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Southland Times, Issue 23675, 25 November 1938, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS From great stories come the greatest pictures . . . AND NOW That brilliant Scottish Author’s Thrilling . Tale of Love and Adventure. ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON’S “K-I-D-N-A-P-P-E-D” Tc TTai*#* To T-h-r-i-l-I You’!! STATE IllK •(( The Leading Theatre IJU AMALGAMATED THEATRES LTD (Throughout N.Z.) in conjunction with 20th Century-Fox Films proudly present TODAY : 2.0 and 7.45 The story the author of “Treasure Island” always considered his best . . . now for the first time coursing spectacularly across the screen! At His Very Best —FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW——FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW——FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW——FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW——FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW—- ..... in his first picture since “Captains Courageous.” , WARNER BAXTER WARNER BAXTER ARLEEN WHELAN Sensational Discovery of the Year .in Robert Louis Stevenson’s “KIDNAPPED” “KIDNAPPED” “KIDNAPPED” “KIDNAPPED” (Approved for Universal Exhibition) with C. AUBREY SMITH H. B. WARNER, NIGEL BRUCE JOHN CARRADINE MILES MANDER, RALPH FORBES And a Cast of 5,000. Three Who Were Valiant .... Risking their lives for each other Adventuring together on Land and Sea! — GREAT FIRST HALF — Plans At Begg’s or State, Tel. 645. OTAUTAU TOWN HALL November 26th, 8.15 p.m. MONARCHS OF MIRTH. LAUREL AND HARDY in “THE BOHEMIAN GIRL” “THE BOHEMIAN GIRL” (Approved for Universal Exhibition). Prices 1/6; Children 6d. 7467 THE DRUM, TRUMPET AND BUGLE BAND ’ OF THE Southland Boys’ High School WILL MARCH FROM THE WAR MEMORIAL, Via Dee and Tay Streets, and return. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25th. 3.15 p.m. and 7 p.m. Nv663 YACHTING. SANDERS CUP TRIALS. THE FIRST RACE of the series will take place at BLUFF TOMORROW AFTERNOON, At 3 o’clock. 7453 BRING AND BUY SALE A BRING and Buy Sale will be held in the Southland Girls’ High School Today (Friday), at 2 p.m. Christmas novelties, cakes, produce and competitions. 7447 DENTAL REPAIRS. DENTAL REPAIRS. REPAIR SERVICE. Replace tooth 4/-; New tooth 5/-, Cracked plate 6/-. Broken plate 7/-. BEST MATERIALS ONLY USED. Now over Beckett & Jackson’s and McCurdy’s Boot Store. 89 DEE STREET. PHONE 2398. MISCELLANEOUS MR MOTORIST. Going Camping? Then you must see our selection of Trailers and Trailer Axle sets. Every set a satisfied customer.—lnvercargill Motor Wrecking Co„ 150 Tay Street Phone 1437 T ADIES—Buy your Tailored Costume JU this week. Special prices at BALDWIN’S, Kaiapoi Buildings, Esk St. Nv67o FARMERS! Kill, your Rabbits and save money with a Hayes Portable Smoker, £7 10/- and £8 15/-. Sulphur 16/6 < cwt. Fuel 6/6 bag.—E. HAYES & SONS, Leven Street. OvsBo BRUCE 4 Ply Fingering Yam; all colours, B|d skein.—Bruce Mill Depot, Kelvin Street. 7426 MORRISON’S, Cambridge Place. 20 Coats in all wool tweed and plain cloths; assorted sizes. Special 39/6. MEN’S Red and Black Marl Half Hose, best quality, 2/4 pair.—Bruce Mill Depot, Kelvin Street. NEW SPRING FROCKS. Costumes and Blousettes Hemstitching and Hose mending same day service.—MßS DRYDEN, Sewing Shop, Tay Street. Phone 1249. (CHILDREN prefer CREMOLA CUSJ TARD to ordinary custards. It is not only nicer, but more wholesome and nourishing. WIRE Netting! Fresh' stocks just landed. Rabbit, 26/- coil; sheep, 23/-; English wire 28/- cwt.—E. HAYES & SONS, Leven Street. MEN’S All Wool Saddle Trousers for heavy wear, 15/9 pair.—Bruce Mill Depot, Kelvin Street