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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXVII, Issue 19632, 28 October 1933, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. MAJESTICMAJESTIC Direction: Fuller-Hayward Theatres. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT. It's Just Too Funnv For Words. SLIM and ZASC SLIM and ZASU The Bashful Love-Birds In their most desperate ComedyDrama — ‘‘OUT ALL NIGHT.” "OUT ALL NIGHT.” "OUT ALL NIGHT.” You’ll Laugh till it hurts at SLIM SUMMERVILLE And ZASU PITTS. m the Screaming Story of Lover* thwarted by too much “Mother-in - Law" ... of an empty honeymoon . . and the change of a “Mama's Bov~ into a “Cave Manl” LAUGH? YOU’LL ROAR! At the Funniest Love Story Ever Filmed. (Approved for Universal Exhibition Plan at Bess's or Theatre ‘Phone 691 M WESLEY HALL. BANKS STREET LADIES' GUILD “ALL HALLO WHEN PARTY * TUESDAY. OCT. 31. T. 30 p.m. Admission 1/3, Includes Cap and Mask and Buffet Supper. CAVE. pAM MINIATURE RIFLE CLUB V will hold a DANCE in the Cave Hall, FRIDAY, November 3rd. Good Supper; Good Floor; Novelty Dances. Peter Pan Orchestra. Gents 2-, Ladies 1/6. fMISSI M. GIBSON. H. YOUNG. JL Secretaries.

BUSINESS NOTICES. THE GREATEST SELECTION Ever Brought to Tlmaru Of Frames, Mounts, and Lenses to choooe from, to suit any particular type of face and pocket. As well as a truly up-to-date Optical Examination by an Optical Specialist tone whose sole time is given to sight testing) PROCTERS OPTICAL SERVICE Proctors (Established 1877) now make regular visits to Tlmaru, and Walmate. Appointments for next visit can now be made by ringing up MR ODDIKS PHARMACY. MISS H. C. STRACHAN, CHILDRENS OUTFITTER. pyAINTY Muslin and Embroidered Frocks, Rayon and Art Silk nocks. Knitted Silk Frocks. Coats and Bonnets to match; Sox and Shoes, all shades, to match Frocks. “Locknit" Knickers, an Shades and Sizes. PRICES VERY MODERATE. F. GRUHN, INSURANCE AND COMMISSION AGENT. All Classes of Insurance Transacted at Lowest Current Rates. Offices: HAY’S BUILDINGS Thane MO. JEWELLERS. ENGAGEMENT RINGS. WILLIAM McBRIDE. 308 Stafford Street. OPTICIANS. SPECTACLE MAKERS

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