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Southland Times, Issue 23947, 13 October 1939, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS , The Leading Theatre v 4 STATE, b 'i Centrally Heated. " Hearing Aids Available. AMALGAMATED THEATRES LTD. (Throughout N.Z.) 2 p.M. TODAY 8 P.M. Sparkling With Ben Travers Humour ! ! A Hilarious Story of Trans-Atlantic Rivalry! —ROBERTSON HARE——ALFRED DRAYTON——FAY COMPTON——GEORGE SANDERS—in “SO THIS IS LONDON” “SO THIS IS LONDON” (Recommended by the Censor for Adults) Based on the riotous play by George M. Cohan It’s A Film-ful of ... • — L-A-U-G-H-S ! ! ! Supports Include “INSIDE EUROPE” and “1939 ENGLISH DERBY” Plans at Begg’s or State; Tel. 645. TUATAPERE EXCELSIOR THEATRE TOMORROW (Saturday) Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Presents A DRAMATIC Page torn from the Book of unsung heroes. ROBERT MONTGOMERY in “YELLOW JACK” “YELLOW JACK” with Virginia Bruce and Lewis Stone. No Fame! No Medals! No Glory! Five men locked in the strongest prison ever built—not for culprits—-but for heroes! Sidney Howard’s startling stage play now fires the screen with its powerful drama! Mor;e of those Good Shorts. (A Certificate.) 8037 Empire pictures, riverton TONIGHT and SATURDAY James Stewart and Jean Arthur in “YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU” “YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU” (Approved for Universal Exhibition) 8039 ST. ANDREW’S Ladies’ Night, October 17, Hallowe’en Party. Come and hear “Tam o’ Shanter” recited as it should be by one of Tam’s descendants. 8050 MEETINGS. D.L.F. CLUB AND OLD WRITERS’ ASSOCIATION. ALL writers past and present interested in the formation of a local branch of above are invited to attend a meeting to be held in the Y.M.C.A., Tay Street, on MONDAY, 16th October, at 7 p.m. A. W. JONES, 8054 Convener.. DANCES Browns tennis club OPENING BALL in BROWNS HALL TONIGHT (Friday 13th) Yeo’s Dance Band (four instruments) Admission: Ladies 2/-; Gents 3/-. W. S. McCALLUM, 8035 Secretary. OPENING Tennis Ball SCOTTS GAP HALL, Friday, October 13. XTC Dance Band. Gents 2/6, Ladies 1/6. 7978 DRUMMOND HALL. lA.C.C. DANCE, Saturday next, 14th, (Following Road Race to Drummond). Good music. Admission 1/6. 8063 ISLA BANK HALL. THE usual Fortnightly Dances will commence on 14th October. Good music. Ladies 1/-. Gents 1/6. 7794 A “GAY” DANCE, ORANGE HALL, A SATURDAY, 14th. (Dancing Destiny by moonlight). OLD TIME AND MODERN. Special “Live Wire” quick delivery of attractive Supper is unique. Admission 1/6. Bigger the patronage, better we entertain. “LIVE WIRE” ENTERTAINERS. 0k307 FINANCIAL THE PERMANENT BUILDING SOCIETY OF INVERCARGILL. (Established 1914). ADVANCES. The Society has ample funds available for advances on Freehold security. Funds invested in Southland only. Apply at office personally or by letter for full particulars of the many advantages under Society’s calendar monthly repayment system. E. B. PILCHER, R. C. COOK, Managing Director. Secretary. New Zealand Insurance Buildings, Esk Street. MISCELLANEOUS WANTED, Two Passengers fly Hermitage for Labour Week-End. Return fare, £5 each. Ring Bradshaw, ’phone 2665. Ok3oo worth of goods must be Wvvv cleared. Mantles and Millinery half price.—Baldwin’s, 24 Esk St, Invercargill. 0j285 BLANKETS, Blankets. The marvellous BEATTY. Yes! washes Blankets perfectly lovely too. Woollens come out soft and fluffy. Phone 1357 for Demonstration. * 7991 POR SALE, Ford Model A Coupe. Motor and paintwork splendid order. Well shod. Terms arranged.— MACAULAY MOTORS, LTD. LICK BOXES, 10/- to 11/6 according to quantities. Less 10% cash.—S. BYRON, next Marshall’s Sawmill, Winton. 7987 BLANKETS, Blankets. The marvellous BEATTY. Yes! washes Blankets perfectly lovely too. Woollens come out soft and fluffy. Phone 1357 for Demonstration, 7991