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Southland Times, Issue 23796, 19 April 1939, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS Thrill-Teeming Modern Spectacle I Thrill-Teeming Modern Spectacle! There’s Action a-plenty — Rousing Romance — Stirring Spectacle — And teeming Thrills in this epic Adventure-drama of a far-flung military outpost. REGENT THEATRE Dir.: J. C. Williamson Picture Corp’n. Ltd. 2 p.m. Twice Daily 7.45. British Empire Films in collaboration with Republic Pictures Present “ARMY GIRL” “ARMY GIRL” with MADGE EVANS “ARMY GIRL” MADGE EVANS “ARMY GIRL” MADGE EVANS “ARMY GIRL” MADGE EVANS “ARMY GIRL” MADGE EVANS “ARMY GIRL” “ARMY GIRL” As the fun-seeking “ARMY GIRL” daughter of the “ARMY GIRL” colonel who set out “ARMY GIRL” to put the army in “ARMY GIRL” its place. “ARMY GIRL” “ARMY GIRL” and PRESTON FOSTER “ARMY GIRL” JAMES GLEASON “ARMY GIRL” H. B. WARNER “ARMY GIRL” RUTH DONNELLY “ARMY GIRL” NEIL HAMILTON “ARMY GIRL” HEATHER ANGEL “ARMY GIRL” Love ’em and leave ’em was the motto of the gay, philandering officer of the Tank Corps in the distant outpost where horses and the Cavalry still held their own. YOU’LL THRILL MIGHTILY TO THE EXCITING SCENES OF HORSES AND TANKS IN FULL ACTION! More of those Good Shorts! “ON WITH THE DANCE” “ISLE OF PARADISE” PATHE PICTORIAL LATEST AIR MAIL NEWS. Box plans at H. & J. Smith’s, Rice’s Regent Shop and Theatre (phone 1938). (Recommended by the Censor for Adults) Empire pictures, riverton TONIGHT Conrad Veidt and Vivien Leigh In “DARK JOURNEY” “DARK JOURNEY” 1 (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition) 2059 ATAURA WOMEN’S INSTITUTE. “DREAM OF EMPIRE” TABLEAU. Assisted by Gore W.I. Choir. HORTICULTURAL HALL, WEDNESDAY, April 26, 8 p.m. Admission 1/6. MRS C. D. TAYLOR, A 0450 Secretary. ITS TONIGHT. WINTON FOOTBALLERS’ BALL. 2076 ISLA BANK BADMINTON CLUB. A CONCERT will be held in the Isla Bank Hall on 26th April at 8 p.m. Excellent programme. Admission 1/6. Sunner provided. Dance to follow. 1773 SOCIALS A GIFT EVENING will be tendered Miss Ellen Saunders and Mr Frank Taylor in the South Hillend Hall on Friday, April 21. Gents 2/6; ladies a basket. 1998 t — <■■»— ii cumwi — CARNIVAL ROLL UP. ROLL UP. CRICKET CARNIVAL. Grand Tug- o’ War, Balfour, Saturday, April 22. Fun for all.—D. Andrew, Secretary. 2075 PUBLIC NOTICES WAIKIWI CATHOLIC CHURCH £lO ART UNION WINNING No. 8768 2057 IN THE ESTATE of GEORGE ROBERT BERNDTSON late of Riverton, Printer, deceased. ALL Persons having claims against the estate of the abovenamed deceased who died on the 21st day of March 1939 are requested to forward the same in duplicate to the undersigned. J. A. C. MACKENZIE Esq., Riverton. 2065 Solicitor for the Executrix. PLADBROOK & COY. have taken • over the Butchery business of H. C. Kelly, Elgin Street, Waikiwi and trust that by stocking the best of Meat and giving the best of Service to merit a fair share of the public patronage. In future Wednesday half-holiday and Saturday late night will be observed. 1948 EVERY WOMAN’S CHOICE! SHE herself would choose her Engagement Ring from Campbell’s! Her discerning eye would immediately recognise that embodied in every ring from this well-known shop is a charm of design and setting and a perfection of gem and crafstmanship which is quite unique. She would be pleased, too, at the economy with which the loveliest of Rings can be purchased at Campbell’s, and it is so much nicer to choose the Ring, too, in their private selection room. Study our Prices—£s 10/-, £6 10/-, £8 10/-, £lO, £ll 10/-, £l2 10/-, £l4, £l5, £l6 10/-, £l7 10/-, £lB, £2O, £25, £3O up to £75. H. P. CAMPBELL, The Ring Shop. DEE STREET. PHONE 981. Ring Catalogue Post Free. H. W. TROST Invercargill, Ltd., DENTISTS. CAMBRIDGE PLACE. 9 a.m.—s p.m. Daily. . 7—8.30 Friday Evening. PHONE 1051. PRIVATE 1886. GORE BRANCH EACH TUESDAY, St. James Theatre Building Irk Street. PHONE 5565. PREPARE for a good garden next year, use Burnt Lime 6/- bag or Carbonate of Lime 4/- bag. Delivered Telephone 99. 1203