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Southland Times, Issue 23308, 18 September 1937, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS ACCLAIMED ARLISS’S GREATEST TRIUMPH. <||l| STATE k ’l] The Leading Theatre |l‘ Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. —Always Cosy and Warm—--2 p.m. — Twice Daily — 7.45 p.m. ARLISS AT HIS VERY BEST. Rippling Laughter from Beginning to End. —GEORGE ARLISS——GEORGE ARLISS——GEORGE ARLISS——GEORGE ARLISS——GEORGE ARLISS——GEORGE ARLISS— In A Delightful Modern Comedy “TITS LORDSHIP” SB UIB “HIS LORDSHIP” 1 “HIS LORDSHIP” '• A G.B.D. Special. The Arliss of old in one of those Grand Whimsical Comedies as only Arliss can play them. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Grand Supporting Programme. Reserves at Begg’s until 5 p.m. After 5 at Theatre. Phone 645. THE INVERCARGILL CIVIC BAND Under Conductor A. R. Wills. CIVIC THEATRE SUNDAY EVENING, 8.15. ORAND MUSICAL RECITAL. PROGRAMME: Hymn - “Fierce Raged the Tempest” March - - “The Gladiator’s Farewell” BAND. Vocal Solo, “Someone who cares for Me” MISS BETTY BUTLER. j Harmonica Duo, - - “Musical Gems” Messrs Max Walker & Cliff Newton. Special Star Attraction — Humorous Sketch, MR TANO FAMA. Oriental Fantasy, “In a Chinese Temple Garden, BAND. Dazzling Coloured Lights Display— MR RON HENDERSON. Melodeon Solo — “Old Time Medley” BANDSMAN GEO. KING. Vocal solos, (a) The Chapel in the Moonlight; (b) Serenade in the Night. MISS ANNE JENKINSON. Valse di Concert, “Red Roses” BAND Clarry Swan’s Novelty Trio in Favourite Melodies. Piano Accordion Solos* - - - Selected, MR R. PENNY. March—“ Merry and Bright,” BAND. God Save The King. Chairman President, J. J. Stott Esq. Accompanist, Mr Gordon Lindsay, L.T.C.L. Donations thankfully received at ticket office. / Citizens roll up and help your Band. 5p535 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 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. | i KLEXEMA ROOMS, 9 NEWBURGH’S BUILDINGS, ESK STREET, INVERCARGILL. Phone 1319. Will advertise when re-visiting Gore. NOTICE. PROFESSOR F. WEBB WILL PRACTISE AT THE RAILWAY HOTEL, I INVERCARGILL, j On . I FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24. | ONE DAY ONLY. HOURS: 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. CONSULTATION FREE. PROFESSOR F. WEBB has cured the worst cases of Bladder troubles known in Southland. PROFESSOR F. WEBB has cured the worst cases of Headaches known in Southland. PROFESSOR F. WEBB has cured the worst cases of Rheumatics known in Southland. PROFESSOR F. WEBB has cured the most obstinate cases of Indigestion known in Southland. PROFESSOR F. WEBB has cured the most obstinate cases of Gout and Neuritis known in Southland. PROFESSOR F WEBB has cured the most obstinate cases of Acne known in Southland. PROFESSOR F. WEBB has cured the worst cases of Bronchial Asthma known in Southland. PROFESSOR F. WEBB has cured the worst cases of Asthma known in Southland. /lOITRE; Professor F. Webb has cured \J the worst cases of Goitre known in Southland. PROFESSOR F. WEBB has cured the worst cases of Skin Diseases known in Southland. 4359 LADDERS repaired in Silk Hose and Hemstitching. Same day service at MRS DRYDEN’S Sewing Shop, Tay Street. I