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Southland Times, Issue 24681, 28 February 1942, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS BOMBING OF SINGAPORE Scenes From Far Eastern Front. ' AUSTRALIANS IN ACTION! lllOP lllllh. /Rightly 2 p.m. / FULLER’S \7.45 p.m. 1 majestic]THE GAS-HOUSE GANG TURNS THE EAST-SIDE UPSIDE DOWN! It’s their battling best . . with every punch straight to your heart. THE DEAD END KIDS THE DEAD END KIDS THE DEAD END KIDS .and THE LITTLE TOUGH GUYS THE LITTLE TOUGH GUYS in “MOB TOWN” “MOB TOWN” “MOB TOWN” with DICK FORAN ANNE GWYNNE —ASSOCIATE FEATURE— Joel McCrea and Ellen Drew in the rollicking romance of two happy-go-lucky kids, head over heels in love . . . fighting, loving, laughing their way through the funniest hit the screen has seen in a long, long time! JOEL McCREA HELEN DREW “Reaching For The Sun” “Reaching For The Sun” “Reaching For The Sun” with EDDIE BRACKEN BILLY GILBERT (Both App. for Universal Exhibition). Box Plans at H. & J. Smith’s and Theatre. Tel. 738. A THOUSAND LIGHTS they glitter ■A there, it’s a Broadway Melody at SMITH’S DANCE HALL TONIGHT. DANCES 1/6 _ 1/6 _ 1/6 — 1/6 — 1/6 — 1/6 NORTH HALL TONIGHT THE MOST POPULAR DANCE IN TOWN. Hear the Palais Band in all the Latest Numbers. GOOD FLOOR. TASTY SUPPER. 1/6 — 1/6 — 1/6 — 1/6 — 1/6 — 1/6 TONIGHT. TONIGHT. SMITH’S DANCE HALL Esk Street, 8 p.m. ' BILL SIDDALL’S BROADWAY DANCE BAND. Playing the Latest Hit Tunes. Ladies 2/-. Gents 1/6. 6369 SEAWARD DOWNS POPULAR DANCE will be held on Saturday, February 28th. Ladies 1/-, Gents 1/6. 6313 MAKAREWA - LORNEVILLE Citizens’ Association. Fortnightly Dance this Saturday, February 28th. Good music and supper. Admission 1/6, 1/-. 2063 DANCING AT ITS BEST. THE MERRYMAKERS’ CLUB will hold another popular weekly Dance at NORTH HALL, next Wednesday, March 4th, 1942. Last week’s dance was a big success, so come along this Wednesday and enjoy the fun. AMBASSADOR’S ORCHESTRA. Electric Sound System. Lucky Numbers - Monte Carlo. Beginner’s Class: 7.30 to 8.30. Admission 1/6. Men in uniform 1/-. FyB6o 17EEP FRIDAY, 13th March Free for the Browns Pipe Band Dance. 6366

SHOWS HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY’S AUTUMN .FLOWER SHOW VICTORIA CONCERT CHAMBERS, March sth and 6th. | Whole proceeds in aid of R.S.A. Building Fund. Schedule at Seed Shops. Entries close Tuesday, March 3rd. Late fee entries close March 4th, 5 p.m. 6338 OTAUTAU GARDEN CLUB’S SHOW, Town Hall, Otautau, Friday, March 13. Schedules on application to the Secretary, J. Kirk. Net profits to International Red Cross. 6181 PUBLIC NOTICES R.S.A. STREET DAY. COMPETITION WINNERS. TRAVEL Club—2oo Cigarettes: A. Wachner. Fruit Cake: Mrs J. McKay, Kennington. Dinner: W. McKay, Grassmere Terrace. Mirror: M. Benzie, c/o Grieve, Galway St. Ham: G. Haywood, Dipton. Silk Stockings: Miss H. L. Winter, 164 George St. Baby's Frock: Mrs Faircloth, Nelson St. Mrs Miller’s Stall—Felt Bag: Mrs Kennedy, 4 Fox St. Iced Cake: Mrs Witt, 104 Duke St. } Ton Coal: L. Burgess, Islington St. Book Ends: Mrs Martin, 185 Princes St. Dinner: Mrs A. Paterson, Mossburn. Cricket and Croquet Stall —Vase: Mrs J. Wilson, Hokonui. Permanent Wave: Mrs Withington, Princes St. Cushion: Mrs Pasco, 174 Lorn St. Lady Bowlers—Cake: Mrs Henley, Dee St, City. Women’s Club—Silk Stockings and Breakfast Set. Competitions to be completed. Prizes at R.S.A. Rooms. 6397 BLACK Bitumastic Paint for Roofs and any kind of preservative work in 4 gal. tins, 7/9 gal.—E. H. Ball. Kelvin Street. STILL a few lengths of Ijin. Steam Pipe available for clothes posts, cattle stops, etc.. 1/- foot.—E. H. Ball, Kelvin Street. ONE Steel Safe in new condition.—E. H. Ball, Kelvin Street. DON’T neglect Whooping Cough. Try never-failing Vescana—2/6 bottle at Brown’s Pharmacy, Dee Street.