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Southland Times, Issue 24446, 28 May 1941, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS REGENT THEATRE Dir.: J. C Williamson Picture Corp’n. Ltd. 2 P.M—TODAY & TOMORROW—7.4S Warner Bros. Present THE MATCHLESS ADVENTURE STORY OF “THE SEA HAWK” THE SEA HAWK HAWK - SEA HAWK ERROL FLYNN SEA HAWK ERROL FLYNN SEA HAWK ERROL FLYNN SEA HAWK ERROL FLYNN SEA HAWK ERROL FLYNN SEA HAWK ERROL FLYNN SEA HAWK ERROL FLYNN SEA HAWK ERROL FLYNN SEA HAWK ERROL FLYNN SEA HAWK ERROL FLYNN SEA HAWK SEA HAWK SEA HAWK Brenda Marshall SEA HAWK Claude Rains SEA HAWK Donald Crisp SEA HAWK Flora Robson SEA HAWK Alan Hale SEA HAWK Ona O’Connor SEA HAWK and more than SEA HAWK 1000 players. SEA HAWK OVER TWO HOURS OF THRILLING ADVENTURE. —Also— LATEST AIR MAIL NEWS, ETC. Box plans: H. & J Smith’s Rice's Regent Shop and Theatre. (Phone 1938) (Recommended By Censor For Adults) COMMUNITY SING AND Variety Entertainment In Aid of Home Guard Funds. fIIVIC THEATRE, THURSDAY, V May 29th, 8 p.m. SONG LEADER: Charlie Trim. AT THE PIANO: Norman Armstrong. Battalion Band. Battalion Band. By permission of Commanding Officer. Southland Boys’ High School Sextet, By permission of the Rector, Dr. G. Uttley. Musical direction of Mr Kennedy Black. Marist Boys’ Choir. By permission Brother Augustine. Southland Girls’ High School Choir. By permission of Principal, Miss M. May. Dancing Items by Pupils Miss Rene Ward. Xylophone Solos, Mr Roy Wesney. Sweet Songs by Little Elaine Cull. New Songs. New Slides. HELP THE HOME GUARD. Reserves at Begg’s 1/-. Gallery at Matheson’s 6d. 7027

FUNCTIONS TO SOLDIERS A CONCERT AND DANCE will be tendered to PRIVATES N. SUTHERLAND and L. McLAY in the MORTON MAINS HALL, FRIDAY, 30th May, at 8 p.m. Gents 2/6, Ladies a basket. MxBo6 TT'EEP TUESDAY, June 3rd, Free for Soldiers’ Social at BROWNS. 7031 I NOTICE TO SOLDIERS SOLDIERS ON LEAVE. MEMBERS of the Women’s Metropolitan Patriotic Committee and of i the Knitting Unit of the Travel Club invite all Soldiers on leave to the Returned Soldiers’ Rooms at the corner of Esk and Deveron Streets, where tea and cigarettes will be served from 10 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. on Thursday and Friday and from 10 a.m. to 12 noon on Saturday, also from 10 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. from Tuesday, 3rd June to Friday, 6th inclusive. A parcel will also be given to each soldier. 7019 PERSONAL /)HARACTER analysed from handV writing. Problems. Occupation. Stamped envelope. - Madame Lee, Wanganui Avenue, Auckland. Mu 727 PUBLIC NOTICES THE MARGUERITE TOILET J. SALON, Kelvin Street (opposite H. & J. Smith's) All Classes Hairdressing. Three-quartet Head 15/Phone 2440. M 76 Call on HOLLOWAY BROS., LTD. DON STREET and 126 PAY STREET. WE HAVF THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF CROCKERY BOOTS, HARDWARE, TINWARE, ENAMELWARE, TOOLS And everything for the Home and Farm. AGENTS FOR BORACURE. HOLLOWAY BROS., LTD. PHONE 522.

A LETTER RECEIVED AT OUR SALON FROM A SATISFIED CUSTOMER Iw'ant you to know how pleased I am with my Permanent Wave. I am delighted with the new solution you used. My Hair is so soft and glossy. WE HAVE A NEW SCIENTIFIC SOLUTION. 15/- three-quarter Head. £l/1/- Full Head. LEWIS TOILET SALON PHONE 268, Cambridge Place for your Appointment. tIALFSKINS —Large and small are , valuable Consign or bring to ensure satisfactory prices to R. Cr ickshank. Leet Street J2O BEGG’S pay highest cash prices tor Pianos and Musical Instruments, or will trade-in as oart payment for other instruments. ‘Philco” Radio. “Princess” Washing Machines. Refrigerators or Electrical Appliances 6139 FUR COATS £27, £33, £49, £59. ABRAHAM WACHNER, DalBuilidngs, Don Street. 6957 DEERSKINS— 1 pay top prices. Consign or bring to Andrew Wilson, Spey Street West. Ms6ls