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Southland Times, Issue 23780, 30 March 1939, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS FINALLY TODAY: 2 p.m. — 7.45 p.m. Dick Powell — Hugh Herbert Glenda Farrell — Lola Lane Alan Mowbray — Edgar Kennedy Benny Goodman and his Swing Band in Warner Bros’ “HOLLYWOOD HOTEL” TIM McCOY IN “THE PRESCOTT KID (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition) \ piiiill —/ 2D m / MAJESTIC K ‘ < “Dtatlrwttoa” —-A Dir.: Fullers’ Theatre Corporation Lt d. COMM. TOMORROW (Friday) At Her Best For You DEANNA DURBIN SINGING“SERENADE TO THE STARS” “CHAPEL BELLS” “I LOVE TO WHISTLE” GOUNOD’S “AVE MARIA” with the VIENNESE BOYS’ CHOIR IN UNIVERSAL'S “MAD ABOUT MUSIC” “MAD ABOUT MUSIC” “MAD ABOUT MUSIC” with HERBERT MARSHALL GAIL PATRICK ARTHUR JTREACHER (Approved for Universal Exhibition) illlll ASSOCIATE FEATURE |||||j PAUL KELLY—CONSTANCE MOORE in “MISSING GUEST” (Recommended by the Censor for Adults) Plans H. & J. Smith’s or Rice’s Majestic Shop. Teh 738. TUATAPERE Excelsior Theatre. Tonight (March 30) and Friday March 31st. SHIRLEY TEMPLE in “REBECCA OF SUNNYBROOK FARM” With Randolph Scott, Jack Haley, Gloria Stuart. Phy Uh Brooks, Helen We'.+ley, Slim Summerville, Bill Robinson, Alan Dinehiirt. (Approved for Universal Exhibition). 1457 FOLLOW the crowds to OTAUTAU RACES, Saturday, April 1. First Race 12.30. Splendid Fields of good horses. 1367 PUBLIC NOTICES OUR Stock Clearing Sale closes on Friday. Astonishing Bargains going.—J. McGIBBON & SONS (in voluntary liquidation), Mataura. Mz1097 MEN’S SLIPPERS. SOLID LEATHER. Black and Brown. Sizes 6 —ll. 10/6 Pair. JOHN McCURDY, LTD., DEE STREET. Opp. Grand Hotel.

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