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Southland Times, Issue 23840, 10 June 1939, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. MONSTER CHILDREN’S MATINEE (Today 2 p.m.) 1. CINESOUND NEWS. 2. POPEYE THE SAILOR (Cartoon). 3. BETTY BOOP (Cartoon). 4. OSWALD RABBIT (Cartoon). 5. “RED BARRY” (Serial). 6. “PIRATES OF THE SKIES.” 7. “ARREST BULLDOG DRUMMOND” A WONDERFUL CHILDREN’S MATINEE SHOW. \~J T« 2>. ) MAJESTIC \ ' «Z "Distinction” ■> Dlr.; Fuller’s Theatre Corporation Ltd. TODAY 2 p.m. — 7.45 .m. Bulldog Drummond’s Greatest Case is Your Greatest Screen Thrill H“ARREST BULLDOG!] H “ARREST BULLDOG DRUMMOND” = DRUMMOND” = with John Howard as Bulldog Drummond Heather Angel as Phyllis Clavcring H. B. Warner as Colonel Nielson E. E. Clive , as Tenny Claud Allister as Sir Basil Leghome (Recommended by Censor for Adults) Illi ASSOCIATE FEATURE 111| A Zooming-Crashing_ Action Packed Air Thrifler H “PIRATES H OF THE || SKIES” || with Robert Kent - Rochelle Hudson Regis Toomey - Ray Walker (Approved for Universal Exhibition). LATEST CINESOUND NEWS Plans at H. & J. Smith’s or Rice’s Majestic Theatre Shop; Tel. 738. CORONATION THEATRE, NIGHTCAPS. Dorothy Lamour Dorothy Lamour — In — “LAST TRAIN FROM MADRID “LAST TRAIN FROM MADRID (Recommended by Censor for Adults) — With — Lew Ayres, Gilbert Roland, Olympe Bradna. And Excellent Supports! TONIGHT 3798 REGENT, GORE NOW SHOWING “DAREDEVIL DRIVERS” and “STEPPING TOES” (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition). RESERVE AT WEST’S. VICTORIA HALL NEW SEATS. HALL HEATED. TUESDAY NIGHT, June 13th. COMMUNITY CONCERT « SING. GRAND IRISH NIGHT GRAND IRISH NIGHT SONG LEADERS: Mr S. Kingston and Sandy Wiseman. The stage will again be a blaze of colour with Shamrocks as the background. PROGRAMME: MR DERRETT, Baritone, from Riversdale in Irish Songs. MISS F. McKAY, Soprano, Riverton, in Irish Songs. BILLY & BERT DUFF, Guitars, Ban-jo-mandolins in Irish Melodies. “Special” MARIST BROS’ BOYS’ CHOIR. Conductor: Bro. Henrick . RODGER BLACK & R. WOODWARD, Mandolin Duets. MISS JEAN MILLAR’S PUPILS in Irish National Dances with Ballet. You can’t beat the real Irish Melodies. So be there. Book. Book at Begg’s, 1/-. Ji257 KEEP WEDNESDAY, 21st June FREE EYAL BUSH HALL, GRAND CONCERT in aid of Carnival Funds. Fuller details later. 3812 BOXING BOXING ————— BOXING APEN AND NOVICE BOXING V TOURNAMENT, BOXING BOXING BOXING CIVIC THEATRE, BOXING BOXING MONDAY, 19th JUNE. BOXING BOXING BOXING ENTRIES for all classes BOXING Close with the Secretary on BOXING Wednesday next, 14th June. BOXING BOXING BOXING F. H. HUGHES, BOXING Secretary. 3835 TUG-OF-WAR AASTLE ROCK TUG-O-WAR in vJ conjunction with LADIES’ WAR MEMORIAL CARNIVAL to be held in R.S.A. Hall, Lumsden, July Bth, 1939. ENTRIES close July 4th, with the Secretary, Box 41, Lumsden, Phone 35J. 3695 SOCIALS A GIFT EVENING will be tendered to Miss Jessie McKenzie and Mr Tom McVicar in the Hedgehope Hall on Tuesday, 13th June. Ladies 1/-, Gents 1/6. ' 3790 A FAREWELL SOCIAL and DANCE to Mr and Mrs Wm. Carter, of Centre Bush, will be held in the Pukearuhe Hall on Thursday, 15th June. Good music. Gents 2/6, Ladies 1/6. 3378. SALE OF WORK. The tokanui ladies’ guild will hold their Annual Sale of Work in the Tokanui Hall on June 21st, at 8 p.m. not June 23rd as previously advertised—Mrs A. Crosbie, Secretary. 3817