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Southland Times, Issue 23140, 5 March 1937, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS 2 p.m.—LAST SCREENINGS—7.4S p.m. CLARK GABLE JEAN HARLOW WALLACE BEERY in CHINA SEAS! CHINA SEAS’ Romance, Adventure, Excitement, Thrills. , (Recommended by Censor for Adults;) MAJESTIC Nf; Theatre of Distincttonjy Direction—Fuller-Hayward Theatre Corp. 2 P.M. — TWICE DAILY — 7.45 P.M. TOMORROW THE GREATEST THRILL MYSTERY SINCE LON CHANEY’S “THE UNHOLY THREE” There was a little old lady who ran a doll shop in Montmartre but she wasn’t a little old lady . . . and the dolls were not toys ... they came to life to kill—to wreck the most amazing revenge that a human fiend ever conceived. THE DEVIL DOLL == S THE DEVIL DOLL HH === THE DEVIL DOLL = = THE DEVIL DOLL = THE DEVIL DOLL S THE DEVIL DOLL |= He shrank humans into Devil Dolls. . . Not since Lon Chaney’s remarkable triumphs such a thrilling mystery! Unbelievable—but you see it right before your eyes! Something new—something different in screen annals. — LIONEL BARRYMORE — as Paul Duval, who escaped from Devil’s Island, with the secret that baffled science. — MAUREEN O’SULLIVAN — as Lorraine, beautiful daughter of the doll woman. FRANK LAWTON as Toto, suspicious of a strange—unnatural terror. GRACE FORD as Lachna, a beautiful girl who became a Devil Doll. DIRECTED BY TOD BROWNING who made Lon Chaney’s greatest screen success! (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Box Plans at H. & J. Smith’s, Patrick’s Sports Depot, or ’Phone Theatre 738. Children Under 16 Not Admitted.

BOXING BOXING BOXING BOXING CIVIC THEATRE, BOXING INVERCARGILL. BOXING MONDAY, 15th MARCH. BOXING AMBROSE PALMER BOXING AMBROSE PALMER BOXING v BOXING ROY DE GANS BOXING ROY DE GANS BOXING This fight will be Palmer’s BOXING only contest in New ZeaBOXING land, as he is returning to BOXING Australia immediately after BOXING the fight. BOXING Reserves at Beggs on BOXING Monday. BOXING F. H. HUGHES, BOXING Secretary. 8391 DANCES OREPUKI DAIRY STAFF, WILL hold their ANNUAL BALL, on 12th MARCH, at 8 p.m, Syncopators’ Orchestra. Good floor. Good supper. Gents 3/-; Ladies 2/-. ■ 8393 G. B. PURDUE. I POSTPONEMENT NOTICES DDUMMOND Amateur Cycling Club’s Wind-up Ball to be held on Thursday, March 11 POSTPONED until further notice. 8372. . WM. J. BOOTH, Hon. Sec. THE Annual Meeting of the Winton Women’s Institute will not be held till further notice owing to prevailing epidemic.—M. Dixon, Ebn. Secretary. 8389 OWING to the Epidemic, the Lochiel W.D.F.U. Birthday Party, which was to have been held on the 11th March, has been abandoned. No meeting will take place this month. A. LEDINGTON, 8381 Secretary. DRESSMAKING CHILDREN’S Dressmaker specializes in making Boys’ Shirts and Trousers from old or new materials. Phone 2189. Md 99 LADIES’ Own Materials made up in Latest Styles. Alterations and Renovations.—MßS DRYDEN, Sewing Shop, opp. H. & J. Smith’s, Tay Street. TONS CHOICE Plums, Freestone I 2 Peaches, Nectarines, Tomatoes, Pears, Apples. Selling all day today.— BOWDEN’S Salerooms. Mels2 RELAXATION FROM BUSINESS. RESTFULNESS FROM SHOPPING. VISIT THE ROSEWOOD. Cr. DEE AND ESK STREETS. (Entrance Esk Street). Take the Lift. LUNCHEON AND AFTERNOON TEAS OUR SPECIALTY. Open Daily till 10.30 p.m. PRIVATE ROOM FOR FUNCTIONS. Enquiries Invited. CHOICE Nectarines, Freestone lOu Peaches, Plums, Tomatoes, Pears, Apples. Selling all day today.— BOWDEN’S Salerooms.