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Southland Times, Issue 22074, 22 July 1933, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. CIVIC THEATRE." MATINEE TO-DAY at 2 p.m. MATINEE TO-DAY at 2 p.m. TO-NIGHT (at 7.45) TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT (at 7.45) TO-NIGHT. BEHOLD THE WONDERS OF A NEW SHOW WORLD! I Meet the 200 Most Beautiful Girls in I the World, in WARNER BROS.’ MIRACLE SHOW! “42nd STI?EET” The Show that sets i “42nd STREET” Broadway Lights “42nd STREET” Dancing agaiiw A “42nd STREET” complete Musical “42nd STREET” Comedy presented “42nd STREET” while the heart grip“42nd STREET” ping story races on. Censor’s Recommendation is: UNIVERSAL EXHIBITION! The thrills, laughs “42nd STREET” and breathless ex- “42nd STREET” citement of two “42nd STREET” great shows packed “42nd STREET” into one spectacula- “42nd STREET” lar entertainment! “42nd STREET” More lavish than the “42nd STREET” stage could possibly “42nd STREET” conceive or execute. “42nd STREET” “42nd STREET” with “42nd STREET” WARNER BAXTER “42nd STREET” BEBE DANIELS. “42nd STREET” GINGER ROGERS “42nd STREET” UNA MARKEL “42nd STREET” RUBY KEELER “42nd STREET” GUY KIBBIE Is in every sense a “42nd STREET” Big Picture. Nothing “42nd STREET” quite like it has been “42nd STREET” attempted, and it is “42nd STREET” years since such a “42nd STREET” wealth of dancing “42nd STREET” and singing has been “42nd STREET” flashed on the screen. “42nd STREET” “42nd STREET” Glitters with high“42nd STREET” lights, its dances .are “42nd STREET” ravishing, its songs “42nd STREET” haunting, its Girls “42nd STREET” divine! BIG SUPPORTING PROGRAMME! D.C., 1/6; Reserved, 2/3; Stalls, 1/-, Reserved 1/6. BOOK AT BEGG’S, or Phone 1744. Telephone Bookings not kept after 7.45 . “TESS OF THE STORM COUNTRY” “TESS OF THE STORM COUNTRY” “TESS OF THE STORM COUNTRY” i Empire theatre, riverton. TO-DAY (SATURDAY). 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. CHARLES FARRELL. CHARLES FARRELL. JANET GAYNOR. JANET GAYNOR. In “TESS OF THE STORM COUNTRY” “TESS OF THE STORM COUNTRY” “TESS OF THE STORM COUNTRY” “TESS OF THE STORM COUNTRY” Supports: MAGIC CARPET. CINESOUND REVIEW. ROYAL AUSTRALIAN AIR FORCE. FOX NEWS. PsB2B . gATTALION BAND CONCERT. SUNDAY EVENING AT 8.10. CIVIC THEATRE. (By Permission of O.C. Regiment.) March—“ Viscount Nelson,” Band. Song—“ Until” (by special request) Miss Doris Prentice. ’Cello Solo, Mr V. le Petitt. Humoresque—“A Musical Switch,” Band. Song, Miss Rita Caulfield. Special Selection by The Aloha Four Hawaiian Orchestra. Song—“ The Song of Hybrias the Cretan,” Mr W. H. Roberts. Intermezzo—“ Pomona,” Band with Bells Xylophone Solo Master Roy Wesney. March—“lntegrity,” Band. Accompanist: Mr R. Henry, L.A.B. F.T.C.L. Stage Manager: Mr Alex Sutherland. Silver Collection at the door each person. JsB46 FOOTBALL. UG B Y FOOTBALL. TO-DAY (SATURDAY) TO-DAY. RUGBY PARK. RUGBY PARK. THE CREAM OF THE PLAYERS OF THE PROVINCE IN ACTION. TOWN v. COUNTRY. TOWN v. COUNTRY. At 2.30 p.m. A BRIGHT, STIRRING CONTEST. Curtain Raiser—Sixth Grade Match: HIGH SCHOOL A v. TECHNICAL A. At 1.15 p.m. The News Time Clock and Score Board will be operating. ADMISSION—Ground, Adults 1/-, Stand 6d. Children 3d. DELAYED TRAINS—CHEAP FARES. Js79o A. J. HAMILTON, Secretary. FOOTBALL! FOOTBALL! COME AND SEE THE STRUGGLE FOR SUPREMACY Between CENTRAL and WESTERN CENTRAL and WESTERN On the OTAUTAU RECREATION GROUND. WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, at 3 p.m. For THE SPORTS TRUST CUP. SPECIAL TRAIN FROM OHAI. Admission: 1/-. Children: 6d. DIPTON FOOTBALL CLUB. ASEVEN-A-SIDE Tournament will be held on SATURDAY, 29th inst., on the property of W. J. Martin, Esq. M. T. ELLIOTT, Jg 262 Secretary. MEETINGS. , DAIRY PRODUCE BOARD. THE Annual Ward Conference of the above Board will be held in Everybody’s Hall, Tay Street, on Friday, July 28, at 11 a.m. All those interested cordially invited to attend. JsB2l SOUTHLAND EMPLOYERS’ ASSOCIATION. WILL Members and others please note that the Meeting fixed for j the 26th inst., has been unavoidably POSTPONED until TUESDAY Evening, August 1. G. R. COOPER. JsB24 Secretary.