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Southland Times, Issue 22999, 19 September 1936, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. HEY KIDDIES ’ . . . LOOK! BIG PRESENTATION MATINEE 10.30 a.m. TO-DAY. SHIRLEY TEMPLE in “CAPTAIN JANUARY.” Every Child attending the morning Session to-day will be given FREE A LARGE BAR OF SHIRLEY TEMPLE'S FAVOURITE CHOCOLATE-COATED SWEET. | STATE |||||||i> Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. COMMENCING TO-DAY. MORNING MATINEE 10.30 a.m. MATINEES 2 p.m. and 4.45. EVENING SESSION 7.45 p.m. and MIDNIGHT MATINEE

At 10.20 p.m. The Darling of the Screen tops every former triumph. SHIRLEY TEMPLE SHIRLEY TEMPLE SHIRLEY TEMPLE SHIRLEY TEMPLE SHIRLEY TEMPLE As the whole world wants her— In the story the whole world loves. “CAPTAIN JANUARY’’ I “CAPTAIN JANUARY” | A 20th Century Fox Special. NEW SONGS! NEW DANCES! (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Box Plans at Begg’s until 12 a.m. After 12 at Theatre, ’Phone 645. UNCLAIMED TELEPHONE RESERVES HELD ONLY TILL 7.35 p.m. By Permission of the O.C. II BATTALION BAND || (Lieut. R. J. Simpson, Mus. Dir.) CIVIC THEATRE. THIS SUNDAY, 8.15 p.m. Speed, Thrills, Novelties.—Not an ordinary ConcertSeeing is believing. | RECOMMENDED FOR ADULTS, j Characteristic Bassplayer, Bass Trombone, Smithy and the Wolf, “Whistling Mary,” “Persian Market,” “Jolly Coppersmith,” etc.

| ALL STAR ARTISTS. | MISS DOROTHY FOOTHEAD Invercargill’s Popular Vocalist. MR WALTER SMITH The Sweetest Singer you ever heard. MR J. M. HARVEY Master of the Violin. Miss M. Donovan and Frank Donovan Delightful Guitar Duets. Mr R. Raper Mello-Piano Soloist. SILVER COIN SUBSCRIPTION. 4228 JIMPIRE PICTURES, RIVERTON. TO-NIGHT, 8 p.m. Charles Bickford and Helen Vinson in “A NOTORIOUS GENTLEMAN.” “A NOTORIOUS GENTLEMAN.” (Recommended by Censor for Adults). 4216

PROFESSIONAL. BAGPIPE MUSIC: Invercargill classes now well under way. Thorough expert individual tuition. Particulars etc. from C. E. Selby, Mokotua, Otara R.D. 4225 Hawaiian studios, h.b. Building and 22 McMaster Street, Teaches Piano-Banjo, Spanish and Hawaiian Guitar, Ukulele, Piano-Accordion, Banjo-Mandolin. Watch papers. 5p533 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. j ALEXANDRA BUILDINGS. J Corner Dee and Don Sts., Invercargill. ] - 3 ! DRESSMAKING. MISS R. L. VOICE, DRESSMAKER, WILL commence business at 234 Elies Road, on Monday, September 7th. (Opp. Boyd’s Fruit Shop). Terms modI erate. 3804 •

SEWING SHOP—Hose Mending and Hemstitching, same day service.— MRS DRYDEN, Phone 1249, Tay Street, opp. H. & J. Smith. TO MOTHERS—Special Class for the Cutting Out and Making of Children’s Frocks, etc. will be held by M. M. Rogerson at her Rooms, Everybody’s Bldgs, opp. Town Hall, on Tuesdays only. 1328

MISS E. E. JAMES, DRESSMAKER AND COSTUMIER. HAS commenced business at the COURT SAMPLE ROOMS, (Above J. R. McKenzie’s Ltd.) TAY STREET. Terms moderate. A trial solicited. 5m423 FOR THE Latest spring fashions AND THE BEST DRESSMAKING TRY • MISS J. SMITH, UNION BANK CHAMBERS, TAY STREET. (Formerly Miss Wilson’s). OUR SCIENTIFIC METHOD OF CUTTING enables us to Guarantee THE FIT OF ANY GARMENT FOR ANY FIGURE. If required we will tack up. This Year have More Clothes for Less Money, But first have them cut by MISS O’NEILL, MAJESTIC CHAMBERS - - DEE ST.

SPRING Fashions—Coats from S.S.W. to E.O.S. Frocks, Afternoon and Evening, all colours and sizes. Own material made up.—Mrs Dryden, Tay street, opp. H. & J. Smith’s. ’Phone 214&