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Southland Times, Issue 25606, 24 February 1945, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS BECAUSE OF THE FLOODS The programme listed for today, “A Guy Named Joe,” is still detained at Timaru. In its stead, by courtesy of Warner Brothers, we have pleasure in presenting one of their new releases “ALWAYS IN MY HEART” which has arrived by plane. rftliimniiiiiiiimitiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiniiiiiiiimir REGENTTHEATRE uniinnnniiiiiiiiiiiinniniiiiniinniitimiiiinniniiiiiiiiniiiiimiiiiiiniiiiiiiniiininiiiiiinniiiHUKioii Dir.: J. C. Williamson Picture Corp’n., Utd 2 P.M. TWICE DAILY 7.45. * * * * The Manager says:— We regret having to change our screening arrangements at such short notice. However, you will not be disappointed with the new programme. “Always In My Heart” is one of those sure-to-please pictures. Its attraction ’ lies in the simplicity of the story and the excellent musical items. Gloria Warren, the 15-year-old singer, is delightful, and the whole adult cast is splendid. You are sure to like the whole show. E. V. McKeever. * * * * Matinees 2 p.m. Nights 7.45. A Programme FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY. FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY. Warner Bros.’ Big Hit “ALWAYS “ALWAYS “ALWAYS IN MY HEART” MY HEART” MY HEART” The most Heart-warming Story to Come out of Hollywood for many a long day. Introducing to you the 15-year-old songbird GLORIA WARREN GLORIA WARREN GLORIA WARREN GLORIA WARREN — Who Sings: — “Uno Voce Poco Fa” (Aria from “Barber of Seville”), “Carnival of Venice,” “Vieni Sul Mar,” “Always in My Heart” Together with a Huge Cast Headed By KAY FRANCIS WALTER HUSTON PATTIE HALE—UNA O’CONNOR BORRAH MINEVITCH AND HIS RASCALS. (Approved for Universal Exhibition) —More of Those Good Shorts!— BOOK EARLY! Box Plans at Theatre. POSTPONED LOCHIEL SCHOOL CONCERT will now be held on February 27. Former tickets will admit. Bring own cups. 2843 FUNCTIONS TO SERVICEMEN A SEND OFF SOCIAL to Private Alys M. Chilton (W.A.A.C.) and a Welcome Home to Private W. G. Millar will be held in the Otautau Town Hall on TUESDAY, February 27 at 8.30. Dancing, Items, Presentation, Supper. Gents 2/6, Ladies 1/6, Children 6d. Please bring your own cup. 2885 THORNBURY. A WELCOME Home Social will be tendered to Ptes A. Miller and A. Hibbs in the Hall on Wednesday, February 28 at 8 p.m. Gents 2/6, Ladies 1/6, Children 6d. 2844

PICNIC THE GROVE BUSH PICNIC WILL be held in the School Paddock on SATURDAY, March 3, at 12.30 p.m. Everybody welcome. Fun for all. Sheffield worth £l/10/-. DANCE AT NIGHT. Robertson’s Dance Band. Prices 2/- and 1/-. 2863 FLOWER SHOWS WINTON AND DISTRICT HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY ANNUAL AUTUMN §HOW, THURSDAY, March 1, 1945, RADIO HALL, WINTON. Schedules available from Secretary. V. A. BIANCHI, ’2775 Prince St., Winton. Phone 84. HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY’S AUTUMN FLOWER SHOW MARCH 1 and 2. ENTRIES close Tuesday, February 27. Schedules at Seed Shops. All Exhiibts of interest will be welcomed. 2807 SPORTS MEETING BROWNS ATHLETIC SPORTS ' SATURDAY, MARCH 3. Dancing. Millar Cup for championship Seann triubhas to be won twice in succession. Frisby Cup most points in open classes. Judge: Mrs A. Lawson. Piping Judge, Mr D. Robinson. J. N. West Cup most points in B Grade marches. Consolation Event (Marches for D and C Grade pipers). One mile local Cycle Race for riders living within five miles of Browns. Come along and bring your friends. F. J. ASHLY, 2908 Secretary. WOOLCLASSING WOOL CLASSING. PRIVATE Evening Class covering all aspects of classing, sorting, etc. is now being formed. The instructor has had considerable practical experience in New Zealand, America and Bradford, and has a comprehensive knowledge of the subject. All those interested please Phone C. M. Reid, 2324 or evenings 2373 for further particulars. 2791 V for Victory, V for VITEX, V for Vitality in stock. Order through your stock firm. Agent: W. R. TAIT, 126 Miller Street. ’Phone 2016 D, Invercargill:; '■ CONSULT FRANK MITCHELL, 87 Lewis Street. Phone 19875. FOR FIRST CLASS PAINTING AND DECORATING. M 197