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Southland Times, Issue 25341, 20 July 1935, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

LADIES I With confidence and real pride we present for your pleasure “IMITATION OF LIFE.” It is in our opinion the most profoundly moving, the most tensely dramatic, the most beautifully photographed, and easily the BEST PICTURE of the new season. THE REGENT MATINEE 2 p.m. - TO-NIGHT 7.45. MATINEE—Monday 2 p.m. and 7.45. MATlNEE—Tuesday 2 p.m. and 7.45. THE PICTURE MAGNIFICENT 1 HERE IS TRUE DRAMATIC GENIUS. HERE IS THE SCREEN FULFILLING ITS GREAT DESTINY. Here is, once more, a Story of Life, so True, so Tender, so infinitely Moving that Audiences the world over unite in Acclaiming it one of the Truly Great Films. CLAUDETTE COLBERT “IMITATION —— OF LIFE” - With - WARREN WILLIAM ROCHELLE HUDSON LOUISE BEAVERS Ned Sparks — Baby Jane I I THE POWERFUL DRAMA OF A MOTHER AND DAUGHTER WHO ARE UNKNOWING RIVALS IN LOVE! Fanny Hurst . . . the woman who knows women and the kind of men they love . . has dipped her pen still deeper in the tears and laughter of life to bare the burning secrets of one woman’s | heart! | (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Excellent Associate Programme. “Going Places.” With Lowell Thomas. Colour Cartoon - ‘Toyland Premiere.” Newsreels, etc., etc. Plans at H. & J. Smith’s and Theatre. (Phone 1938). jVTATAURA REGENT THEATRE. — MONDAY — GREAT NEWS ! Here Is New Entertainment. COMEDY TALKIE TESTS. Conducted by DR. A. L. LEWIS, of Hollywood. Discoverer of Janet Gaynor. Remember Colin Tapley! Remember Elaine Hamill! Both New Zealanders now taking leading parts in Hollywood and Australia. You may be just the Type. No experience Required. WITH FULL PICTURE PROGRAMME. Jr 499 PUBLIC NOTICES. FOR VIM AND VITALITY. The energy element in my daily diet must be abundant. I must eat plenty of Bread. All doctors, all dieticians agree that Bread is the supreme energising food. Cheap though it is—and it is easily the cheapest food we know —it stands well at the head of the list as the best source of physical “pep.” —And, so delightful in flavour is MILLARS MILK MADE BREAD. ■—■■■■■ — .IT, MEETINGS. WINTON JOCKEY CLUB. IN view of the Birchwood Hunt and Jubilee Function on Wednesday, July 31, the date of the Annual Meeting of the WINTON JOCKEY CLUB has been altered to TUESDAY, JULY 30, at 8 p.m. L. G. de la PERRELLE, Jr 496 Secretary. LECTURES. MR D. McRAE will give an Address in Everybody’s Buildings, Tay St., on he 23rd, at 8 p.m., on the Great Pyramid Prophecy, in relation to the present crisis on world affairs. Collection. Jr47l — N.Z. ALLIANCE — “THE ROAD TO FREEDOM.” AN outstanding orator tells the story of slavery in N.Z. and the way out Facts—human interest—forcibly presented. REV. J. R. BLANCHARD, B.A. (President). VICTORIA HALL. MONDAY, JULY 22nd, 8 p.m. Chairman: His Worship the Mayor, John Miller Esq. “FAILURE OF REPEAL” J. MALTON MURRAY, (Gen. Sec.) Gives official statements proving “America’s Greatest Mistake,” and the tragic results of repeal. Come and hear the unassailable truth. ADMISSION FREE. COLLECTION. NOTE—The above speakers will occupy pulpits on Sunday, July 21st. Everybody cordially Welcome.