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Southland Times, Issue 22915, 13 June 1936, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. “THE BRIGHTEST MUSICAL COMEDY IN YEARS” —Auckland Herald. 4|| STATE | b —— iv Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Commencing To-day. 3 — BIG SESSIONS — 3 2 P.M. and 7.45 P.M. AND GALA MIDNIGHT MATINEE AT 10.20 P.M. Piquant, Vivacious —JESSIE MATTHEWS——JESSIE MATTHEWS——JESSIE MATTHEWS——JESSIE MATTHEWS— The “Evergreen” Girl—in a fast-moving pot-pourri of delightful songs, zestful dancing, tender romance and gorgeous ballet routines— flashing and sparkling with brilliant merriment. , “FIRST A GIRL” ~], df “FIRST A GIRL” |) l ‘l[ “FIRST A GIRL” P with SONNIE HALE SONNIE HALE ANNA LEE, GRIFFITHS JONES. Has run long seasons everywhere and broken many a record. A GAUMONT BRITISH SPECIAL. (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) —Also Screening— Comprehensive pictures of the Rugby Test Match ALL BLACKS v. ENGLAND The most spectacular and exciting game of the recent “All Black” tour Reserves at Begg’s until 12 a.m. After 12 at theatre, Phone 645. FULLERS’ BIG VAUDEVILLE SHOW. Direct from London. CIVIC THEATRE. Commencing NEXT MONDAY NIGHT FOR A LIMITED SEASON. With Gala Performance at 8 p.m. MATINEE, WEDNESDAY at 2.15 p.m. Sir Benjamin Fuller presents the very latest in Vaudeville presentation, staged in its entirety as presented in London. THE HART — O’BRIAN V-A-U-D-E-V-I-L-L-E 1 COMPANY —' in the gorgeous French Show “BIRDS OF THE NIGHT” “BIRDS OF THE NIGHT” “BIRDS OF THE NIGHT” “BIRDS OF THE NIGHT” From the Casino de Paris, Wonderful Scenic Effects, Dazzling Costumes, Sensational Vaudeville Acts, with Dancing and Hilarious Comedy. 40 ARTISTS 500 DRESSES 20 - GORGEOUS SCENES - 20 80 — Tons of Scenery and Effects — 80 The biggest Vaudeville Show ever Imported to New Zealand. Featuring JANICE HART International Revue Star. — FRANK O’BRIAN London’s Favourite Comedian. THE 3 VELESCOS Acrobatic Team. From the Folies Bergere. THE ORLANDOS Sensational Adagio Dancers. DESIREE and MONTIGUE Famous Dancers from the London Coliseum. DAVE JAMES The Cigarette Marvel. VIC. SANDERSON The Amazing Juggler. I Alex Kellaway Marie Doran Cecil Scott Alma Aldous Boy Paul Phyl. Jamieson | Max Reddy Ivy Ivel The Famous 12 CASINO GIRLS and the RIVIERA MANNEQUINS Box Plans at Begg’s, where a big rush for reservations is proceeding. Prices. —Evening, 4/-, 3/- 2/-. Plus tax. Matinee —3/-, 2/-, 1/6. Plus tax. Children half price at Matinee only. 1399 WINTON WOMEN’S INSTITUTE CONCERT. THEATRE ROYAL, JUNE 16th, 8 p.m. —PROGRAMME— Orchestral Selection. Song, Mrs L. de la Perrelle. Dance, Mr Sutherland’s Pupils. Song, Mrs H. McDonald. One Act Play, “The Dish of Scandal.” (First in Drama Festival). Song, Miss Mclndoe. Tap Dance, Misses Hamilton and Campbell. Interval. Orchestral Selection. One-Act Play, “Mechanical Jane.” Song, Miss G. Cameron. Recitation, Miss I. Deegan. Song, Miss N. Grant. One Act Play, “Their New Paying Guest” (Second in Drama Festival). God Save the King. Admission 1/6; Children half-price.—M. Dixon, Hon. Sec. J 1293 MEETINGS. SUNDAY NIGHT, 8.15. SUNDAY NIGHT, 8.15. IN VICTORIA HALL. J) G. NAIRN, IRISH EVANGELIST. Subject: “A WOMAN’S FOLLY.” Rake your Fires and Come and Hear this homely Irishman. J 1294 HAGGER IS COMING! 1407 V >•" 11 i BOXING. ~ B O X I N G. ~~ WINTON. TOURNAMENT. MONDAY NIGHT. COMPETITORS, Trainers and Officials please note that the H. & H. Bus will leave H.B. Corner at 6.45 p.m. sharp. E. H. HUGHES, J 1317 Secretary.