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Southland Times, Issue 25312, 15 June 1935, Page 1

| AMUSEMENTS. I E AT THE CINEMA, GREAT FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT!. Send all the Kiddies to the MATINEE TO-DAY —2 p.m. MRS WIGGS MRS WIGGS OF THE CABBAGE PATCH CABBAGE PATCH This precious story with Its Simple Charm, is one of the Most Important Pictures of the Year ! MAKE EARLY PLANS TO SEE IT ! MAKE EARLY PLANS TO SEE IT ! Special Note: ALL BLACKS Team chosen will be announced at Theatre as soon as available To-night. THE REGENT MATINEE 2 p.m. — TO-NIGHT 7.45. Also Monday and Tuesday. PAULINE LORD The original PAULINE LORD Mrs Wiggs. W. C. FIELDS — ZASU PITTS. W. C. FIELDS — ZASU PUTS. EVELYN VENABLE—KENT TAYLOR The Wiggs Kids —and the Dog ! in The Most Lovable Story Ever Written! The Most Lovable Story Ever Written! MRS WIGGS MRS WIGGS MRS WIGGS MRS WIGGS MRS WIGGS MRS WIGGS OF THE CABBAGE PATCH CABBAGE PATCH CABBAGE PATCH CABBAGE PATCH CABBAGE PATCH CABBAGE PATCH (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Valiant Mrs Wiggs! She had enough courage and cheer for the millions who have loved her .. .and her marvellous family . . . in the tumble-down shack where it was always open house. —mu Superb Supporting Features. POOR CINDERELLA Gorgeous CarPOOR CINDERELLA toon in colours. A SPORTLIGHT COCKTAIL. PARAMOUNT VARIETY. BRITISH SOUND NEWS. and HIS MAJESTY’S JUBILEE FILM. HIS MAJESTY’S JUBILEE FILM. HIS MAJESTY’S JUBILEE FILM. Plans at H. & J. Smith’s, and Theatre (Phone 1938.) Mataura regent theatre. -TO-NIGHT— The Screen Lovers Reunited! JANET GAYNORCHARLES FARRELL, in “CHANGE OF HEART” (Universal Exhibition.) With JAMES DUNN and GINGER ROGERS. A stirring romance of youth eager to live, striving for love in a skyscraper world! pORE REGENT THEATRE. U TO-NIGHT’S WEEK-END ATTRACTION. “MANHATTAN MELODRAMA” (Recommended for Adults.) “TWO HEARTS IN WALTZ TIME” Sparkling Musical Comedy Romance. (Universal Exhibition.) DANCES. BIG HOCKEY DANCE. ” TO-NIGHT, SMITH’S HALL. GUESTS of Honour: All India Men’s and Eastern Ladies’ Hockey teams. Come and meet our Indian Visitors. Troubadours Orchestra. Novelty Dances. Popular Prices: Men 1/6; Ladies 1/-. 1810 DON’T forget Old-time Dance, J'orth Hall, SATURDAY, 8 p.m. Monte Carlo. Good Supper. Good Music. 1801 fIIHE Kapai Orchestra, the popular JL dance time band, open for engagement. They sing while they play and make folks happy and gay. All particulars from A. McKay, Colac Bay. J 1321 A DANCE will be held in FLECK’S HALL, RIVERTON, on SATURDAY, June 15, at 8 p.m. Gents 1/6; Ladies 1/-. 1806 TISBURY TENNIS DANCE, Monday, June 17th, Weaver’s Free Bus H.B. Corner 8 p.m. Ladies 1/6; Gents 2/6. ■ Jj277 pILENHAM Young People’s Ball, U JUNE 19, Glenham Hall. Bill Brown’s Dance Band. Ladies 1/6, Gents 2/6. ' 1488 OLENHAM YOUNG PEOPLE’S BALL GLENHAM HALL, WEDNESDAY, 19th June. BILL BROWN’S BAND. Ladies 1/6; Gents 2/6. Bums Bus leaves Menzies Ferry 7.30 p.m. Fare 1/-. 1812 R. IRWIN, Sec. DANCES! “What a perfect combination.” The Invercargill Amateur Cycling Club and the Troubadours Dance Band join the “Wheelmen” at the- Classic Cycle Ball in. Oteramika Hall, on WEDNESDAY, June 19. Novelty Dances. Good Supper. Ladies 1/6; Gents 2/6; Double Ticket 3/6. Free Buses leave H. and H. Garage at 7.30 p.m. 1796 MABEL GRAND BALL WILL be held on the 27th, NOT the 20th. Star Orchestra. 1809 Keep Wednesday, July 3rd free for WOODLANDS FOOTBALLERS BALL. Free Bus. Ambassadors Orchestra. . 1815 OTAUTAU DAIRYMEN’S ’ BALL Will be held in OTAUTAU TOWN HALL on FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1935. Revellers Dance Band of six instruments. Gents 3/-; Ladies 2/-. 1794 ALEX. BEANGE, Secretary. :