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Southland Times, Issue 23183, 26 April 1937, Page 1

I AMUSEMENTS i “This is a picture to see, and to remember—with reminiscent chuckles — for many days to come.” (S’land Times 24.4.37). “One of the most enjoyable films ever screened in Invercargill.” (S’land News 24.4.37). ■ MAJESTIC H Theatre of Distinction -=..== Direction —Fuller-Hayward Theatre Corp. 2 P.M. — TWICE DAILY — 7.45 P.M. Made in Australia for World Applause. IT ISN’T DONE IT ISN’T DONE IT ISN’T DONE IT ISN’T DONE IT ISN’T DONE IT ISN’T DONE IT ISN’T DONE Starring CECIL KELLAWAY Shirley Ann Richards Harvey Adams — John Longden. ITS HAPPY—IT’S GAY—WITH LAUGHTER ALL THE WAY. Cinesound’s Scintillating Modern Comedy Romance of real Australians “let loose” in London Society. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Box Plans at Theatre from 9 a.m. , 1 i DANCES Stiff luck Otautau —Races off again! Buzz round to the PORT—Everything just “Tops.” TONIGHT! TONIGHT! TONIGHT! Grand wahoo ball. BLUFF TOWN HALL. First Half Programme: Waltz ----- “Sin to tell a lie.” First Set “Popular Melodies.” Fox Trot ----- “Coney Island.” Three Step - “Ye Banks & Braes, etc.” One Step - “I’ll never say never again.” Maxina ------ “Maxina.” Alberts - - - - “Popular Melodies.” Canadian Schot., “Road to the Isles.” Valetta ----- “Lovely Lady.” Fox Trot ------ “Alone.” One Step - - - - “WAHOO.” £3 3/- Supper Waltz Competition. HALBERT’S ORCHESTRA. A Dance Band that does not require the Doctor. HEAR THEM PLAY WAHOO! — WHAT HO! Ladies 2/-. Supper Galore. Gents 3/-. Bundle Your Tin Lizzies out and Steer for the Port! So—Till 8 p.m. TONIGHT Au Revoir. MONDAY. , MONDAY. April 26th. Riverton sailing club ANNUAL BALL. Empire Theatre. Syncopators’ Orchestra. Ladies 2/-; Gents 3/-. H. & H. Buses from Ohai and Invercargill. 160 WINTON FOOTBALL CLUB.

QRAND OPENING BALL. TOMORROW NIGHT. RADIO HALL, WINTON. Troubadours’ Orchestra. Ladies 2/-; Gents 4/-. E. L. WARD, 186 Secretary. KEEP the 20th May Free for Otapiri Junior Homemakers Club BALL. Further particulars later.—Annie Middleton, Secretary. 183 DENTAL REPAIRS Broken Dental Plates. REPAIRED IN THREE HOURS Replace Tooth 4/-. Cracked Plate 3Z-. New Tooth 5/-. Broken Plate 7/-. Country Work by Return Post or Bus. Dental Repair Service, A. F Applegarth, ALEXANDRA BUILDINGS. Corner Dee and Don Sts.. Invercargill WANTED TO RENT WANTED to Rent a House with or without a few acres of ground. Close in. Cash tenant.—“M. D.,” Times Office. Ats9l PROFESSIONAL MISS CATHERINE TODD HAS commenced the practice of CHIROPODY Treatment of Foot Ailments in the “Beauty Nook,” A.C.M. Buildings. opp. Post Office. Telephone 2066. FOOT TROUBLED ~ MISS EME MILLS, 127 Dee Street (first floor above Brown, Chemist), Corner Dee and Spey Streets. Corns, Ingrowing toenails, Bunions and all foot troubles successfully treated. Phone 1479. J^LEXEMA T - ! SKIN TREATMENT. Acne Seborrhoea Eczema Falling Hair Psoriasis Alopecia Baby Eczema Varicose Ulcers Instantly relieved and successfully treated Violet Ray and Hydro Treatments. Scalp Massage. Advice is Free Booklet Posted. KLEXEMA ROOMS, 9 NEWBURGH’S BUILDINGS, ESK STREET INVERCARGILL. Phone 1319 Visiting Gore every 2nd and 4th Friday each month. Hours: 9 a.m. till 5 p.m. CARRINGTON HOTEL.