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Southland Times, Issue 22727, 1 November 1935, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.

LAY WORRY; ASIDE AT THE CINEMA.

MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 TO-DAY oOo II 7.45 || MAJESTIC || 7.4 Q Come and Laugh until your sides ache at Damon Runyon’s Hilarious Comedy. SHE LOVES A UNIFORM SHE LOVES A UNIFORM (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Featuring PATRICIA ELLIS LARRY CRABBE. Trying to Control the Love Affairs of a Pretty Heiress creates Laughs for Everyone. OOooOO — Now for a dash of the salt sea air. Come Out Where the Thrills Begin. THE GAMBLING SHIP THE GAMBLING SHIP With CARY GRANT CARY GRANT BENITA HUME. Glenda Farrell — Roscoe Karns. New kinds of Sensations and Romances on the Gilded Decks of the Gambling Ship. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Latest Paramount News. Some Managerial Opinions of “THE BIOGRAPHY OF A BACHELOR GIRL” That is coming to you on SATURDAY. Norman Hayward, St. James Theatre, Auckland: If Invercargill audiences love Sparkling Dialogue, Rapid Fire action and some of the most Gorgeous of Mountain scenery, they can prepare for a real entertainment treat. Walter Gray, St. James, Wellington. One of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer’s brightest productions. Our season was the biggest for many months. Robert Montgomery is a scream and Ann Harding plays the role of her career. John Hamer, St. James, Dunedin: We had a remarkable season I know the Invercargill people will enjoy this truly great show. HER MOTTO WAS KISS AND TELL! CAN YOU IMAGINE ANYTHING FUNNIER THAN A CHAIN OF GAY BLADES ... GROWN FAT, POMPOUS AND FAMOUS ■ ■ . TROOPING BACK TO BEG A BEAUTIFUL GIRL NOT TO WRITE HER BIOGRAPHY? ||||| “BIOGRAPHY OF A BACHELOR GIRL.” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Sparkling Adaptation of the Celebrated Stage Success. It Crackles with the most Delicious Comedy Situations. Featuring Eobert tutontgomery OBERT JLtIoNTGOMERY Egbert tutontgomery OBERT .MONTGOMERY Ann ttarding nn Harding EDWARD EVERETT HORTON, UNA MERKEL—EDWARD ARNOLD. — On the Same Programme — Another Wonderful Charlie Chase Comedy, THE CHASES OF PIMPLE STREET And “IRELAND, THE EMERALD ISLE.” Fitzpatrick Travel Gem in Glorious Technicolour. Box Plans at H. & J. Smith’s. NOTICE TO ELECTORS. WARNING IT H E ROLL WARNING 1 CLOSES WARNING WARNING NEXT MONDAY, WARNING 4th inst. WARNING WARNING MAKE SURE THAT YOU WARNING ARE ON. WARNING WARNING ONLY 3 DAYS LEFT. WARNING WARNING ENROL AT ONCE. WARNING With the Registrar of ElectWARNING ors, Court House Tay St. WARNING or at THE RESTORATION LEAGUE OFFICE, Temple Chambers, Esk Street. (Above Singer Taxis).Open Every Day including Saturday from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Ring Our Phone No.- 2026 for All Information. THE INVERCARGILL RESTORATION AND PROGRESS LEAGUE. DENTAL REPAIRS. Broken Dental Plates. REPAIRED IN THREE HOURS. Replace Tooth 4/-. Cracked Plate 6/-. New Tooth 5/-. Broken Plate 7/-. Country Work by Return Post or Bus. Dental Repair Service. F. A. Applegarth, Manager, ALEXANDRA BUILDINGS. Corner Dee and Don Sts., Invercargill. WANTED TO SELL. E. WATSON & COYS prices for ■' Horse, Cow, Stack, Mill or Engine Covers are still the lowest—consistent with quality. I LOST AND FOUND. LOST— Wage Book. Please return 74 Jackson Street. Reward. Nal3 LOST between Clifton Street and Railway Station, one child’s Nappa Glove. Finder please return to Times Office. 5334 LOST— Switch and Chain off timber lorry, between Invercargill and Waipango. Leave at Rialto. Reward.. 5324 LOST on Labour Day, between Gore and Invercargill,, one lady’s Black and White Kid Glove. Finder please ?*turn to Times Office. 0732