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Southland Times, Issue 22215, 6 January 1934, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. A RED LETTER DAY! AT THE CIVIC THEATRE. THE FIRST of the 1934 GAINSBOROUGH FILMS! “KING OF THE RITZ” “KING OF THE RITZ” “KING OF THE RITZ” TO-DAY! TO-NIGHT! And Following Evenings. The Complete Gaumont British Fox and Gainsborough 1934 Output Booked Exclusive to THE CIVIC. „ Last Year We Gave You: “Sunshine Susie.” “Jack’s the Boy.” “The Ghost Train.” “Love on Wheels.” “Flag Lieutenant” All Wonderful British and Gainsboroughs. TfflS YEAR WE WILL GIVE YOU, among others: “THE GOOD COMPANIONS” JESSIE MATTHEWS. ‘TADDY THE NEXT BEST THING” JANET GAYNOR. “SOLDIERS OF THE KING” CICELY COURTNEIDGE. “HAPPY EVER AFTER” JACK HULBERT. “WALTZ TIME”

EVELYN LAYE. “FALLING FOR YOU” JACK HULBERT. And all the WORTH-WHILES of BRITISH Film Productions. CIVIC THEATRE MATINEE: 2 p.m. TO-NIGHT: 7.45 MATINEE: 2 p.m. TO-NIGHT: 7.45 And Following Evenings. GAINSBOROUGH’S GREATEST MUSICAL COMEDY! With STANLEY LUPINO STANLEY LUPINO STANLEY LUPINO BETTY STOCKFIELD. HUGH WAKEFIELD. HENRY KENDALL. GINO MALO. “KING OF THE RITZ” “KING OF THE RITZ” “KING OF THE RITZ” “KING OF THE RITZ” “KING OF THE RITZ” "KING OF THE RITZ” (Approved for Universal Exhibition). The Picture, to make you Laugh your Cares away. “KING OF THE RITZ” “KING OF THE RITZ” Gorgeous Girls—Snappy Songs. “KING OF THE RITZ” “KING OF THE RITZ” Delightful Dances—Hilarious Fun! “KING OF THE RITZ” “KING OF THE RITZ” Typical Lupino Laugh-a-second Musical Comedy guaranteed to please all types of Patron. Bright Songs by Noel Gay put over by Lupino, and grand comedy support from Gino Malo—she’s good. SPLENDID SUPPORTS. OXFORD UNIVERSITY; Gaumont Miniature. An intimate tour of this historic building. TWO FOX NEWS REELS. World’s Latest Topical Events. LUCKY GYM. IDEAL CINEMAGAZINE. ALL D.C. - - 1/6; 1/6; 1/6 (Res. 2/3). ALL STALLS - 1/-; 1/-; 1/- (Res. 1/6) BOOK AT BEGG’S; OR PHONE 1744. Telephone Reserves not kept after 7.45 p.m. SHOWS. ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SHOW TO BE HELD AT AUCKLAND —On— February 8, 9 & 10, 1934. Classes for: THOROUGHBREDS, HACKS, HUNTERS, PONIES, HARNESS HORSES, CLYDESDALES, FARM and TOWN DRAUGHTS; ALL BREEDS OF BEEF CATTLE AND DAIRY CATTLE; SHEEP, PIGS, POULTRY, RABBITS, DOGS, FARM AND GARDEN PRODUCE, FRUIT, HONEY, HOME INDUSTRIES, NEEDLEWORK AND PHOTOGRAPHY. ENTRIES CLOSE ON JANUARY 19. Free Schedules available on application to P.O. Box 86, Auckland. Jel4l REGATTA. JIORTROSE BOATING CLUB. ANNUAL REGATTA will be held at FORTROSE On SATURDAY, 13th JANUARY, commencing at 11 a.m. sharp. Sailing, Rowing, Outboard, and Swimming Races. Children’s Sports. Hot Water Free. D. W. STIRLING, Jel42 Secretary. MEETINGS. INVERCARGILL CIVIC BAND. A MEETING of Lady Supporters of the Band will be held in Band Room, Newburgh’s Buildings, on TUESDAY Evening, 9th January, at 8 p.m. E. S. HACKWORTH, Jels3 Secretary. WALLACE COUNTY COUNCIL. SHOPS AND OFFICES ACT, 1921-22. Notice is hereby given that a SPECIAL MEETING of the Wallace County Council will be held on FRIDAY, January 19th, 1934, to decide on which day of the week Shops in Wallace County shall CLOSE, at 1 p.m. in accordance with the Shops and Offices Act, 1921-22, G. B. BURNS, County Clerk. Wallace County Council Chambers, Otautau, 16th December, 1933. Dn67B SPORTING GOODS. PISHING TACKLE—HaIf season’s Licenses now available. Get your Christmas requirements of Tackle at A. & W. HAMILTON, 50 Esk Street. EIFLES for the Holidays.—New model .22 calibre Rifle, 37/6; Ammunition 3/- per 100.—A. &W. HAMILTON, Esk Street. LAWN BOWLS—Taylor’s "A.J.S.” model. Call and see this Bowl. "Bowline” Lawn Bowl dressing, 1/6 Tin.—A. &W. HAMILTON. FRUIT FOR SALE. CHOICE Waimate-grown Rasps, 12 lb, bucket, 7/6; 24 lb., 14/-; cash with order.—Townsend Bros., Painstown, Waimata. Dxlo9o