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Southland Times, Issue 23378, 9 December 1937, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS REGENT THEATRE Dir.: J. C. Williamson Picture Corp'n. Ltd. 2 p.m. — Twice Daily — 7.45. Warner Bros. Present TWO FEATURE PICTURES. LAUGHING ROMANCE And THRILLING DRAMA I “BRIDES ARE LIKE THAT” “BRIDES ARE LIKE THAT” “BRIDES ARE LIKE THAT” You’ll Learn what every young married couple shouldn’t know! with ROSS ALEXANDER Anita Louise — Joseph Cawthorn (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) And A Stirring Action-Packed story of the Canadian Gold Mines. HEROIC! SENSATIONAL! “DRAEGERMAN COURAGE” “DRAEGERMAN COURAGE” “DRAEGERMAN COURAGE” (N.B. —Draegermen: Specially trained mine rescue workers, heroic in achievement, r . immortal in memory.) JEAN MUIR BARTON MacLANE. Henry O’Neill — Robert Barrat. IT’S SENSATIONAL! As the Draegermen strive to reach trapped workers in a breath-taking race with death. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Box plans at H. & J. Smith’s, Rice’s Regent Shop and Theatre (phone 1938). SATURDAY! THE BUBBLING FRENCH REVUE! Romance with a champagne sparkle and a Cognac kick. V VW WWW 11111 I I I I I V v I ROMANCE | V IN PARIS V I I www w w 11111 I I I II With FERNAND GRAVET as The King FERNAND GRAVET as The King and JOAN BLONDELL as The JOAN BLONDELL Chorus Girl EDWARD EVERETT HORTON The story of an ex-King who fell for an American chorus girl in a rollicking trouble-strewn romance. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) PUBLIC NOTICES FOR THE CHRISTMAS TREAT. A rich array of “Good Things to Eat” is now presented by Millars to uphold a reputation built on the foundation of highest quality. CAKES - Rich and fruity. Not iced - - - from 2/6. Iced - from 4/-. . PLUM PUDDINGS - delightfully flavoured. to serve 5 - - - - 1/6. to serve 9 - - - - 2/6. to serve 15 - - - 3/3. A. C. MILLARS, LTD. •4 SPECIALS AT The Hub of Business. CHIMING CLOCKS 47/6. CUT GLASS BOWLS 8/6. JUG and 6 GLASSES 5/11. Set 5 WHITE BOWLS 6/-. ACCORDEONS . 35/- to 90/-. IVORY DINNER SETS 31/6. COFFEE POTS 5/-. ACME WRINGER ----- 50/-. LAWNMOWERS; ball bearing - - 46/-. NO MAST AERIALS 17/6. JUDGE WARE—AII sorts and shades. 10% special reduction. KERBS - - - — - from 10/- to 30/-, BIRD CAGES ------ 10/6. BIRD CAGE FRONTS - - - 2/6. WOOD BOXES; Antique copper - 35/-. CAMP STRETCHERS - - - - 24/6. ELECTRIC LAMP on brass bases worth 30/-. ------ Our Price 15/-. FRANK HOLLOWAY & CO., LTD. 118 SPEY STREET. -CUT OUT THIS LISTWANTED TO BUY FOR CASH. Furniture. Ranges, Gent’s Clothing Suits, up to 35/-. ■ Old Gold Coins, 30/-. Old Gold up to £4 10/- per oz. Car Batteries—l/6 each. Brass—2d to 3d lb. Copper—2d to 4d per lb. Lead—l 4- cwt. Rags—9/4 per cwt Bottles—l/3 per dozen. Tallow—3/- per tin. RING 133. RING 133. —Or Bring in your Goods— The Hub of Business. FRANK HOLLOWAY & CO., LTD. 118 SPEY STREET. MORRISON’S, Cambridge Place.— Inspect our Costumes. Tweeds and Worsted our West End make. Noted for styles and fittings. Sizes small, medium, large, also Threequarter Coats and Skirts; Tweeds and plain materials. LAWNMOWERS— New stock Canadian and American Mowers, the very latest Ball-bearing models, 14in. and 16in. five blades, fitted with special pawls, guaranteed five years. Every mower serviced ready for use. Prices from 72/6 to 100/- with tin of oil free. Also large stock pinions and pawh for old and new models. Mowers to be overhauled and sharpened will be called for. First class job guaranteed--H. MACDONALD (Lawnmower Speeial,ist), 85-87 Spey Street Nt6ol