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

AMUSEMENTS.

LAY WORRY ASIDE AT THE CINEMA.

MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 TO-DAY. II 7.45 || MAJESTIC || <f 7.~45~jJ IT’S GREAT. R. S. Van Dine’s Outstanding Story. PACKED WITH THRILLS! SUSPENSE AND LAUGHS! CASINO MURDER CASE CASINO MURDER CASE The Perfect Crime, but then Philo Vance is the Perfect Detective, You’ll Gasp . . . You’ll Howl . . . But You’ll never Guess it. PAUL LUKAS ALISON SKIPWORTH LOUISE FAZENDA (Recommended by Censor for Adults./ | Pete Smith Oddity Series “RUGBY” “RUGBY” — Come and see how our national game should be played. Thelma Todd — Patsy Kelly in a screamingly funny comedy. Metrotone Sound News. MATINEE SATURDAY. FREE TO EVERY BOY AND GIRL. MOVIE STAR CARD AND COLOURED STAMPS. 5/- will be awarded to the first boy and 5/- to the first girl who brings a completed card to the Theatre. Come to Saturday’s Matinee and hear all about this great competition. Saturday Matinee Programme: TOM MIX in The Man TOM MIX From Texas. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Oswald the Rabbit Cartoon. Basketball — Pictorial. Red Rider — Coloured Cartoon. ooOoo SATURDAY At 7.45. THE PLAY THAT HAS CREATED WORLD-WIDE ENTHUSIASM AND CONTROVERSY! A MEMORABLE EVENT! We Shall Have the Unique Honour to Present “In Person” THE SCREEN DEBUT OF THE WORLD’S MOST AMAZING YOUNG MAN. NOEL COWARD I I A.. The amazing story of a cynical philanderer, devoid of all human kindness who tosses aside a young girl’s love, then to discover, through death, that only her sympathy can bring him eternal rest! “Filmgoers who Fail to See The Scoundrel are Likely to be Frozen out of the After-dinner Conversation for Weeks to Come!” MORE PRESS TRIBUTES: “One of the most brilliant films yet presented.” —“Cinema.” “Huge crowd amazed at the daringly unconventional nature of the story. All paid tribute to the superb performance of Noel Coward.” —“Herald,” Wellington. Box Plans at H. & J. Smith’s. HURRY AND RESERVE. MEETINGS. BLUFF REGATTA. fIIHE ANNUAL MEETING of the JL above will be held in BLUFF BAND ROOM on SATURDAY, November 9th. At 7.30 p.m. Ngl79 REUNION. GORE RETURNED SOLDIERS’ ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL REUNION. rpHE ANNUAL Reunion of the Gore JL R.S.A. will be held in the Theatre Royal, Mersey Street,, Gore, on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9, At 8 p.m. Sharp. All Ex-service Men of New Zealand or other forces should be present. A good time guaranteed. Mr C. J. Mollison (Oamaru), District Vice-president of the N.Z.R.S.A., will be present. M. GREEN, 5491 President. EDUCATIONAL. SOUTHLAND EDUCATION BOARD. CHRISTCHURCH TRAINING COLLEGE. APPLICATIONS for admission to the College in 1936 will be received up till 4 p.m. on 25th NOVEMBER, 1935. Applications for entrance under Division A will be received at this Office, and applications under Division C will be received by the Secretary, Otago Education Board, Dunedin. Division A students must have obtained a pass or partial pass in the Training College Entrance Examination, but those -sitting for the qualifying examination this year may apply for admission in anticipation of a pass or partial pass. Division C students must possess a University Degree, but those sitting for their final degree examinations during the current month may apply for admission to College in anticipation of completing the necessary qualification by the time the Training College opens. Applicants must be not less than 17 years of age on 31st December, 1935. Applicants should hold themselves in readiness to interview the Senior Inspector of Schools and the School Medical Officer at a time and place of which each applicant will be notified. Application forms and particulars regarding allowances payable to students may be obtained at this office. H. T. THOMPSON, Secretary. Education Office, Invercargill. November 7, ,1935. 5506