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Southland Times, Issue 25306, 8 June 1935, Page 1

| AMUSEMENTS. [ GIFT MATINEE, 2 p.m. With an EXTRA SPECIAL FREE GIFT FOR EVERYONE. A BRAND NEW ' “GUINEA GOLD” CIGARETTE CARD ALBUM. And a corking Programme— Episode 5 of “Tailspin Tommy.” “THE NIGHT FLIGHT” “Anything for a Thrill,” Sporting. “Babes at Sea.” Coloured Rhapsody. , Fox Australian News. “Broadway Bill.” • Great Racing Comedy Drama. >ll 11. - ■III CIVIC THEATRE |j|l Il r TO-NIGHT 745 nm TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT H TO-NIGHT A GREAT STORY OF THE TURF THE SPORT OF KINGS. SNAPPY, TREMENDOUSLY EXCITING. “BROADWAY BILL” “BROADWAY BILL” “BROADWAY BILL” I “BROADWAY BILL” I I “BROADWAY BILL” I 111 “BROADWAY BILL” 11| (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) WARNER BAXTER MYRNA LOY HELEN VINSON WALTER CONNOLLY. “SMITH’S WEEKLY” Says“A drama of the turf directed by the guiding hand of genius Frank Capra. When it works up to the big race and the screen spectators are yelling for “Broadway Bill” the noble race horse, the house joins in with equal enthusiasm—lt’s a picture that goes through at racing speed and everyone will love every minute of it.” — “BROADWAY BILL” — — “BROADWAY BILL” — — “BROADWAY BILL” — The greatest Romantic Comedy of the year. BOOK at BEGG’S or Phone 1744. Telephone Reserves NOT kept after 7.4 Q p.m. LITTLE SOUTHLANDERS LITTLE SOUTHLANDERS 1935 RECITAL. FOUR PLAYS WRITTEN AND PERFORMED LITTLE SOUTHLANDERS LITTLE SOUTHLANDERS “A DAMSEL IN DISTRESS.” “DOUBLOONS AND DREAMS.” “ROSEBUDS AND ROYALTY.” “THE PHOTO.” CIVIC THEATRE. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, June 20 and 21. (In Aid of Karitane-Hunt Hospital.) PRICES: 3/-, 2/-, 1/-. Children halfa . price. | Box Plan opens Next Tuesday at Begg’s. BOOKING FREE. BOXING. BOXING NEXT MONDAY NIGHT BOXING at the BOXING fl IV I C THEATRE. BOXING V BOXING Middleweight Championship BOXING of New Zealand between BOXING ERN JACOBS (Wellington) BOXING and BOXING MAURICE O’BRIEN BOXING (Dunedin). BOXING BOXING Also Six Rounds: BOXING Ray Reid v. G. Mac Kay BOXING (Wellington) (Tuatapere). BOXING K. Giles v. L. Arnott BOXING (Timaru) (Milton). BOXING BOXING Also Four Rounds: BOXING B. Broomhall v. P. Phillipson. BOXING BOXING Prices—2/-, 3/- and 5/-. BOXING Hon. Members (Ticket No. 3) BOXING 2/6 to stage. Ladies and BOXING Boys half price. All plus tax. BOXING NO BROADCASTING. BOXING Booking at Begg’s, Esk Street. 1622 ADDRESS. MR D. Mcßae will give an address in the Hokonui Hall, on Monday, . June 10, at 8 p.m. on Pyramid Pro- , phecy in Relation to the Present Crises on World Affairs. 1638 ; MEETINGS. W.E.A. THERE will be no Meeting of the W.E.A. Literature Class on Monday, 10th June. S. G. AUGUST, , Hon. Secretary. ' LEAGUE OF NATIONS UNION. INVERCARGILL BRANCH. THE ANNUAL General Meeting will be held in the Tudor Lounge at 8 p.m. on TUESDAY, June 11. An Address will be given by the President, Mr C. A. Stewart. AH interested invited. A. J. DEAKER, JflBo Hon. Secretary. PUBLIC MEETING, LUMSDEN. j TTTILL be held in Oddfellows Hall at IV 8 p.m. on WEDNESDAY 19th. To consider erection of a Soldiers’ Memorial. All interested requested to attend. A. J. HEATH, 1630 Convener. BAND NOTICE. ' INVERCARGILL CIVIC BAND. THE above Band has vacancies for ! players of ability with a view to building up the band to A Grade contest standard. Applications from players will be , received by the undersigned. E. S. HACKWORTH, Secretary. 1662 Newburghs BuUehsKs. J