Page 1 Advertisements Column 3

Southland Times, Issue 25315, 19 June 1935, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. | LAY WORRY ASIDE ’■ MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 TO-DAY II 7.45 II MAJESTIC || 7.45~jj GREAT DOUBLE PROGRAMME. Two Outstanding Attractions. , MYSTERY — EXCITEMENT ADVENTURE ROMANCE. SECRET i ,1 SECRET ) I OF THE CHATEAU 1I OF THE CHATEAU p Midnight in the Black Chateau, Ten mysterious persons, each with a secret mission: A treasure chest, creepy watchman: Greed and passion stalking in the night ... as doom strikes . . . and fear weaves its web of terror. ... a crime that baffles the greatest of detectives. Featuring CLAIRE DODD — CLARK WILLIAM WILLIAM FA VERSHAM GEORGE E. STONE. Now we introduce a New and Delightful Star. THE CHARMING ENGLISH ACTRESS with BINNIE BARNES BINNIE BARNES FRANK MORGAN — LOIS WILSON. Elizabeth Young . . Alan Hale. in Ursula Parrott’s story, There’s Always To-Morrow. THERE’S THERE’S ALWAYS TO-MORROW ALWAYS TO-MORROW You’ll Thrill to the Beauty and Charm of this Splendid Story - - and the Screen’s Newest and Greatest Personality. Absorbingly Dramatic, Buoyantly Humorous. (Both Features Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) Graham McNamee News. Plans H. & J. Smith’s Theatre Phone 738. ATAURA REGENT THEATRE. TO-NIGHT — TO-NIGHT. “MANHATTAN MELODRAMA.” She loved two men. One was a District Attorney and the other a racketeer. With CLARK GABLE, WILLIAM POWELL and MYRNA" LOY. Also ELISSA LANDI and PAUL LUKAS in “BY CANDLELIGHT.” A saucy comedy of a girl who tried to be a princess for a night. (Both Recommended for Adults.) J 0413 ST ANDREW’S SCOTTISH SOCIETY. Chief: J. L. McG. Watson. CHIEF’S NIGHT. SMITH’S HALL, Esk Street, WEDNESDAY, 19th JUNE, At 7.45. GRAND PROGRAMME. Singing, Instrumental, Dancing. A Scene from Jeanie Deans. Admission: Members Free; NonMembers 1/-. DANCE TO FOLLOW: Supper 6d. T. Y. PENMAN, 1861 Secretary. EUCHRE PARTY. SMITH’S HALL. TO-MORROW NIGHT at 8. IN Aid of Caledonian Pipe Band Scottish Fair. GOOD PRIZES. Hall comfortably heated. Sub. 1/6. J 0414 GREAT Variety Concert, Gorge Road, Thursday, 27th June, in aid of Children’s Health Camp. Concert 1/6; Dance 1/-; Children 6d. J 0399 BOXING. BOXING BOXING fIIVIC THEATRE. ’ BOXING V MONDAY NEXT. BOXING 7.45 p.m. BOXING i BOXING OPEN AND NOVICE BOXING TOURNAMENT. BOXING BOXING 30 CONTESTS. BOXING BOXING Entries from BOXING TUATAPERE, OTAUTAU, BOXING RIVERTON, WYNDHAM, • BOXING and BOXING GORE DISTRICTS. 1882 LECTURES. SWINE HUSBANDRY. MR GORRINGE, Government Instructor in Swine Husbandry, will Lecture at the following places at 8 1 p.m. each evening:— Otailtau Reading Room, Wednesday, June 19th. Browns Public Hall, Thursday, June 20th. Every Farmers’ Union Member is ‘ requested to attend. ! A. L. ADAMSON, Provincial Secretary. DANCES. JOIN the merry throng TO-NIGHT at the Classic Cycle Ball in the : Oteramika Hall. Popular Prices, Nov- ; elty Dances. Good supper. Hear the Troubadours Rhythmic Five. Free buses leave H. &H. Garage 7.30 p.m. 1886 A GRAND Wind Up Jubilee BALL will be held in South Hillend Hall on Friday, July 5. Regent Orchestra. Gents 2/6; Ladies 1/6. 1881 i THE EVENT OF THE SEASON. t j QDDFELLOWS’ BALL, OREPUKI. , 19th July. - SYNCOPATORS ORCHESTRA. 8 INSTRUMENTS 8 | SET SUPPER. Gents 3/-. Ladies 2/-. A. J. BONE, 1877 Secretary. , LENDERS, closing June 21, are invited ■ jL for Music, Pukerau Young People’s ) Ball. July 24.—R. Sharp, Secretary. ■ • J 6412 . ——■ I < ' (ILIFDEN super fine Carbonate of J Lime, ask for- ottr quotation The . Clifden Lime Co., Ltd., Invercargill. PtaMe 25.