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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXVI, Issue 19141, 24 March 1932, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. THE REGENT Direction: J. C. Williamson Films FlN*<\L SCREENING. TO-DAY. TO-DAY. SESSIONS 2.15 and 8 p.m. THE FAMOUS DETECTIVE - PLAYThe Most Intriguing, Gripping Drama brought to the Screen for some time. “-A LIB I.” ■ “-A LIB I.” ‘‘-A LIB I.” With A Great Cast of English Stage and Screen Players, headed by Austin Trevor - - Franklin Dyall Mercia Swinburne. Splendid Array Featurettes —News. Volga Singer.-. Curiosity, RamblingReporter, Cartoon. Box Plans at the Bristol, or ring Regent Theatre, ’Phone 486. COMMENCING SATURDAY NEXT! COMMENCING SATURDAY NEXT! Matinee, 2.15 p.m., Night 8 o'clock. AGAIN THE REGENT PRESENTS A CHARMING ENTERTAINMENT THE FIRST GENTLEMAN OF THE SCREEN —GEORGE ARLISS —GEORGE ARLISS —GEORGE ARLISS —GEORGE ARLISS TO-DAYS GREATEST ACTOR. In xxxxxxxxxx His First Modern Role. XXXXXXXXXX A WARNER BROS.’ PICTURE!! ARLISS IN A NEW ROLE!! A different Arliss; a greater Arliss; the most human Arliss you have ever seen; in a role you’ll remember all your life! A Picture the whole family will I enjoy—AND SHOULD SEE! There is nothing greater in the theatrical world to-day than GEORGE ARLISS, in . . . —‘‘THE MILLIONAIRE." —“THE MILLIONAIRE." Box Plans at the Bristol to-day. and at the Regent Theatre ('Phone 486), only, on Saturday and Easter Monday. Be advised; make your Reservations early. DANCE. DANCE. BAY HALL, EASTER SATURDAY NIGHT. Sammy Moore’s Orchestra. Admission 2/-. Old Time Dances as well as new. Everybody invited. PUBLIC NOTICES. KINGSDOWN SCHOOL JUBILEE, To be held in SCHOOL GROUNDS DURING EASTER, Saturday Saturday. 26th MARCH. 11 a.m., Official Welcome and Roll Call; 11.45 a.m., Photographs; 12.30 p.m., Luncheon (3/); 2.30 p.m., Sports; 4 p.m., Afternoon Tea; Evening, Free and Easy; Reminiscences; Old Time Songs; Admission 6d. SUNDAY, 27th MARCH. 3 p.m., Combined Open Air Service, in School Grounds. MONDAY, 28th MARCH. 2 to 4.30 p.m., Picnic in the School Grounds. Children’s Sports. (Ladies a Basket). 8 p.m., Jubilee Ball; Gents 2/6, Ladies 1/6. Right of admission to Ball Reserved. Cars leave Post Office at 10.30 a.m., on SATURDAY. ANNIE T. TIZARD, THOS. SIMMONS. Hon. Secs.

TIMARU GOLF CLUB. EASTER CARD MATCHES. -SATURDAYMORNING BOGEY. AFTERNOON MEDAL -MONDAYMORNING FOURBALL AFTERNOON BOGEY Ladies Eligible to compete. Cards to be obtained at Golf House W. J. COTTERILL. Secretary. FESTIVAL DANCE. CT, MARY’S MEN’S CLUB reminds ° Members and Friends of the Easter Festival Dance, on MONDAY NEXT, at 8 p.m. Admission 2/-; Supper Provided. Tickets at the Door. THE BROADWAY, STAFFORD ST. ’Phone 1533. FRED EDNEY’S STUDIO OF DANCING. Private Tuition Daily in the Latest Ballroom and Tap Dancing. F. Eclncy (Instructor), interviewed from 10 a.m.—lo p.m. daily, or ’phone 1533. BUSINESS NOTICES. CHEAP TYPEWRITERS. pOR one month only v» r e offer 200 | 1 Standard and Portable Typewriters of all makes, in perfect order, from £3 up. Lists Free N.Z. TYPEWRITER CO--22 BOND STREET, DUNEDIN. PAINT YOUR CAR WITH FASDRY. F. LEWIS AND SONS. FURNITURE. MADE IN TIMARU TO YOUR OWN DESIGN. Dozens of Styles to choose from at Prices and Quality to defy Competition. L. J. STORY, Cabinetmaker and Picture Framer, Rear Ralph Rodgers' Buildings, STAFFORD STREET. To Farmers and Tradesmen REPAIRS AND TYRES TO ALL CLASSES OF VEHICLES AND IMPLEMENTS. PLOUGH SETTING A SPECIALITY. GENERAL ENGINEERING. HUSTLER CULTIVATORS. 40 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE. J. STORRIER & CO. ’PHONE 152.