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Southland Times, Issue 22351, 16 June 1934, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. “THE LOST PATROL” Matinee To-day at 2 p.m. Ilfl! I CIVIC THEATRE j J|]l MATINEE: 2 p.m. TO-NIGHT: 7.45 MATINEE: 2 p.m. TO-NIGHT: 7.45 A Great and Glorious Achievement! TREMENDOUS DRAMA OF ELEVEN MEN ABANDONED AMID HOSTILE ARABS! “THE LOST PATROL” “THE LOST PATROL” “THE LOST PATROL” “THE LOST PATROL” (Recommended by Censor for Adults). IT’S GREAT! IT’S DARING! Women will Love these Glorious Men! VICTOR McLAGLEN. BORIS KARLOFF. WALLACE FORD. REGINALD DENNY. J. M. KERRIGAN. “THE LOST PATROL” “THE LOST PATROL” “THE LOST PATROL” They Laughed at Death! And Dreamed of Women. In an atmosphere electric with Mystery . . . Emotion stirring. Romance of Men who Live to Die. “THE LOST PATROL” “THE LOST PATROL” “THE LOST PATROL” “THE LOST PATROL” BRAVERY IS GLORIFIED IN THIS DRAMA OF THE DESERT. Brave, chivalrous, self-sacrificing, and full of the joy of life, this small band of British soldiers live, laugh and die in the Mesopotamian Desert in order to add lustre to Britain’s prestige. “THE LOST PATROL” “THE LOST PATROL” “THE LOST PATROL” Nothing could stay these Heroes as they trudged onward to Love or Death. WONDERFUL SUPPORTS. 1— “DARBY DECADE” - - Musical. 2— “MADERIA” Travelogue. 3— “ENGLISH PATHE NEWS.” Topical. 4— “CUBBY’S STRATOSPHERE FLIGHT” (Cartoon). 5— LATEST AUSTRALIAN FOX NEWS. (Topical). BOOK AT BEGG’S, OR PHONE 1744. Telephone Reserves not kept after 7.45 p.m. JgMPIRE THEATRE, RIVERTON. TO-DAY (SATURDAY) 7.45 p.m. WEDNESDAY 7.45 p.m. “STORM AT DAYBREAK” “STORM AT DAYBREAK” “STORM AT DAYBREAK” “STORM AT DAYBREAK” A THRILLING ROMANCE SET TO MUSIC. (Approved for Universal Exhibition). The Musical accompaniment includes: Hungarian Dances; Listening to the Gypsies; Wine, Women and Song; The Turkish Patrol; Two Lips Like Cherries Ripe; Roses from the South. SUPPORTS: Metrotone News. Sea Spiders. Cinesound Review, and Birthday Blues. (Our Gang Comedy). Jn569 RYAL BUSH WOMEN’S DIVISION are tendering a Social Evening to the Farmers’ Union in the Ryal Bush Hall on MONDAY, 18th June, at 8 p.m. Everybody cordially invited. Jn537 A COMPLIMENTARY SOCIAL IN honour of Right Reverend Monsignor Howard, wll be held in Victoria Hall, on MONDAY, June 18, at 8 p.m. Jn574 BOXING. BOXING! BOXING! BOXING! BOXING fIIVIC THEATRE. BOXING V Invercargill. BOXING BOXING WEDNESDAY NEXT. BOXING WEDNESDAY NEXT. BOXING at 7.45 p.m. BOXING BOXING OPEN AND NOVICE BOXING TOURNAMENT. . BOXING Excellent Entries. BOXING Outstanding Open MiddleBOXING weight Class. BOXING ACTION ALL THE NIGHT! BOXING COME AND SEE THE BOXING AMATEURS. BOXING BOXING Prices: 3/-, 2/-, and 1/-. BOXING Ladies and Boys Half-price BOXING except to Gallery. BOXING Hon. Members Free. BOXING (Ticket No. 5). BOXING BOXING F. H. HUGHES. BOXING Secretary. WYNDHAM BOXING CLUB. OPEN AND NOVICE TOURNAMENT. TOWN HALL, WYNDHAM. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27th, 1934. ALL Entries close with the undersigned on SATURDAY, June 23rd, at 5 p.m. A. A. WILSON, Jim., Phones—Residence 1. Secretary. Office 73. Jns3o MEETINGS. SMALL FARM SCHEME. A MEETING of unsuccessful applicants for Small Farms, and others interested in Small Farm Settlement, will be held in the Supper Room of the Victoria Hall, on Saturday, June 16, at 10.30 a.m. RELIEF WORKERS’ ORGANISATION. Jn559 P. MARCHANT, Secretary. LECTURES. LECTURE. T|O not fail to hear the gifted speaker, 17 MR H. H. JAMES, of Hastings, N.I. Subject: “Armageddon and Afterwards” U.F.S. HALL, TAY STREET, SUNDAY AFTERNOON, at 3 o’clock. All welcome. No collection. Jn555 BUY your next Pair of Reptile, Crocodile or Python Skin Shoes at ABRAHAM WACHNER’S SALE,