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Southland Times, Issue 24548, 24 September 1941, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS BRIGHT LIGHTS —On — THE GAY WHITE WAY -With— BEAUTIFUL GIRLS —And— GLORIOUS MUSIC! Romance finds a New Way to Set Broadway on Edge.—Set to Music, Laughter—Song—and Rousing Rhythm as Gay as the Great White Way. REGENT THEATRE Dir.: J C Williamson Picture Corp’n Ltd. 2 P.M.—TWICE DAILY—7.4S. You’ll Get An Eyeful And An Earful And you’ll see what is new in SONG AND DANCE SENSATIONS on the Greatest Show Street, in (he world—Broadway—where you’ll have the time of your life! LANA TURNER —■— LANA TURNER — your glamorous dancing blonde b° n " fire, the girl who rejuvenates “It” GEORGE MURPHY GEORGE MURPHY —- sensational dancing star of “Broadway Melody” steps hotter and higher, and JOAN BLONDELL JOAN BLONDELL who’s wiser than Confucius, are lhe three grand tap-happy stars who give romance the run-around on Broadway. TWO GIRLS ON BROADWAY TWO GIRLS ON BROADWAY TWO GIRLS ON BROADWAY TWO GIRLS ON BROADWAY —AIso—“ROMANCE ROAD” — Technicolour story of North-West Mounted Police. LATEST AIR MAIL NEWS. CARTOON, ETC. PLANS: H. & J. Smith’s, Begg’s and Theatre. (Phone 1938). (Recommended by Censor For Adults)

ST. JAMES, GORE (Dir.: John Fuller & Sons). 2 p.m. Final Sessions. 8 p.m. “TOM BROWN’S SCHOOL DAYS.” (Approved for Universal Exhibition). 8 p.m. Thurs-Fri., 8 p.m. “THE SAINT IN PALM SPRINGS.” George Sanders—Wendy Barrie. (Recommended by Censor for Adults). ASSOCIATE FEATURE: JOE E. BROWN in—“SO YOU WON’T TALK.” (Approved for Universal Exhibition). Plans at West’s and St. James. DANCES (TONIGHT at KEW KINDERGARTEN -L another of the Popular Weekly Dances. Music by the Ambassadors’ Orchestra. Excellent supper, 1/6. pOME TONIGHT to the WAIKIWI V FOOTBALLERS’ WIND-UP BALL. Excellent floor and supper. Monte Carlo and Lucky Spot Waltz. Bob Johnson’s Orchestra. 5v776 BRING AND BUY SALE FORTROSE ANGLICAN GUILD. Bring and buy sale, fortrose HALL, Saturday, 27 th, September, At 8 p.m. PRODUCE, CAKES, NEEDLEWORK, COMPETITIONS FOR ALL. Supper Free. Supper Free. Admission: Adults 9d, Children 6d. 5v769 FLOWER show WINTON SPRING FLOWER SHOW, RADIO HALL, WINTON, THURSDAY, 2nd October. Schedules on application to I. G. RUSSELL, Secretary. 1173 HOME GUARD NOTICE GROVE BUSH HOME GUARD. I lEUTENANT-COLONEL BELL and 1 other speakers will give an important talk to Home Guard men in the Grove Bush Hall on Saturday, 27th, at 8 p.m. District Home Guard members invited. 1495 ELECTION NOTICE SOUTH HILLEND RABBIT DISTRICT.

NOTICE OF NOMINATION OF CANDIDATES AT FIRST ELECTION OF MEMBERS OF BOARD. < PURSUANT to Section 7 of the “Local Elections & Polls Act 1925” and amendments thereto, I hereby give notice that an election will be held on SATURDAY, 11th day of OCTOBER 1941, for the purpose of electing FIVE MEMBERS of the South Hillend Rabbit Board; and I hereby appoint the South Hillend Hall, South Hillend, as the place, and MONDAY, 29th day of SEPTEMBER 1941 (before noon), as the day for the nomination of candidates for such office. Nomination papers may be obtained from the undersigned. I. G. RUSSELL, Returning Officer. Dated at Winton this 17th day of September, 1941. 1290 (COURIER Radio, 7 valve spread J band. We would be proud to demonstrate this radio to you. Hear it to really appreciate it. Price £32/10/-. Easy terms arranged.—McCracken & Walls, Dee Street. STOCKING REPAIRS. 24 hour service. HERBERT, HAYNES & CO., LTD. 1423 WANTED to Buy Children’s Tricycles -Cash Prices. WILSON’S CYCLE STORES, cnr. Dee and Spey Streets.