AMUSEMENTS SOUVENIR PHOTOGRAPHS 1000 Photographs of DEANNA DURBIN Will be Given Away \>rmT / H 5 2pm / MAJESTIC \ Z "Dtatinetloa" ■ A Dir.: Fullers’ Theatre Corporation Ltd. TODAY 2 p.m. — 7.45 p.m. j— 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 1 “MAD ABOUT MUSIC” “MAD ABOUT MUSIC” “MAD ABOUT MUSIC” (Approved for Universal Exhibition) ' — lIIHI ASSOCIATE FEATURE ||liii PAUL KELLY—CONSTANCE MOORE in Universal’s Detective Mystery Thriller “MISSING GUEST” (Recommended by the Censor for Adults) Plans H. & J. Smith’s or Rice’s Majestic Shop. Tel. 738. NIGHTCAPS CORONATION THEATRE Another Hopalong Cassidy WILLIAM BOYD, GEORGE HALES, ■ STEPHEN MORRIS in “HILLS OF OLD WYOMING “HILLS OF OLD WYOMING” (Approved for Universal Exhibition) Double featured with “THE CRIME NOBODY SAW” Lew Ayres, Ruth Chatterton. (Recommended by the Censor for Adults) A SPLENDID PROGRAMME! 1549 REGENT - GORE NOW SHOWING. “BACK IN CIRCULATION” (Recommended by the Censor for Adults) “GO CHASE YOURSELF” (Approved for Universal Exhibition) RESERVE AS USUAL. VIOLIN & PIANOFORTE-. HALBERT MUSIC STUDIOS. Invercargill Competitions Record. 6 Entries from our Studios resulted in 6 Firsts in the VIOLIN SECTIONS. MR RUSKIN DENNIS a pupil of Mr H. Halbert’s won both Open Violin Championships at Invercargill and Gore. STUDIOS: 126 DON ST.. Phone 1905. SWIMMING. ATTENTION. GRAND SWIMMING CARNIVAL NEXT TUESDAY, APRIL 4th, 7.45 p.m. SOMETHING NEW. Motion Picture Film shewing you the easy way to Learn to Swim. This Picture will be explained in detail to Patrons. ALL THE LOCAL CHAMPIONS IN ACTION. Records are bound, to bs broken. All Swimming Clubs rel? on Public Support for Funds. We gi'/e our time for your Entertainment. Your Presence will be Appreciated. Tickets: Adults 1/-; Children 6d. BE IN THE SWIM. 1533 PICNIC SOUTHLAND ANGLERS’ CLUB. THE ANNUAL PICNIC of :he above Club will be held on the Makarewa River, just above suspension bridge, on SUNDAY, APRIL 2nd. Cars assemble at Crescent 19 a.m. Tea Milk and Hot Water provided. All anglers and friends cordially invited. B. HENDERSON, 1542 Hon. Secretary. SOCIALS FAREWELL SOCIAL to Mr and Mrs J. Brownridge, Fairfax Hall. Tuesday, April 4th. Non-subscribers: Gents 2/—, Ladies 1485 EASTER BRIDAL GIFT SEEKERS ! 11l Have you seen our windowdisplay of choice WEDDING PRESENTS 111 BROAD, SMALL, LTD. CONQUER SMOKING in 3 days. Hundreds cured. Send stamp for booklet, details. S. T. Elwood, 2444 MM, Sydney. 1525 IS your Razor set for Easter? GEO. WISEMAN, Mills’ Saloon (next Arcade) will soon put it right. SHADOW TISSUE, 30in. wide, good selection. A bargain at 1/3 yard. —WALSH’S MANCHESTER HOUSE, Dee Street, opposite Regent,
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Southland Times, Issue 23782, 1 April 1939, Page 1
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