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Southland Times, Issue 22075, 24 July 1933, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. THE BIGGEST PICTURE BOOM! That EVER HIT INVERCARGILL. At The CIVIC THEATRE. MATINEE TO-DAY: at 2 p.m. MATINEE TO-DAY: at 2 p.m. “42nd Street” will be screened at 2.10 p.m. TO-NIGHT (at 7.45) TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT (at 7.45) TO-NIGHT. And again To-morrow only, as the Theatre is engaged on Wednesday. BEHOLD THE WONDERS OF A NEW SHOW WORLD! Meet the 200 Most Beautiful Girls in the World, in

WARNER BROS.’ MIRACLE SHOW! “42nd STREET” The Show that sets “42nd STREET” Broadway Lights “42nd STREET” Dancing again. 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 and “42nd STREET” singing has been “42nd STREET” flashed on the “42nd STREET” 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. “ON OUR SELECTION” “ON OUR SELECTION” Empire theatre, riverton. MONDAY AND TUESDAY. The screen version of STEELE RUDD’S Famous Comedy. “ON OUR SELECTION” -—— “ ON “ON OUR SELECTION” “ON OUR SELECTION” “ON OUR SELECTION”

With DAD, MUM, DAVE, KATE, SARAH, JOE, CRANKY JACK. . You’ll scream when Dad falls into the river with a cartload of squealing pigs —you’ll roar when the mad bull runs wild and smashes up “the happy home” —and when Dave starts to make love as only Daye can—well, that’s only another whirlwind of mirth in this comedy cyclone that will thoroughly test your laughter powers. (Approved for Universal Exhibition). Jf577 LECTURE. ' W.E.A. ~ 4 LECTURE on the Drama will be 21 given by Mr J. J. W. Pollard, at Everybody’s, Tay Street, To-night are invited to attend.—S. G. August, (Monday), at 7.30 p.m. Those interested Hon. Sec. jtBB4 MEETINGS. GORE BOWLING CLUB. THE Annual Meeting will be held in the Club’s Pavilion, on TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, at 7 p.m. Members and intending Members are requested to attend. JtB66 TENDERS. TENDERS will be received by the undersigned until July 31, 1933, for the Supply to the Woodlands Dairy Factory Co., Ltd., of their CHEESE CRATE requirements for the incoming season. Estimated 4500 crates, delivered at the Factory or Woodlands Railway. W. CARSWELL. Secretary, JtBs6 Box 85, Invercargill.

SOUTH INVERCARGILL BOROUGH. TENDERS are invited for the Erection of a bridge in reinforced concrete over Kingswall Creek. Tenders close at Noon on SATURDAY, 29 th inst. Plans and specifications can be seen at the South Invercargill Town Hall or at the office of the undersigned. LEONARD WEBB, Registered Civil Engineer, Public Trust Buildings, Don Street. Jr 749 FOR CONFIDENCE IN YOUR TENDER SPECIFY C.M.A. CABLES AND FLEXIBLES. ITIHE definite policy followed by the 1 Cable Makers’ Association for 30 years has been the supply of the highest quality cable, standardised in technical dimensional characters, always to be relied on. BRITISH AND BEST. G. FREDRIC, LTD. KEGISTERED PLUMBERS, KELVIN STREET. Phone: Business, 93; Residence, 1594-M Manufacturers of TANKS, BATHS, SKYLIGHTS, SPOUTING, RIDGING. Estimates given for all classes of indoor and outdoor work LOST AND FOUND. LOST— Either at Bluff, or on road, Bluff to Invercargill, Black Silk Handbag containing sum of money, Gold Watch, Bank Book, etc. Reward on returning to Times Office. JtBB6 'HOUND—The N.Z. WOOL CO., Leven Ju Street, cash buyers Calfskins, Hides, Sheepskins, Tallow, Crutchings, etc. . FOUND. LONDON prices always paid for Rabbitskins, Sheepskins, Wool, Opossum Skins, Calfskins, Hides, etc.—R. CRUICKSHANK, Exporter, Dee Street, ’Phone, 2077. Lumsden ’phone 3. JcBs