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Southland Times, Issue 24012, 30 December 1939, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. 2 p.M. -TODAY 7.45 P.M. Your Last Opportunities of seeing one of Hollywood’s most thrilling historical motion picture achievements SMITH’S WEEKLY A.A. “MAN OF CONQUEST” “MAN OF CONQUEST” “MAN OF CONQUEST” The life story of Sam Houston Soldier of Fortune, Pioneer, Statesman and Adventurer beyond daring Richard Dix — Gail Patrick Joan Fontaine — Edward Ellis Ralph Morgan — Victor Jury C. Henry Gordon — Robt. Armstrong George “Windy” Hayes (Rec. by Censor for Adults) SHORT FEATURES INCLUDE Max Fleishers 3000 ft Coloured Cartoon in Three Dimensional Technicolour “ALADDIN AND HIS WONDERFUL LAMP” Featuring ' Popeye the Sailor OLIVE OIL and BARNACLE BILL ALSO Pathe Pictorial — News, Etc. —AT THE MATINEE 2 p.m. ONLY—, Chapter I. The New Western Serial “THE OREGON TRAIL” with | Johnny Mack Brown | .illllll llllh, f 2 I majestic] \ 7 45 X "Distinction" — Dlr.: Fullers Theatre Corporation Ltd. MONDAY (New Year’s Day) The Screen’s Greatest Scream Since “My Wife’s Family” “JANE STEPS OUT” “JANE STEPS OUT” “JANE STEPS OUT” with FRED EMNEY DIANA CHURCHILL JEAN MUIR = | ALSO,j= Mr Wong—China’s Smartest Detective on his most Baffling Case “MR WONG IN ’ CHINATOWN” with BORIS KARLOFF GRANT WITHERS (Both App. for Universal Exhibition) Plans at Theatre; Tel. 738. ST. JAMES, GORE. NOW SHOWING Nelson Eddy in “SONG OF THE PLAINS” “SONG OF THE PLAINS” (Approved for Universal Exhibition) Reserve at West’s. SPORTS MEETINGS

TUATAPERE SPORTS New Year’s Day, 1940. PATRONS PLEASE NOTE ! All our PROFITS WILL BE USED FOR PATRIOTIC PURPOSES. We have increased our parking and picnic area by four acres. Splendid entries from all over New Zealand. RUNNING, BUSHCRAFT, CYCLING, DANCING. SPEND NEW YEAR’S DAY AT TUATAPERE. Hot Water Provided Free. G. G. McLEOD I. B. GORDON Joint. Secs. 670 QREPUKI •' ATHLETIC SOCIETY. SPORTS MEETING. TUESDAY, 2nd JANUARY, 1940. Come and see the future champions in action. BUSHCRAFT, RUNNING, CYCLING, DANCING. Excellent Entries. Free Hot Water. Refreshment Booth. Special Train Arrangements. 697 BALFOUR SPORTS JANUARY 2nd, 1940. COMMENCING at 12.30 p.m. Running, Cycling, Piping and Dancing. Special Sports Train leaves Gore 11.10 a.m. Return train leaves Balfour 5.50 p.m. Refreshment Booth, on Sports Ground. Net proceeds, District Benefit Funds. Dance to follow. Bluebird Orchestra. 104 MATAURA SPORTS SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, 1940. PULL Programme of Bushcraft, Running, Cycling, Piping and Dancing. Also Clay Bird Shooting. COMMENCING AT 12.30 p.m. Hot Water Provided. ADMISSION: Adults: 1/6. Children: 6d. JAS. INGRAM, 725 Secretary. BOARD AND RESIDENCE WANTED, Board; central preferred. State terms to “C. F„” Times Office. 126 BOARD wanted, Clifton or vicinity, by quiet reliable man. Reply “V. C.,” Times Office. Dy69B WANTED, Board in private home by elderly couple; must be central. Apply “N. C.,” Times Office. Dx67o agonising piles gone HUNDREDS of Pile Sufferers relieved with ZANN. Send 9d stamps to cover packing and postage to ZANN Proprietary, Box 952 NP, Wellington.