AMUSEMENTS. CIVIC THEATRE. TO-NIGHT—At 7.45 p.m.—TO-NIGHT Last Screening of Wild, Wilful, Primitive, Romantic. “ALOHA” A little Half-caste who up“ALOHA” sets a smug, cold, artisto“ALOHA” cratic world when Jimmy “ALOHA” Bradford brought her home “ALOHA” from the Tropics as his “ALOHA” bride. (Approved for Universal Exhibition) Thrills! Emotional! Spectacular! BEN LYON, RAQUEL TORRES, ROBT. EDSON, THELMA TODD. USUAL SPLENDID SUPPORTS! Commencing (To-morrow) Saturday! MATINEE: at 2. EVENING: 7.45 Beautiful—Refreshing—Romantic! CONSTANCE CUMMINGS CONSTANCE CUMMINGS With LEE TRACY, in “THE POWER OF EVIL” “THE POWER OF EVIL” “THE POWER OF EVIL” “THE POWER OF EVIL” “THE POWER OF EVIL” WRECKING A NATION, WRECKING LIVES, THE SINISTER EVIL OF “THE POWER OF EVIL” “THE POWER OF EVIL” “THE POWER OF EVIL” Also Showing: “MUSSOLINI SPEAKS” “MUSSOLINI SPEAKS” “MUSSOLINI SPEAKS” See and Hear this Giant of History! BOOK AT BEGG’S; OR PHONE 1744. • CIVIC THEATRE. 1 CIVIC THEATRE. NEXT TUESDAY EVENING ' MALE CHOIR If RECITAL. | A A Programme quite out zSa of the ordinary. COME AND ENJOY IT TO THE FULL! Dress Circle and Stalls — 2/Gallery 1/Reserves 6d. extra, at Begg’s, Esk St. Don’t wait till the last minute, secure your Seats to-day. The Plans are filling rapidly, BARTON’S CIRCUS. SHOWING AT INVERCARGILL, Friday, Saturday and Monday, 27th, 28th and 30th. Matinee, Saturday, at 2 p.m. Location: Showgrounds. A clever troupe of performing Animals, including Apes, Monkeys, Dogs and Ponies. Also Jenny, the only monkey aviator in existence, who flies and controls her own petrol-driven Plane. See Jamipo, the giant Ape. Also Paddy, the talking pony, who knows everything. Joey, the trick cycling clown, who will send you into fits of laughter with his funny antics on his one-wheeled bike. Also Wire Walkers, .Trapeze Artists and Ball Walkers. Clowns and Dummies galore. Watch for the Big Tent! Depression prices. Adults 1/6, Children 9d. Matinee prices, Adults 1/-, Cnildren 6d. Competitions for the Cnildren. Also showing: Wyndham, Tuesday, 31st.; Mataura, Wednesday, Ist. Owlol2
ANNUAL DINNER. CITY GUARDS RIFLE CLUB. OLD and present Members are reminded that the Annual Dinner will be held in ROSEWOOD TEA LOUNGE on SATURDAY, October 28, at 6.30 p.m. GEO. NICOL. Owlol6 Hon. Secretary. MEETINGS. A COMBINED MEETING OF Industrial Workers, Farmers, and Supporters of the Labour Party’s Policies will be held in the OHAI PUBLIC HALL, on October 30, at 8 p.m. Aims: To appoint a Committee to select, and support Parliamentary Labour Candidate suitable to above combined interests. Dissatisfied Electors of Wallace welcome. G. S. EDIE, L. EDMOND, J. B. BIRTLES; Conveners. 0v968 DEMONSTRATION. DAIRY FARMERS! “EXPRESS” STEAM STERILISER AND WATER HEATER. Price £l3 10/A DEMONSTRATION of above will 21 be given on FRIDAY AFTERNON, October 27, at the N.Z. EXPRESS CO., LTD.’S GARAGE, Kelvin Street. THE PUBLIC is cordially invited to come and see this Marvellous Machine in action. Its main uses are to sterilise Milking Plants, Separators, etc., to heat calves’ milk, to scald pigs, to dry out cans, to bring separator milk to right temperature, and to kill vermin in fowl and other animal houses. Distributors: THE N.Z. EXPRESS COMPANY, LTD. 0v979 PROFESSIONAL. THE PEARSON MOUNTAIN SUN (LOEB) AND OSTEOPATHIC CLINIC, Colonial Chambers, Dee St, successfully treat asthma, bronchitis, catarrh, hay fever, arthritis, rhemuatism, sciatica, lumbago, neuritis, kidney, liver and skin disorders. Spinal deformities, etc. Consultation Free. Phone 388. Lady Attendant. Hours: 9-12, 1.30-5.30, or by appointment. MISS M. M. ROGERSON, LADIES’ CUTTER and Teacher of Dressmaking, J. E. Watson's Buildings, Tay Street. Pupils taught to cut their own Patterns, also Frocks, Coats, Costumes cut and tacked for home sewing. ~chiropractiE C. WHITE-PARSONS (Palmer Graduate Chiropractor) NEWBURGH’S BUILDINGS, Corner Dee and Esk Streets. Hours: 10 a.m. to 12 am.; 2 pun. to 5 p.m.; Saturday 10 a.m. to 12.30 p.m., and by arrangement. Telephone: Office 2039; Residence 2170. CONSULTATION FREE. HERE IT IS! RICE’S Special this week-end is BUTTER CRUNCH, at 6d. per lb. Great value.
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Southland Times, Issue 22157, 27 October 1933, Page 1
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