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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18584, 3 June 1930, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. DEAR PATRONS.— THIS IS ONE OF ■ THOSE RARE OCCASIONS WHEN WE CAN CAUL YOUR ATTENTION TO AN AUDIBLE PICTURE WITHOUT FEAR THAT THERE MAY BE SOME TO WHOSE INDIVIDUAL TASTES IT IS NOT • SUITFjD. THE PICTURE IS “RIO RITA,” WHICH WILL BE SHOWN FOR THE FIRST TIME HERE AT THE MAJESTIC THEATRE ON SATURDAY NEXT. WE HAVE SEEN ; THIS MAGNIFICENT PICTURE AND FOUND IT SUCH A WEALTH OF EN- ) TERTAINMENT THAT WE RECOMMEND IT WITHOUT THE SLIGHTEST RESERVATION. “ RIO RITA " IS RICH AND SPECTACULARLY BEAUTIFUL. IT HAS HILARIOUS LAUGHS. DEEP HEART INTERESTS, AND THRILLS. COMBINED WITH • THE MOST GORGEOUS MUSIC YET HEARD FROM THE SCREEN. . WHILST THE SECOND ACT IS SHOWN IN GLORIOUS TECHNICOLOUR. YOU WILL LOVE BEBE DANIELS—FOR HER VOICE AND HER BEAUTY CONTRIBUTE NOT A LITTLE TO WHAT RADIO PIC--5 TURKS HAVE LABELLED IN ALL I TRUTH. “THE PICTURE OF THE CENTURY.” Very Truly Yours, H. KENNEDY. Mgr. Fuller-Hayward’s. BOX PLANS WILL OPEN AT THE BRISTOL ON WEDNESDAY MORNING. ALL RESERVATIONS 2/9. 5 EARLY APPLICATION IS NECESASRY AS WE ARE CONFIDENT THAT THE WHOLE THEATRE WILL BE BOOKED OUT FOR SATURDAY ", EVENING. MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2.15 P.M. EVENING SESSIONS AT 7.45 P.M. Country Patrons may ’Phone 651 lor Bookings. . DANCE, TO-NIGHT. DANCE DANCE, TO-NIGHT. DANCE BAY HALL. BAY HALL. • Come and enjoy Yourself. Under the strict supervision of the Ashbury Bowling Club. 5 First Class Supper. Sinclair's Orchestra; 8 Instruments, t Admission 2/6. DANCE. TO-NIGHT. DANCE. DANCE. TO-NIGHT. DANCE. BAY HALL. ! BAY HALL. All Rights of Admission Reserved. MAORI PARTY MAORI PARTY MAORI PARTY THEATRE ROYAL. THURSDAY. Karangas, Poi Dances, Halcas, Maori Songs, Weird Waiatas, Instrumental Music. Popular Prices. Box Plan at Bristol. PUBLIC NOTICES. ST. ANDREWS. IN ORDER to inaugurate a Branch of *. the Women’s Institute in the District. MISS STOPS, Organiser for the Dominion, will address a Meeting in the Public Hall, on THURSDAY, June 5, at 2.30 p.m. CANCER CAMPAIGN. i TIMARU APPEAL. r m THROUGHOUT the whole of New ! A Zealand an appeal is being made for help in the Empire-wide Campaign against Cancer. The object of this Campaign is to ’ improve the treatment of Cancer, to search for the cause of the disease, and to organise effective means for its prevention and cure. This is not a subject of interest only to Doctors and ’ Hospitals: it is a vital matter affecting the whole community. Cancer annually wastes many valu- !, able lives, causes more pain and suffer- , ing than any other disease to countless individuals, and is a source of great expense to the community. Cancer begins insidiously, but kills none the i less surely. One in seven of the population over the age of forty dies of Cancer, and is - going to die unless the cause and cure can be found. Research has conquered many diseases. We look to Research to conquer Cancer, our worst enemy. In face of these facts, it is not too much to say that money spent in supporting this Campaign is as wisely - spent as that which we willingly give “ to effect an Insurance against the various risks which menace our life - and property. c If the results of a well sustained , Campaign against Cancer are as encouraging as those which have been attained by the organised attack on B Consumption, we shall have gone far to free the world from what is at present a cause of incalculable pain and e loss ’ A donation to this fund means:— 1— That you are helping to free the community from what is now a c source of economic waste. 2 That you are ensuring for many P sufferers better means of cure in an intensely painful and fatal v disease. 3 That you are using every means in your power to ensure that 3 mankind shall in time be freed from the fear of Cancer under which they now live. £25,000 has to be raised in Canterbury, Marlborough, Nelson and Westland Districts. AN APPEAL IS MADE TO YOU to join in this great fight against Cancer, . to help to the utmost of your ability, and to endeavour to interest your friends. All donations will be acknowledged through the Press. H. G. NAYLOR. 3 Hon. Secretary and Treasurer. rURNITURE. pT UR NISH Direct from Factory at - A Prices that cannot be beaten. Up-to-date Machinery, Low Rent. Effl- ’ cient Staff naturally reduce Selling Price, at the same time getting Best Workmanship. L. J. STORY, Corner of Cliff and Turnbull Street* Cabinetmaker, Picture Framer and Undertaker.