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Southland Times, Issue 25362, 14 August 1935, Page 1

| AMUSEMENTS. MATINEE, TO-DAY, 2 p.m. “EVENSONG” and “THE MYSTERY WOMAN.” (11l l||l CIVIC THEATRE |||l l| r TO-NIGHT 745 n m TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT P TO-NIGHT A DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION. A GLORIOUS MUSICAL ROMANCE. THE WHOLE WORLD HAS ACCLAIMED. BEVERLEY NICHOLS’ World-discussed Masterpiece. “EVENSONG” “EVENSONG” “EVENSONG” “EVENSONG” A GAUMONT-BRITISH SPECIAL. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Starring England’s Beautiful Star, — EVELYN LAYE — You have never really Heard her Glorious Voice. Supported By FRITZ KORTNER—ALICE DELYSIA CONCHITA SUPERVIA BROWNING MUMMERY. The career of a prima donna who sacrifices all for her career but finds only bitterness and disillusion the rewards of a fickle public. ALL THE GRANDEUR OF GRAND OPERA THE GRANDEUR OF GRAND OPERA IN PARIS! VIENNA! VENICE! LONDON! Also FASCINATING! ALLURING! MYSTERIOUS! MONA BARRIE, GILBERT ROLAND i MONA BARRIE, GILBERT ROLAND in “THE MYSTERY WOMAN.” “THE MYSTERY WOMAN.” “THE MYSTERY WOMAN.” “THE MYSTERY WOMAN.” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) The secret in her eyes could not be fathomed and her carmine smile was an enigma. . . as she walked the path of danger to save the man she loved! Book at Begg’s or Phone 1744. JIMPIRE THEATRE RIVERTON. TO-NIGHT (Wednesday) at 8 p.m. (Recommended for Adult Audiences). “CHARLIE CHAN IN PARIS.” “CHARLIE CHAN IN PARIS.” “CHARLIE CHAN IN PARIS.” GOOD SUPPORTS. 3280 ,

!’ CONCERT CANCELLED. OWING to unforeseen circumstances, the 20 minute Parties Entertainr ment set down for August 14th in aid; of the Southern Plunket Princess, has been CANCELLED. Ticket holders may obtain a refund on application to BOYD & CO., 54 Esk Street. Southern Plunket Sub-Committee. . 3233 SMITH’S TEA ROOMS. J NEXT SATURDAY, 17th August, 1935. . At 8 p.m. i VOCAL RECITAL BY PUPILS V from the Studio of Mr Kennedy Black, F.T.C.L. & L.R.S.M. Assisted by Mr Robert Henry, F.T.C.L. & L.R.S.M. ADMISSION 2/-. Reserves 6d extra. Box Plan at Begg’s. 2990 SPRING FETE. i VICTORIA HALL. VICTORIA HALL. >i ; GRAND SPRING FETE • Proceeds for St. Mary's School Funds. s TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. OFFICIAL Opening by the Mayor, John Miller Esq., at 7.30 p.m. ■ A Concert by Pupils of St. Joseph’s School, 9 p.m. i Complete change of Programme each , Night. Baking Competition, Thursday, 3 p.m. Entries free. Judge Miss Lousley. Monster Baby Show, Friday, 3 p.m. Children’s Fancy Dress Parade, 3 p.m. BARGAINS IN FANCY GOODS, CLOTHING AND PRODUCE. i TEA ROOMS. AMUSEMENT PARLOURS. Admission 6d; Children 3d. 3293 MEETINGS. i PRESBYTERIAN SOCIAL SERVICE ASSOCIATION OF SOUTHLAND.

I THE Annual General Meeting will be held in FIRST CHURCH CENTRAL HALL TO-NIGHT (Wednesday) 14th August, at 8 o’clock p.m. BUSINESS: To receive Report and Balance-Sheet; and to Elect Members of Committee in place of those retiring by effluxion of time. Subscribers and friends invited to attend. R. J. CUMMING, 3291 Secretary. FARM COMPETITION. PRIZE FARM COMPETITIONS. FOR SHIELDS PRESENTED BY THE REGINALD MACKINNON TRUST. I ENTRIES r.re invited in the above Competitions for farms of: (a) Up to 250 acres. (b) 250 acres and over. Entries close with the undersigned on SATURDAY, 17th instant. Full particulars are available on application. Southland A. & P. Association, A. L. ADAMSON, Crescent, Invercargill. Secretary. (P.O. Box 219). -3179 CONVALESCENT HOME. ORAIGIELEA Convalescent Home. Cnr. Yarrow and Kelvin Street. Elderly people specially cared for. ’Phone 958. “DING A SINGER.” li Ju569 WE have secured the Southland agency for Owl Batteries. 6.8 V 11 plate, £2 2/-; 6.8 V 11 plate, heavier plates, £2 10/-; 6.8 V 11 plate heaVy duty, £2 18/6; 6.8 V 13 plate, £2 18/6; 6.8 V 15 plate, £3 7/6; 12 V 7 plate standard type, £4 10/-.—T. &T. Motor Repair Depot, Dee Street, Phone 2044. |