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Southland Times, Issue 23182, 24 April 1937, Page 1

1 AMUSEMENTS <l|| | STATE ~| |||l> Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. 2 P.M. - TWICE DAILY - 7.45 P.M. ANOTHER GREAT TRIUMPH FROM THE FIRST GENTLEMAN OF THE SCREEN. The London “Era” Critic Writes: “ ‘DISRAELI’ OVERSHADOWED.” —GEORGE ARLISS——GEORGE ARLISS——GEORGE ARLISS——GEORGE ARLISS——GEORGE ARLISS——GEORGE ARLISS— The Incomparable Actor in an Incomparable Screen Play. ’ “EAST MEETS WEST” “EAST MEETS WEST” “EAST MEETS WEST” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) EVEN SURPASSING HIS “GREEN GODDESS.” Mystery and Intrigue in the Glamorous Orient! The Eternal Problem of Lives Sundered by the Colour-Line. Rich in Action, Thrills, Adventure, and Heart-gripping Romance. —SUPERLATIVE FEATURETTES—“By The Waters of Minnetonka” (Coloured Musical). “Diamonds In The Rough” (Comedy). “Palm Mystery” (Novelty). A Special Film of the ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICAN CLIPPER AT AUCKLAND. And the Latest Newsreels. ALREADY BOOKING IS HEAVY. Reserves at Begg’s until 11.45 a.m. After 12 at Theatre. Phone 645. “LLOYDS OF LONDON” is Coming.

CIVIC THEATRE WHERE CONNORS AND PAUL CONNORS AND PAUL CONNORS AND PAUL In conjunction with Sir Benjamin Fuller Say Goodbye to Invercargill! with

GEORGE WALLACE GEORGE WALLACE GEORGE WALLACE YOUR LAST TWO OPPORTUNITIES OF SEEING George before he sails from New Zealand direct to Hollywood. Come Along and make Whoopee with him I THIS AFTERNOON AT 2.15. TONIGHT AT 8. Two Big Gala Performances. HELLO PROSPERITY! See George as a Big Game Hunter! as a Burglar! an Opera Singer! a Goffor! (if you know what that means), 'Hie Perfect Lover! and a Commissionaire! WITH MINNIE LOVE — LULL A FANNING WILL MILLAR - REX & BESSIE THE MARCELLA TRIO. THE RUSSELL BROTHERS LEO TRENNETTE DELANEY AND BUTT. EDNA HARDY and HARRY LOCK JUNE and GINGER, and the “SUNKIST” BEAUTY BALLET. Box Plans at Begg’s. Esk Street. PRICES: Reserved Circle and O. Stalls 4/-; other prices at doors 3/-, 2/- and 1/6 (plus tax). Doors open 7 p.m. MATINEE PRICES: 2/-; 6d extra Reserves; 1/6 and 1/-. plus tax. Children half-price matinee only. Saturday Night—Bluff train, BluffRiverton Rocks and Makarewa Buses delayed till 11 p.m. Ar 545 SHOWS SOUTHLAND METROPOLITAN WINTER SHOW. DRILL HALL, INVERCARGILL. MAY 12, 13, 14, 15. Grand display of dairy produce, HAMS AND BACON, JAMS AND PICKLES, FRUIT, BAKING, NEEDLEWORK, LIVE STOCK, WOOL, ROOTS, VEGETABLES, SCHOOL WORK, ETC. Also TRADES DISPLAYS and FLOWER SHOW. POPULAR AMUSEMENTS. ENTRIES for all sections and Applications for space, CLOSE on SATURDAY, May 1. Schedules of Classes and Prize Money are obtainable on application A. L. ADAMSON, Secretary. P.O. Box 219, Invercargill. Phones 177 and 1549. 48 CARD EVENINGS ROLL UP! ROLL UP! EUCHRE Tonight (Saturday) Everybody’s Hall at 8 p.m. Admission 1/-. —W. McCleery & J. Payne. Au64B OTAHUTI Fortnightly Euchre and Dance commences on Saturday, April 24. Good prizes and supper provided. 9482

BROWNS EUCHRE TOURNAMENT. THE Fortnightly Euchre Tournament will commence on Tuesday, 27th April at 8 p.m. in the Browns Hall. DANCE TO FOLLOW. N. GRIFFITHS, 147 Secretary Browns Tennis Club. EUCHRE and DANCE in Isla Bank Hall every Fortnight commencing May Ist. Proceeds in aid of Hall funds. Au 633 HUNTING BIRCHWOOD HUNT. Qualifying runs will be held on the Racecourse, Winton, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, April 28, 29 and 30th. All runs at 2 p.m. Horses require to have this season’s qualifications for Hunters event on May 15th. 77 F 'MATHESON, Secretary.