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Southland Times, Issue 22498, 7 December 1934, Page 1

| AMUSEMENTS. ’ LAY WORRY ASIDI LAST SCREENING. j~At~B—MAJESTIC—At~B~| ■■■■• — In “YOU CAN’T BUY EVERYTHING” “YOU CAN’T BUY EVERYTHING” “YOU CAN’T BUY EVERYTHING” It’s the stirring drama of a whimsical, irascible old lady whose quaint notions moisten your eyes one moment and convulse you with laughter the next. A grand cast! Grand entertainment! I " You’ll love it; (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Majestic Featurettes: Metrotone Sound News. Crooks Tours. (Very Laughable Comedy.) Goofy Movies. SATURDAY. There’s Happiness Ahead for Majestic Audiences on Saturday. The Theatre will Ring with Joy and Laughter. YOU’LL CHUCKLE AND CHEER AT THE CINEMA’S MOST REMARKABLE PERSONAGE. The Lovable and Laughable / WILL ROGERS \ < WILL ROGERS > \ WILL ROGERS / In his grandest portrayal since he captured all hearts in “STATE FAIR.” With the dainty little star, < MARIAN NIXON \ MARIAN NIXON > MARIAN NIXON / Remembered .by everybody as “Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm” in /too busy to WORK \ < TOO BUSY TO WORK 2 \ T0 ° BUSY TQ WORK / Adapted from Ben Ames Williams’ famous story “Jubilo.” Will Rogers never more Humorous . . . nor More Human . . . Patches on his Pants . . . Holes in his Shoes . . . A Song on his Lips .. • Just a Tramp .. Unknown to his Daughter . . He saved her Sweetheart . . and wandered on. Happy in his Service . . Chuckling at Life. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) EXTRA SPECIAL EXTRA THE ASSASSINATION IN MARSEILLES OF KING ALEXANDER.

Gore regent theatre. SATURDAY and MONDAY. . Jean Parker and Willard Mack in “WHAT PRICE INNOCENCE?” (Recommended for Adults.) Also Tim McCoy in “HOLD THE PRESS.” (For Universal Exhibition.) ' Df275 GARDEN FETE. DOMINICAN SISTERS’ ANNUAL GARDEN FETE. CONVENT GROUNDS, Friday and Saturday—Afternoon and Evening. Opening 2.30 p.m. Friday. Sweets, Produce, Plain and Fancy Goods Stalls, Sideshows, Musical Entertainments. Bargains for everyone. Admission 6d. Df2so A Social and Presentation to Mr and A Mrs T. Peace and family will be held in Fairfax Hall on Saturday, December 8, at 8.30 p.m. Ladies basket; non-subscribers 2/-. Df269 FLOWER SHOW. GARDEN CLUB’S ANNUAL ROSE SHOW, Floral Exhibition and Needlework Competition, Everybody’s Y.M.C.A., Tay C fitTHIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING. Admission Sixpence. Schedules at Seed Shops. All exhibits welcome. Ddls6 RACING. GORE TROTTING CLUB. ANNUAL MEETING. DECEMBER 26, 1934. (BOXING DAY). Nominations for ail events dose with the Secretary on SATURDAY, December 8, at 8 p.m. Programme (as published in Referee” of November 1) obtainable on application. r & G reEN, Secretary. Box 50. Phone 294, Gore. Telegrams—“ Scribe, Gore.” Ddls2 MISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALE—English stainless Dinner Knives, Dessert Knives, Forks, Spoons at prices that defy competition. Inspection invited-HOLLOWAY BROS, 126 Tay Street. ILSON’S HAIR REGENERATOR restores faded hair and improves and stimulates its growth. It is manufactured by us and guaranteed firstclass. Price 2/6, from R. SOMMERVILLE, Chemist, Dee Street, Invercargill. FOR SALE—See our Library Books from 5d upwards.—HOLLOWAY BROS., 126 Tay Street SPECIAL Ring Values—Diamond Engagement Rings. Priced from £4 10/- during this week.—A. E. ARTHUR, Jeweller, Tay Street. FARMERS. —See the New W.12 McCormick Deering Tractor at the Royal Show.—WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., Southland Agents. T7IOR SALE—Judge ware Cream, Blue, Jj Black. The last word in cooking utensils. Our own importing.—HOLLOWAY BROS., 126 Tay Street,

SAVE Money—Diamond Engagement Rings. Priced from £4 10/-.—A. E. ARTHUR, Jeweller, Tay Street.