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LAY WORRY ASIDE AT THE CINEMA.
MATINEE. TO-DAY At 2. TO-DAY. | 7.4S—MAJESTIC—7.4S | THE GLORIOUS CINEMA VERSION OF A WIDELY READ STORY \ \ \ \ —\ \ gol' 5 ’- \—• A Narrative of Untold Secrets Under a Bushel of Diamonds. Featuring at the head of a Big Cast S ALLY EILER S S ALLY EILER S RALPH MORGAN NORMAN FOSTER Rosita Moreno Marjorie Gateson Hiding behind “Walls of Gold,” she shut out the Romance she had Waited Years to find, only to learn that Gaiety and Luxury were Empty Substitutes for Love. (Recommended by Censor for Adults). Splendid Majestic Featurettes. Fox Movietone News. Cincmagazine. Following the Horses (Thrills). Latest Sound News. Box Plans McCracken and Walls. 77IMPIRE THEATRE, RIVERTON. TO-NIGHT & SATURDAY.
Romance with a Continental Flavour— Spicily Set to Music. LILIAN HARVEY LILIAN HARVEY LILIAN HARVEY LILIAN HARVEY In “MY LIPS BETRAY” "MY LIPS BETRAY” “MY LIPS BETRAY” “MY LIPS BETRAY” (Approved for Universal Exhibition). With JOHN BOLES and EL BRENDEL. IT IS A WM. FOX SPECIAL. DANCES. GEORGETOWN CRICKET CLUB. THE above Club will hold their usual Fortnightly Dance in the Georgetown Hall, TO-NIGHT, April 11. Prices 1/-, 1/6. Good Supper. Novelties. Melody Wreckers’ Orchestra. Ai36B A REMINDER! SEAWARD DOWNS combined Tennis and Basketball Dance, To-morrow Night. Free Tiger Bus leaves H.B. Comer at 7.45. Ai37B JMMEHILLS QUEEN CARNIVAL. The Official Drawing of the £5 Alluvial Gold Raffle will take place at the Limehills Hall, on THURSDAY, April 12, 1934, at a EUCHRE PARTY AND DANCE. Admission: Ladies, 1/- and a Basket; Gents, 1/6. Acs6 C. WATSON, Hon. Sec. THE usual fortnightly Euchre Party and Dance will be resumed in the Tussock Creek Hall, on Saturday, April 14, at 7.30 p.m. Admission: 1/-. QMITH’S HALL, Saturday, 14th. The 0 popular Weekly Dance will be held. Monte Carlo, special 10/- prize. Star Orchestra. Good Floor. Ladies 1/-, Gentlemen 1/6. Ai3BB PEARL of Mataura Rebekah Lodge. Annual Dance, Horticultural Hall, Mataura, on Wednesday, April 18. Ambassadors’ Orchestra, six instruments. Gents 3/6, Ladies 1/6. Af224 A HARVEST HOME BALL WILL be held in the South Hillend Hall, on Friday, April 27, at 8 p.m. Regent Orchestra. Gents 2/6, Ladies 1/6. Ai3B9 TRESPASS NOTICES. ALL Persons with Guns, Dogs or Ferrets found trespassing on our property, “Willow Bank,” Otautau, will be prosecuted—GOULD BROS. EDUCATIONAL. YOUNG Man, 35, earning £BOO yearly. Dr. Fern, 175 Rattray Street, Dunedin, showed him how. Write. FRUIT FOR SALE. POR SALE—Apple Cases for kindling, 2/6 dozen, delivered; delivery Saturday. Orders to 158 Ettrick Street. CAPE GOOSEBERRIES; a small consignment has arrived. Buy your requirements now.—BRAY BROS., LTD., Fruit Auctioneers, Spey Street. MISCELLANEOUS. (lOAL— Once you try it, you’ll always ) buy it, from OHAI COAL DEPOT, Liddel Street. Phone 701. AdB2 Z IT is a specific Ointment sold in tubes for the successful treatment of itching piles. Obtainable from R. Sommerville, Chemist and Optician, 5 Dee Street, Invercargill, at 5/- a tube. rr/ SIZE 5 Only, MEN’S BROWN JJ// LEATHER COATS (were 85/-), at ABRAHAM WACHNER’S, Don Street. Large selection of woollen • FROCKS and JUMPER SUITS. ■ All sizes, moderately priced. SILK HOSE repaired same day. HEMSTITCHING same day service. ALTERATIONS and RENOVATIONS undertaken at shortest notice at MRS DRYDEN’S, the Sewing Shop, Tay St. Phone 1249. I' TVER TONIC, of the utmost value J in every case of sluggish liver, constipation, biliousness, headaches and digestive disturbances. Price 3/6, posted 4/-, from R. SOMMERVILLE, Chemist, Invercargill. 4) /P—MAIDS’ OR LADIES’ BLACK 4/.0 ALL WOOL CASHMERE HOSE; worth more than double, at ABRAHAM WACHNER’S, Don Street.
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Southland Times, Issue 22296, 11 April 1934, Page 1
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