPHEN’S Y.M.B.C. SOCIAL held in S.S. Hall, Waikiwi, TO-NIGHT, at 7.30 p.m. All ! new Games. Admission: 1/-. Ar 765 SWIMMING. gWIMMING! SWIMMING! PRIMARY SCHOOLS’ ANNUAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 270 ENTRIES. 40 EVENTS. 270 ENTRIES. 40 EVENTS. TO-NIGHT: at 7 p.m. sharp. TO-NIGHT: at 7 p.m. sharp. GREAT CONTEST BETWEEN SCHOOLS. ADMISSION: Adults, 6d. Children, 3d. Ar7B9 SOUTHLAND SENIOR SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS. TEPID BATHS. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 7.45 p.m. Adults, 1/-. Children, 6d. FINAL CARNIVAL OF SEASON. DANCES. OOUNTRY CLUB CABARET. NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT. Southland’s Famous Cabaret offers you the ultimate in entertainment. Four crowded hours of enjoyment in the lighthearted atmosphere engendered by the justly popular “FOOTWARMERS” ORCHESTRA. Dancing on a tireless floor in the beautiful surroundings of H. & J. Smith’s Tearooms. BE WISE RESERVE NOW. DOUBLE TICKET 6/- ’Phone 1162. , Ar 757 i _—:— ' JUMBLE SALE. pAPTIST JUM B L E SALE. > ST. JOHN’S HALL, ’ FRIDAY, 28th APRIL, at 2.30 p.m. Ar72o r .. —I ■ ■ li.ni.il..—"l, J AT ATONA BACON; without a peer in . 11l realm of quality; sliced lid. per lb., from MATHESON’S, LTD.