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Southland Times, Issue 22490, 26 January 1935, Page 1

| • • AMUSEMENTS. MATINEE, TO-DAY at 2. “STAND UP AND CHEER.” ' —'? . —"i'l’i.- : (fill 1 1CIVIC THEATRE. jlj ‘.‘‘l; 1 r- ■ : -p. MATINEE 2p.m, • - TO-NIGHT '8 p.m. MATINEE 2 p.m. TO-NIGHT. 8 p.m. ■ The Show-of 1001 Surprises. 5 TALKING PICTURES MOVE ON TO NEWER BEAUTY, NEWER- GRAN■DEUR AND . SPLENDOUR. - '’".“STAND’-UP AND CHEER” - “STAND UP AND CHEER” “STAND UP AND CHEER” “STAND UP AND CHEER” ’. . “STAND. UP' AND CHEER’’ .... ~ i-(Approved for Universal .Exhibition.) 5 1000' DAZZLING GIRLS. ’ = 5 BANDS OF'MUSIC.' - ~ “STAND tJP AND CHBER.” ’ . “STAND UP AND CHEER.” . . 5. BREATH TAKING. SPECTACLES 5. Introduction _of Loveliness. Revival of Laughter. ■ • • , Garden^of.’ . : < The Magic Transformation. -. -March of; Prosperity.“STAND UP! AND CHEER” “STAND UP -AND . CHEER” With the greatest-- array of'Stars ever presented.'together in one picture. WARNER BAXTER JOHN BOLES ■h' MADGE’EVANS SHIRLEY TEMPLE . JAMES 'DUNN RALPH MORGAN 6 SONG HITS 6 “Our last night Together.” “Baby take a Bow.” “Stand up. and Cheer." “Pm Laughin’.”“Broadway’s gone Hill Billy.” ..“We’re out of the Red.” ■/ “STAND UP AND CHEER.” THE BIGGEST, LIVELIEST, MOST GLORIOUS ENTERTAINMENT MARVEL OF ALL TIME. . THE SUPPORTS INCLUDE: (1) “FOX NEWS REEL” - - - Topical. (2) “FOX NEWS REEL.” (3) “MAD HOUSE” ' - - - Cartoon. (4) “BYWAYS IN BANKOK - Magic Carpet. (5) “CHASING THE CHAMPIONS.” * Camera thrill. (6) “FOX AUSTRALIAN GAZETTE.” Showing the ENGLAND, v. AUSTRALIAN BATTLE. ENGLAND’S GIRL CRICKETERS make a great impression when they invaded man’s cricket domain. Book at Beggs’ or Phone 1744. Telephone Reserves DEFINITELY NOT kept after 7.55 pm. ” EMPIRE THEATRE, RIVERTON. ; TO-DAY—MATINEE, 2 pm. EVENING, 8 pm. t MONDAY—EVENING,,.B p.m. MADGE EVANS and. ROBERT MONTGOMERY \ ? in“FUGITIVE LOVERS.” “FUGITIVE LOVERS.” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) There’s a thrill in every foot of their exciting romance. ‘ •• ■ ■• - GOOD SUPPORTS. It’s a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Programme.’ JvB44 £ GIFT EVENING will be tended to A Miss B. Hammond in the Otapiri Hall, on FRIDAY, February 1/at 8.30 p.m. Ladies a gift and a basket. Gents 1/6. JvB2l . ‘.LECTURE. LECTURE. ~ A LECTURE will be held on SUNDAY, 27th, at 8.15 pm. in EVERYBODY’S,” Tay. Street. “Is Heaven Promised as a Reward to the Righteous.” Speaker: Mr A. Lees, of Auckland. JvB26 SPORTS MEETINGS. LUMSDEN SPORTS. A GRAND CLIMAX TO THE SPORTS CIRCUIT. Note the Date: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30. Running, Cycling, Clay Bird Shooting, Dancing and Piping. See the Champions in Action. Balfour Pipe Band in; Attendance. .DANCE AT NIGHT. JvB6B FAIRFAX SPORTS. FEBRUARY 6, 1935. XTOMINATIONS“ for the following ll ; Events close with the Secretary on SATURDAY, February 2, 1935, at 8 p.m.— Two-mile Cycle Race of £3 10/-. One-mile Cycle Race of £1 15/-. 120 Yards Sheffield of £3 10/-. . J. MARNANE, JvB23 Acting Secretary. '' * MEETINGS. NEW ZEALAND LABOUR PARTY. MR PETER 1 FRASER, M.P. TT7TLL deliver Political Addresses in VV the Regent Hall, Orepuki, on Monday, the 28th inst., Lawson’s Hall, Tuatapere,’ Tuesday,'29th' inst., and Victoria Hall, Invercargill, on Wednesday, 30th inst. < . ; AT 8 pm. EACH NIGHT. ' ■ Ju77B PUBLIC MEETING. ? - 1 Public Meeting,' under the auspices A of the ' Aparima Branch of the N.Z.F.U., will be held in the Town Hall, Otautau, on the 30th January, at 8 ,p.m.. Address: “The Economic Problems of To-day,”' by the Hon. Adam Hamilton., All electors and others interested cordially invited. —Thos R. McKenzie,. Secretary. JVB4O ! STAMPS; FOR SALE. - • '■ STAMPS selections sept on approval, all froth Id' each.— Arcade Stamp'Co., Timaru. ' - JvB2B ITIHE CHINESE HERBALIST, WONG 1- WAH,- oxily address: 'Noq 7 Newburgh’s Buildings, corner Dee’and Esk'Streets.,' For Every .human , ailfiient I prescribe a remedy. 'Come .to, me, I can'cure you. Pure-Chinese herbs-'to-gether with my professional services of dispensing' them ensures a safe return to .health. Consultation free at ’my pfcove addre®i| •” ‘ ■