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Southland Times, Issue 22008, 6 May 1933, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. J- CIVIC THEATRE Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. MATINEE TO-DAY at 2 p.m. L MATINEE TO-DAY at 2 p.m. TO-NIGHT: at 7.45 p.m. TO-NIGHT: at 7.45 p.m. Also Monday and Tuesday. Warner Bros, present The Glamorous, Golden Enchantress whom Millions Worship. n CONSTANCE BENNETT CONSTANCE BENNETT CONSTANCE BENNETT CONSTANCE BENNETT r CONSTANCE BENNETT CONSTANCE BENNETT (In her most magnificent role). Giving ALL of herself to a portrayal so intense, so dramatic that no other star could have enacted it, in '• “TWO AGAINST THE WORLD”. “TWO AGAINST THE WORLD” “TWO AGAINST THE WORLD” “TWO AGAINST THE WORLD” “TWO AGAINST THE WORLD” “TWO AGAINST THE WORLD” “TWO AGAINST THE WORLD” (Censor’s Recommendation for Adults). Reckless! Headstrong! This too modern society Girl thought the world was her playground—until she found herself dragged through the mire of a Murder Trial by the Man she trusted. CONSTANCE BENNETT and a CONSTANCE BENNETT great cast. SUPPORTING PROGRAMME: “WHEN IN ROME” Travelogue. “MUNICIPAL BAND WAGON” Orchestral. “STUCK. STUCK, STUCCO.” - Comedy • “UNIVERSAL NEWS” - - - Topical. Prices: D.C. 1/6, Reserved 2/3; Stalls 1/-, Reserved 1/6. BOOK AT BEGG’S, or Phone 1744. 1.C.8. THEATRE. LC.B.’ SUNDAY EVENING. 1.C.8.’ ftIVIC I) AND. i.c.b. vivic JDand. LC.B. Assisted by Invercargill’s Lead1.C.8. ing Artists. | 1.C.8. 1.C.8. R. L. PETITT. 1.C.8. Who needs no introduction to 1.C.8. our patrons, will again delight

1.C.8. you with his Violin Solos. 1.C.8. 1.C.8. A CREDGINGTON. 1.C.8. Popular Elocutionist, will enter1.C.8. tain you with his latest numbers 1.C.8. 1.C.8. W. DERBIE 1.C.8. Xylophone Soloist, will be heard 1.C.8. to advantage in several num1.C.8. ’ bers. 1.C.8. 1.C.8. VOCAL ITEMS. 1.C.8. J. STUART. 1.C.8.’ MISS COLLINS, L.T.C.L. 1.C.8. Will act as Accompanist. 1.C.8. 1.C.8. The Band items have been care1.C.8. fully selected, and will be in1.C.8. terpreted by the popular 1.C.8. CIVIC BAND. 1.C.8. (A. R. Wills, Conductor). 1.C.8. Proceeds in aid of Oreti Surf LC.B. Club. 1.C.8. F. ELLIOTT, Sec. DOG TRIALS. Q ORE SHEEP DOG TRIALS CLUB. 27TH ANNUAL SHEEP DOG TRIALS. To be held on Mr W. Cunningham’s Property, McNAB. (About four miles from Gore), On THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, May 11 and 12. Starting time: 8 a.m. each day. — Alteration in Programme: Prize money in Class 1, First £4; second, £2; third, £1; fourth, 10/-. LUNCHEON BOOTH ON GROUNDS, j F. S. SIM. Mf3o7 Secretary. I KAUANA COLLIE CLUB. i hold their ANNUAL TRIALS TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, May 16 and 17. Special Prize for Maiden Huntaway. Large Prize Money and Small EntryFee. Numerous Special Prizes and Trophies. Luncheon Booth on ground.

I JL 1 VpiHtdi UUUWILUH UUUlll Uli i W. McFETRICH, i Mf255 Secretary. l■ r ~ - I FINANCIAL. it i — ; 0 HARES, Debentures, Bonds, Stocks, t ! 0 etc., bought, sold or exchanged. !> ; The Investment Exchange (N.Z.), Ltd., *• j P.O. Box 505, Dunedin. Mc93 PROFESSIONAL. o PROFESSIONAL. MISS PERT, Dressmaker, Alexandra Buildings, Don Street, having | resumed business, will take orders for Winter Frocks, Coats, Evening Dresses, etc. Cutting and Fitting to measure. (A Card). J. S. HAYWOOD, F.C.S. (N.Z.) PUBLIC SECRETARY AND ACCOUNTANT. 1 National Bank Chambers. PHONE: 2105. CRESCENT. , MISS ETHEL M. REID. (England). ’ ELECTROLYSIS SPECIALIST, Room , | JCj 11, Newburgh Buildings, Esk St., : has resumed practice. I Hours: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. or by apI pointment. Consultation free. i Superfluous Hair Permanently Jb43 Removed. I C. J. McEACHRAN, F.C.S. i /"lOMPANY Secretary and Account- ■ V ant, Rout’s Buildings, Dee Street. I Business Books kept. Income Returns, Audits, etc. Phone 639. Ah 375 MISS M. M. ROGERSON. LADIES’ CUTTER and Teacher of Dressmaking, J. E. Watson’s | Buildings, Tay Street. Pupils taught I to cut their own Patterns, also Frocks, Coats, Costumes cut and tacked for home sewing. CHIROPRACTIC.” C. WHITE-PARSONS. (Palmer Graduate Chiropractor). NEWBURGH’S BUILDINGS. Comer 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.