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Southland Times, Issue 23332, 16 October 1937, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS GIGANTIC MATINEE. First Miss Madge Flaus’s pupils in A Dancing Revue. ..Solo Tap Dances. Delightful Operatic Ballet. Toe Dancing and lots of other Novelties, Pretty Costumes. Lively items. Then Special Short subjects on the screen and Two big Pictures, a Western and Shirley Temple in THE LITTLEST REBEL. I AND DON’T FORGET TO SIGN THE SHIRLEY TEMPLE AUTOGRAPH BOOK. It’s going to Shirley I herself in Hollywood. DARLING SHIRLEY! THE PICTURE IS SPLENDID! TRULY, IT’S WELL NIGH PERFECT. THRILLS, SONGS, DANCES, AND A GALLANT LITTLE LADY. Maybe you’ve seen it and loved it but we know you’ll see it again. Besides there’s another very good picture on the same programme. KI civic" - IK The Popular Theatre. Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. THE LITTLEST REBEL SHIRLEY TEMPLE Also on same programme, Harold Bell Wright’s famous story IT HAPPENED OUT WEST PAUL KELLY, JUDITH ALLEN. Sydney Sun says: “Best Western in years.” THE INVERCARGILL REPERTORY SOCIETY will present E. M. Delafield’s THREE ACT COMEDY DRAMA TO SEE OURSELVES TO SEE OURSELVES TO SEE OURSELVES TO SEE OURSELVES TO SEE OURSELVES TO SEE OURSELVES TO SEE OURSELVES TO SEE OURSELVES TO SEE OURSELVES TO SEE OURSELVES TO SEE OURSELVES TO SEE OURSELVES TO SEE OURSELVES TO SEE OURSELVES TO SEE OURSELVES TO SEE OURSELVES TO SEE OURSELVES TO SEE OURSELVES TO SEE OURSELVES TO SEE OURSELVES TO SEE OURSELVES TO SEE OURSELVES TO SEE OURSELVES ' TO SEE OURSELVES TO SEE OURSELVES TO SEE OURSELVES TO SEE OURSELVES

TONIGHT VICTORIA TONIGHT TONIGHT ' HALL. TONIGHT SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16 to TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19. Admission 2/-. Reserves 2/6. Box Plan and Photographs at H. & J. Smith’s. 5153 PUBLIC NOTICES £37 EXTRA Is spent every week on added Milk, Malt and other enriching improvers to give MILLAR’S MILK-MADE BREAD Its higher nutritive value, its delightful flavour and its fresh keeping quality. This Richer Loaf is Better Value. XTOTICE is hereby given that I, J-M Ernest Charles Winter, of High Street Rosedale, will not be responsible for any debts incurred by 'my wife Ada Muriel May Winter. 5168 * SOCIAL EVENINGS. A GIFT Evening will be tendered Miss Bessie Wilson in the South Hillend Hall on Monday, 18th October. Good music. Ladies a gift and basket, Gents 1/6. 4859 ASOCIAL Evening and Dance in honour of Mr and Mrs McFetrich and Family, will be held jn Pukearuhe Hall, on Wednesday, 20th October. Nonsubscribers 2/6. 5137 A KITCHEN Evening will be tendered to Miss Elsie Marshall in Otapiri Hall on Friday, October 22. Gents 1/6. Ladies a basket and gift. 5175 CYCLING. DRUMMOND AMATEUR CYCLING CLUB. OPENING EVENT, 1937-38 SEASON. A 14 MILE Road Race will be staged at Drummond, on Saturday, October 23rd, at 6.30 p.m. Trophies—--Ist, 20/-; 2nd, 12/6; 3rd, 7/6. Fastest time, 5/-. Entry Fee 1/6. Entries must be in Secretary’s hands by 7.30 p.m., Wednesday, October 20th. Dance to follow. Good floor. Good music. Gents 1/6, Ladies 1/-. W. J. BOOTH, 5156 Hon. Secretary.