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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18546, 17 April 1930, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. PROUD INDEED ARE FULLER--11 HAYWARD’S IN ANNOUNCING II TO SOUTH CANTERBURY RE- || SIDENTS THE WONDERFUL I! EASTER ATTRACTION 000 “THE BLACK WATCH” o o o A J E S T IQ HOME OF THE PERFECT TALKIES, j COMMENCING SATURDAY. COMMENCING SATURDAY. AFTERNOON 2.30; EVENING 8. The Magnificent Fox Movietone Production . . • ! THE | | BLACK | | THE | [ BLACK ! j THE | ! BLACK ! | THE | J BLACK J I WATCH | I WATCH | | WATCH j | WATCH | One of the Finest Pictures Made in All Dialogue to date. With the Big Rugged English Star . . . I|xxj j VICTOR McLAGLEN r xxl| llxx'l VICTOR McLAGLEN . xxj| ||xx|j VICTOR McLAGLEN !ixx|| ||xx;j VICTOR McLAGLEN j|xxj| Who is associated with a Formidable Cast of Players of Perfect English Speech. “ The Black Watch,” was suggested by Talbot Mundy’s story “King of the Khyber Rifles.” Those familiar with the Mundy story will realise and appreciate when they see “The Black Watch,” on the screen that all the intrigue, mystery, love, passion and episodic values have been faithfully transcribed through the medium of Fox Movietone. | THE | | THE j | THE j | THE j I BLACK I | BLACK | ] BLACK ! | BLACK J | WATCH | WATCH | | WATCH j | WATCH j A Tale of the 42nd Highlanders with the Skirl of the Pipes, and the Songs YOU LIKE TO HEAR! BOX PLANS ARE AT THE BRISTOL. Reservations 2/9. PERMANENT Saturday Night Reser- ; vists will please notify us should their : seats NOT be required for that even- j ing. Great as the demand for seats is 1 with “Disraeli,” “THE BLACK j WATCH” WILL ASSUREDLY ATTRACT BIGGER AUDIENCES. SO BOOK EARLY! PUBLIC NOTICES. FAIRLIE FOOTBALL CLUB. 'T’HE above-named Club will play two A Matches against a Senior and Junior Team of the Celtic Club, Timaru, on SATURDAY, April 19. at the Athletic Grounds, Fairlie. Junior Match commences at 2 p.m. Admission: Gents 1/-, Ladies 6d. A. FORRESTER. Secretary. GERALDINE FOOTBALL CLUB. THE SEASON will be officially 1 opened on SATURDAY NEXT, when a Match. Town v. Country, will be played on the Geraldine Domain at 2.30 p.m. Intending Players and the Public cordially invited. EASTER HOLIDAYS. HPHE TIMARU CHEMISTS wiill be A CLOSED all day on GOOD FRIDAY and EASTER MONDAY. OPEN 9 to 12 on SATURDAY MORNING. TIMARU HIGH SCHOOLS PROGRAMME For GOLDEN JUBILEE CELEBRATIONS 18th to 22nd APRIL, 1930. GOOD FRIDAY: Trains will be met. SATURDAY, 19th APRIL. Afternoon Football Match. T.H.S. Old Boys v. Christchurch Old Boys at Fraser Park. Evening—Reunions: All Old Girls at Girls’ School. 7.30 p.m.; All Old Boys at Boys’ School, 7.30 p.m. SUNDAY, 20th APRIL. Afternoon —Muster at Girls’ School, at 2.30 p.m.. Parade to Boys’ School, where Service will be held. (If wet, assemble in Boys’ Gymnasium at 3 p.m.). MONDAY, 21st APRIL. Morning—Official Opening and Roll Calls at Girls’ School, 9.30 a.m. Afternoon—Sports at Boys’ School, 2.30 p.m. Evening—Jubilee Ball at Boys’ School Gymnasium, 8.30 p.m. Double Ticket 15/-; Single Ticket 7/6. TUESDAY, 22nd APRIL. Morning—Motor Run, muster at Boys’ School, 9.30 a.m.; Afternoon Garden Party at Girls’ School, 3 p.m. Tennis. Golf, etc. Evening—Promenade Concert at Boys’ School, 8 p.m. NOTE.—AII Old Girls and Old Boys notice or no notice are expected to be present. r yHE BANKS doing business throughout the Dominion will be closed on the following dates, being Statutory Bank Holidays:—lßth. 19th. 21st, 23rd and 25th April:—Good Friday, Saturday before Easter, Easter Monday, St. George’s Day and Anzac Day. TENDERS. ALBURY PUBLIC HALL CO., LTD. '"FENDERS are invited lor PaintingHall and Outbuildings. Particulars from Secretary, or at Mr R. J. McLean's Shop, j Tenders close APRIL 28th. The lowest or any Tender not nccesI sarily accepted. DAVID DICK, Secretary.