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Southland Times, Issue 22499, 8 December 1934, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. j WORRY ASIDE A Merry Bright and Clean Programme for the Boys and Girls. TO-DAY AT 2 TO-DAY. Mickey Mouse Cartoon, Too Busy to Work. Buck Jones — Buck Jones. Comedy — News — Travel. There’s Sheer Downright Happiness for Everybody in “TOO BUSY TO WORK.” It’s Clean and Wholesome Entertainment. | At B—MAJESTIC—At 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” And DICK POWELL in XTOO BUSY TO WORK \ < TOO BUSY TO WORK / X TOO BUSY TO 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 Paramount’s Topical Triumph, THE ASSASSINATION IN MARSEILLES OF KING ALEXANDER AND M. BAKTHOU. Latest Fox News. Mickey Mouse Cartoon, Diamonds in the Rough (Travel), Topical News Reel, Plans McCracken and Walls or Phone Theatre 738. BAND CONCERT. ROSE GARDENS. The band of the first battalion SOUTHLAND REGIMENT will play a Programme of appropriate music at the ROSE GARDENS on SUNDAY AFTERNOON, Commencing at 2.45 p.m. Dg3so “THE MESSIAH.” CIVIC THEATRE, DECEMBER 18, 19. CHOIR AND ORCHESTRA OF 250 PERFORMERS. Under the baton of Mr H. P. Weston. ADMISSION: D.C. and Stalls, 2/-; Gallery 1/-. Booking 6d extra. We Pay Tax. Box Plan opens at Beggs, Monday morning. G. A. PATERSON, Dg2B9 , Hon. Secretary. LECTURES. UNIVERSAL PSYCHOLOGY. BY Popular Request Return Visits of DR. VERE POLISS, PH.D. EVERYBODY’S HALL, TAY STREET. 7.15 — SUNDAY, — 7.15. A WONDERFUL EXPERIMENT. MESSAGES FROM FLOWERS. Dg333

SCHOOL BREAK-UP. SOUTHLAND BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOLS BOARD. ANNUAL BREAK-UP. THE Break-up Functions in connection with the Board’s Schools will take place as follows:— Girls’ School: Assembly Hall, 2.15 p.m. Friday, December 14. Boys’ School: Assembly Hall, 2 p.m., Thursday, December 13. All interested are cordially invited to be present. H. T. THOMPSON, Secretary. High Schools’ Board Office, Invercargill, December 7, 1934. Dg299 DANCES. TO-NIGHT— Orange Hall, To-night. Collegiate Women’s Hockey Club’s Dance. Monte Carlo, Lucky Spot, Streamers, etc. Flannels optional Ladies 1/-. Troubadours Orchestra. Gents 1/6.—E. Bell, Hon Sec. 11/EDNESDAY Night. December 12, W Orange Hall—Big Show Dance. Troubadours Orchestra. Competitions, Novelties. Dg356 Monster royal show night DANCE. SMITH’S HALL, DECEMBER 13, At 8 p.m. Cabaret Supper included. Ambassadors Orchestra. Ladies, 2/-; Gentlemen, 2/6. Country Visitors see the Snow then follow the crowd to Invercargill’s Premier Dance Rendezvous. Dg293 KEEP Free Wednesday, December 19. for Seaward Downs Sports Club Annual Ball. J. Morton, Secretary. Dg29o A Christmas Sports Dance will be held in Mossbum Hall on Tuesday night, December 25. Tomlins Orchestra. Ladies 2/-, Gents 3/-. Dg292 YEAR BALL LUMSDEN. MONDAY, DECEMBER 31.