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Southland Times, Issue 23305, 15 September 1937, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS 2 P.M. — TWICE DAILY — 7.45 P.M. ■ MAJESTIC j|| Theatre of Distinction —== , We Study Your Comfort. Direction: Fuller-Hayward Theatre Corp. DEFINITELY ITS STILL THE “TOP OF THE TOWN!” METRO-GOLD WYN-MAYER’S > __ ~ “AFTER THE THIN MAN” With WM. POWELL MYRNA LOY ELISSA LANDI JOSEPH CALLEIA JAMES STEWART LAST THREE DAYS OF THIS DELIGHTFUL AND VERY ENTERTAINING SHOW. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) EXCELLENT FEATURETTES: A Pete Smith Specialty, Fitzpatrick Travel Talk and News. Plans at H. & J. Smith’s — Rice’s Majestic Shop or Phone Theatre 738. Empire pictures, riverton. TONIGHT, 8 p.m. “LAW BEYOND THE RANGE” and “TOLL OF THE ROAD” (Both approved for Universal Exhibition.) 4268 DANCES. MR and MRS J. A. BAIRD request the pleasure of the company of friends and acquaintances at a Dance to be held in the Oreti Hall on Thursday, September 16. Sl3BB SATURDAY. SATURDAY. In the afternoon—The big Cycle Race. In the evening—The Big Dance at SMITH’S HALL. (The Home of Rhythm). GUESTS of Honour—Visiting Otago Cyclists. The Dance Band is—The one and only THE TROUBADOURS. Gents 2/-. Ladies 1/6. / 4291 DANCE. DANCE. DANCE. PRINCESS MOLLIE Invites young and old to a Monster modern and oldtime DANCE, ST. MARY’S HALL, SATURDAY, 18th. EXCELLENT MUSIC AND SUPPER. Ladies 1/6. Gents 2/-. 4284 TTTE the undersigned Dance Orchestras V V being members of the Otago & Southland Musicians’ Union, beg to intimate that we are not prepared to accept less than the Award rates as at present in force under the Otago & Southland Musicians’ Award. This decision to hold until the announcement of a new Award, which is shortly to be brought before the Arbitration Court. Troubadours’ Dance Band, Ambassadors’ Dance Band, Silver Fem Orchestra, Syncopators’ Orchestra, Gaiety Dance Band, Revellers’ Dance Band, Star Orchestra, Regent Orchestra. On and behalf of the above, W. S. WHITTY, Southland Branch Secretary Musicians’ Union. 4286 SOCIAL AND DANCE SOCIAL and DANCE will be held in WAIMATUKU HALL On Thursday, 16th September at 8 p.m. In honour of Mr A. W. Clark on his retirement from the directorate of Wrights Bush factory. Non-subscribers 2/6 and 1/6. geo. McDonald, 4226 Chairman of Committee. PROFESSIONAL PROFESSIONAL. DURING building operations in Spey Street, MR JAMES A. CAMERON, Surgeon Dentist, will occupy temporary premises at 175 Dee Street, opposite the Power Board. Phone 1212. Jb62 ‘g'LEXEMA SKIN TREATMENT Acne Seborrhoea Eczema Falling Hair Psoriasis Alopecia Baby Eczema Varicose Ulcers Instantly relieved and successfuly treated. Violet Ray and Hydro Treatments. Scalp Massage. Advice is Free. Booklet Posted. KLEXEMA ROOMS, 9 NEWBURGH’S BUILDINGS, ESK STREET, INVERCARGILL. Phone 1319. Will advertise when re-visiting Gore. DRESSMAKING SPRING CLOTHES.—Now is the time you must think of New Suits and Frocks. Your worry ceases if you bring your Materials to MISS O’NEILL, MAJESTIC CHAMBERS, who will design, cut and tack up (if required) your Frock to suit any occasion. Day and Evening Dressmaking Classes. THE “MODERNE” ACADEMY OF DRESSMAKING. TEACHES the latest and simplest method of Dress-designing and Cutting from “Moderne” Templets. Classes daily also Monday evening. MARGARET M. ROGERSON, Everybody’s Buildings, Tay Street