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Southland Times, Issue 22465, 28 December 1934, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

LAY WORRY ASIDE AT THE CINEMA.

| At B—MAJESTIC—At 8 | ATTRACTING CROWDS ON ITS MERITS. LAST SESSION TO-NIGHT. POSITIVELY OUTSTANDING. “MEN IN WHITE” “MEN IN WHITE” “MEN IN WHITE” “I AM A YOUNG DOCTOR” . . . “Surrounded by Pretty Nurses . • • Rich and Idle Women who confide in me . . . The World Demands my every waking hour. But I am a Man with a Man's emotions ... I Want Life 1 WITH CLARK GABLE-MYRNA LOY CLARK GABLE—MYRNA LOY CLARK GABLE—MYRNA LOY ELIZABETH ALLAN, OTTO KRUGER, JEAN HERSHOLT, C. HENRY GORDON, RUSSELL HARDIE (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) MAJESTIC FEATURETTES: Gorgeous Tcchnicolour Revue Metrotone Sound Graphic PITCH UPS PITCH UPS. Startling Acrobatic Performance. A Duke for a Day (Comedy). L LITTLE SHIRLEY TEMPLE L T SPECIAL NOTE TO PARENTS. T T Saturday afternoon’s programme T L will provide splendid entertainment L E for all juveniles. E Little Miss Marker. S Mickey Mouse—British News. S H Popeye the Sailor Cartoon. H I Pictorial Serial I R - ///// K L For the First Time in Southland L E The Loveliest and Cleverest Little E Y Lady you have ever met. Y SHIRLEY TEMPLE. T Her popularity is spreading right T E around the world. E M P At 8 SATURDAY At 8 P L ONE OF THIS YEAR’S MOST L E ■ EXCEPTIONAL CINEMA E ATTRACTIONS.

L THE KIND OF PROGRAMME L I YOU ENJOY FROM START TO I T FINISH . . . AND TALK ABOUT T T ALL THE WAY HOME. T L THE SCREEN’S NEW WONDER L E STAR. E

— SHIRLEY TEMPLE — e h — SHIRLEY TEMPLE — » k — SHIRLEY TEMPLE — « L E A Medley of Laughs and Joy. E v In Y

‘LITTLE MISS MARKER’ T T 1 e ‘LITTLE MISS MARKER’ M M p ‘LITTLE MISS MARKER’ f L E Approved for Universal Exhibition E With ADOLPHE MENJOU, DOROTHY DELL, SAM HARDY. Here’s a story of a little girl who was abandoned. Left as security tor payment of a bet, her father was accidentally killed, so the halfworld adopted her and she showed them that they, too, could love, and like it. Plans at McCracken and Walls. MIDNIGHT MATINEE MONDAY AT 10.30. Gore regent theatre. SATURDAY ONLY. “ON THE AIR.” All the Greatest British Radio Stars. Also an all African wild life picture. “TEMBI.” (Universal Exhibition.) Dwloo4

DANCES. TISBURY New Year Dance, January I—Novelty Dances, Kapai Orchestra. Ladies 2/-, Gents 2/6, Double ticket 4/-. Free bus H.B. 8.15 p.m. Dw9B3 SPORTS MEETINGS. MATAURA Evening Sports Club.— Annual Sports Meeting POSTPONED indefinitely—V. H. Ball, Secretary; Dwloos MEETINGS. MEETING. A Meeting of Shareholders of Wairio Saleyards Coy. and all interested will be held in Gardner s Hall, Wairio, on Saturday, December 29, at 8 p.m.—John Hogan, Secretary. Dw99o ART UNION RESULTS. E ESULT of Makarewa Queen Carnival Art Union: Dress Doll and Cot. Won by Linda Glennie, Makarewa. No. 409. Dw993 BUS SERVICES. BURNS Wyndham Bus WILL NOT run To-night and next Friday night as these are not late nights, but will run on New Year’s Eve to ordinary Friday night time-table. Dw9B4 LOST AND FOUND. LOST— December 22, Top Set Teeth and Cap Wallacetown-Dacre Rd. Reward. Return Times Office. Du 943 LOST— Military Bell Tent, between Winton and Benmore, Boxing Day. Finder communicate Southland Times. Dv9Bo PERSON seen taking Lady’s Challenger Bicycle with aluminium chain guard and red tyres from H. & J. Smith’s, please return. Dw999 LOST in town on Christmas Eve, Parcel containing pair silk stockings. Finder please apply Times Office. Dw997 LOST— Gold Brooch (symbol) between Tay street and Georgetown. Reward on returning Times Office. Du94o

lOST— Wallet, on Saturday about town, containing cheque and money. - Finder please return to Times Office. Reward.. DuB42

T7IOR All Motor Repairs PALMER & P LYALL Guarantee Satisfaction and low charges. Address Dee Street, north of Hospital.