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Southland Times, Issue 22733, 8 November 1935, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. j MATINEE TO-DAY, 2 p.m. “OH! DADDY” and “ONE NIGHT OF LOVE.” l!|l|| CIVIC THEATRE ||l TO-NIGHT 745 n m TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT P TO-NIGHT DOUBLE FEATURE ATTRACTION. A VERITABLE RIOT OF MIRTH. “OH! DADDY I “OH! DADDY | | | “OH ! DADDY 1| (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) ROBERTSON HARE LESLIE HENSON. ALSO' A revival of the MUSICAL PLAY THAT MADE FILM HISTORY: I “ONE NIGHT OF LOVE” I 1 “ONE NIGHT OF LOVE” I 111 “ONE NIGHT OF LOVE” ||| (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) With Glamorous GRACE MOORE GRACE MOORE GRACE MOORE TO-MORROW. MATINEE 2 p.m. EVENING 7.45 p.m. DIRECT from RECORD SEASONS in AUCKLAND, WELLINGTON, CHRISTCHURCH and DUNEDIN. The most glorious musical romance, with a bracket of outstanding song hits and Rogers-Astaire dance sensations, together with the most gorgeous gowns and girls. “ ROBERTA ” 17= “ ROBERTA ” “ ROBERTA ” “ROBERTA ” “ROBERTA” “ROBERTA” “ROBERTA” “ROBERTA ” “ROBERTA ” IRENE DUNNE GINGER ROGERS FRED ASTAIRE A sparkling love story rippling through the fashion salons of Gay Paree . . . told to the dream-disturb-ing melodies of Jerome Kern. NEW DANCE SENSATIONS! . . . GASPING GOWNS; A FORTUNE IN FURS, A RANSOM IN JEWELLERY MODELLED BY RAVISHING MANNEQUINS . . , MUSICAL MIRACLES .... BREATHLESS BEAUTY IN ABUNDANCE! (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Book at Begg’s or Phone 1744. BAND OF THE FIRST BATTALION (SOUTHLAND REGIMENT). SUNDAY EVENING CONCERT. REGENT THEATRE. on SUNDAY, November 10, 1935, At 8.15 p.m. PROGRAMME: I—Fanfare of Trumpets. 2—“ The Jolly Coppersmith.” (With effects). 3 —Hymn, “Leady Kindly Light.” (In darkness). 4—Selection, “Carmen.” (Oamaru Contest). s—Song, “Arise O Sun.” (Mr Walter Smith). 6—Post Horn Solo, (R. Simpson). 7—Petite Selection, “Scottish Airs.” (Atmospheric setting). B—Patrol, “The Red, White and Blue.” (Featuring Trombones). 9—Song, Own Selection (Mr T. A. Clark). 10—Walt? Song, “Underneath the Eastern Moon.” (Local Composition). 11 —Novelty, “Modern Snapshots.” (Variety), 12—Hymn, “Rock of Ages.” (Special arrangement). 13—Contest March, “Gill Bridge.” (Featuring Drummers). 14—National Anthem. (Flourish of Trumpets). Silver Coin Collection. Proceeds in aid of Oamaru Contest Funds. L. A. BLACKMORE, 5508 Secretary. FINANCIAL. THE PERMANENT BUILDING SOCIETY OF INVERCARGILL. DEPOSITS— The Society is prepared to accept money on fixed terms at following rates of interest:— 3 Years and Over. 3i% 2 Years and Over. 3% 1 Year and Over. E. B. PILCHER, Secretary. New Zealand Insurance Buildings, Esk Street. DENTAL REPAIRS. UNRIVALLED SERVICE At Minimum Cost. FOR CASH ONLY. FULL SET ----- From £2 10. REMODEL £1 10. OUTSTANDING VALUE. Sets at £3 10/-; Guaranteed £5 5/value. EXTRACTIONS only free for Sets. No Mass Production Methods. All Work Personally Performed. A. E. H. BATH, DENTIST, DEE STREET. (Next Geddes, Tailor). Phone 402. Private 204. “DING A SINGER.” i Ji ?JWNE 1882.