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Southland Times, Issue 23888, 5 August 1939, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS SPECIAL LATE SESSION 10.30 —TONIGHT— 10.30 You Might Pick the Winner of the Shield Game—You may Pick the Winner of the Fight—But we defy you to Pick the “Who Done It Man in “The Mystery Of Mr Wong. 2p y [majestic \ 7,45 S "Dlttliwtlon" -...Jt Dir.: Fuller's Theatre Corporation Ltd. 2 p.m. TODAY 7.45 p.m. TWO RANFURLY Y SHIELD SPECIALS I | NO. 1. | (Chinese Detective Mystery) SILENT DEATH =%== Murder struck thrice jj behind the closed o blinds of a mysterious mansion. LETTER OF “THE guilt MYSTERY Only trace of the OF killer ... but it dis- JVIR WONG” ? MURDER EXPERT ? Called in Mr '"ong 0 in whose hands is the . terrifying fate of a handful of people ... — / menaced by murder. * with BORIS KARLOFF Grant Withers — Craig Reynolds Dorothy Tree | NO. 2. | (Racket Busting Thriller) = ?== NO WONDER .. 2 Its called “The 2 meanest racket on • earth.” ACCIDENTS SEE HOW WILL HAPPEN Insurance companies are swindled out / of thousands by ac- ° cidents that happen 9 on purpose. . ;==?=J with Ronald Regan — Gloria Blonde!! Dick Purcell (Both Recommended by Censor for Adults) ■ ’■ ALSO= “THE LONE RANGER” , CH. 6. “Red Man’s Courage” Plans: H. & J. Smith’s—Rice’s Majestic Shop or Theatre; Tel. 738. ST. JAMES, GORE NOW SHOWING TYRONE POWER and ANNABELLA in “SUEZ” “SUEZ” (Approved for Universal Exhibition). CORONATION THEATRE, NIGHTU CAPS A splendid Musical Comedy featuring: Jack Benny and George Burns — In — “COLLEGE HOLIDAY” “COLLEGE HOLIDAY” With Gracie Allen and Mary Boland. Hear the Song Hits ! ! (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Prices: —Raised Chairs, 2/- and 1/-; Floor, 1/6 and 9d. TONIGHT—7.4S p.m. 5787 BOXING BOXING ftIVIC THEATRE BOXING U INVERCARGILL BOXING TONIGHT. TONIGHT BOXING TONIGHT. TONIGHT BOXING 8 p.m. BOXING The thrills of the big game BOXING will be surpassed in the BOXING NORMAN FISHER BOXING NORMAN FISHER BOXING v. BOXING DICK BAKER BOXING DICK BAKER BOXING 12 round Contest and the BOXING Amateurs. The best ever. BOXING SOUTHLAND v. OTAGO BOXING Cameron v. Drew BOXING Neylon v. Crawford BOXING Brown v. Delargy BOXING Calder v. Ramsay BOXING Jones v. Parr BOXING McKenzie v. Donaldson BOXING Enright v. . Dymond BOXING Anderson v. Skinner BOXING PRICES: Gallery 2/-, D.C. & BOXING Stalls 3/-, Stage 5/-. ConcesBOXING sions 2/6, Ladies and Boys BOXING half price. (All plus tax). BOXING Reserves at Begg’s until 11 a.m. 5821 BOXING QPEN AND NOVICE TOURNAMENT TUATAPERE, 14th August. Entries close Wednesday, 9th August, with F. H. Hughes or P. A. Wilson, Secretary. 5781 TRAM SERVICES INVERCARGILL CITY TRAMWAYS SUNDAY, 6th AUGUST, 1939 SPECIAL Cars will run from all termini at 9.55 a.m. and 10.35 a.m. leaving Civic Theatre after Church Service. A special 15-minute service will operate between the hours of 1.10 p.m. and 6.10 p.m., and thereafter the usual Sunday service. Cars 1.25 p.m. from all termini, thence every 15 minutes to 6.10 p.m. Usual Sunday times thereafter. 5778 FAIR pOME to the ALL NATIONS FAIR, in V aid of North Presbyterian Church, in North Public Hall on WEDNESDAY, August 9th. To be opened by the Rev. Hugh Graham at 2.30 p.m. USUAL STALLS. Afternoon Free. Evening 6d. 5805