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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXVIII, Issue 19953, 10 November 1934, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. A PICTURE EVERY WOMAN WANTS EVERY MAN TO SEE! —THE REGENT— Direction: Timaru Theatres. 2.15 p.m. DAILY. 8 p.m. We feel sure you’ll like this picture .... it’s a clever modem story as a play it is enjoying tremendous popularity in London to-day. Yet you can see it now at picture prices, played by these two stars whose names are the synonym for superb acting. THE FAMOUS STARS OF “CAVALCADE” TOGETHER AGAIN!! CLIVE BROOK CLIVE BROOK CLIVE BROOK With DIANA WYNYARD DIANA WYNYARD DIANA WYNYARD In “SOUR GRAPES” “SOUR GRAPES” Picturised as "Let’s Try Again.” (Recommended Toy Censor for Adults) When romance goes out of Married Life there are just two things to do. See “Sour Grapes” and you’ll agree. Plans at Begg’s or Theatre, 486. PLEASANT POINT TALKIES. TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), 8 P.M. BORIS KARLOFF BORIS KARLOFF In “THE MUMMY.” "THE MUMMY.” Exciting Mystery Drama of Ancient Egypt. (Recommended by Censor for Adults) Variety Supporting Features. RITZ DANCE CLUB. THE RITZ. DANCE. DANCE. DANCE. TO-NIGHT. GENTS’ NIGHT GENTS’ NIGHT USUAL NOVELTY DANCES. Campbell’s Orchestra. Admission 1/6. Right of admission reserved. BOXING BOXING BOXING BOXING BOXING BOXING BOXING BOXING BOXING BOXING BOXING. MAURICE STRICKLAND (Wellington) Versus ALAN CAMPBELL (Timaru) THRILLING CONTEST. . THEATRE ROYAL . THURSDAY, NOV. 15 . THURSDAY, NOV. 15 . THURSDAY, NOV. 15 15 THREE MINUTE ROUNDS. BOXING. BOXING. BOXING. BOXING. BOXING. BOXING. BOXING. BOXING. BOXING. BOXING. BOXING. Prices: Ringside 5/-, Dress Circle and Front Stalls 3/6, Back Stalls 2/6, Ladies and Schoolboys 2/6 to all parts except Ringside. Reserves now open at 3. Skinner, Tobacconist, next Theatre Royal. No extra charge for reserves. M. J. ANGLAND, Secretary. ESK VALLEY. TTHE CONCERT, which was postponed on account of weather conditions, will now be held in the School at 8 p.m., on THURSDAY, November 15. All Items by Timaru Artists. Admission 1/-. Supper and Dance included. E. STOWELL, Secretary. DANCE. DANCE. DANCE. 'THE MT. PEEL RIFLE CLUB will hold their Wind-up Dance and Presentation of Trophies in the Peel Forest Hall. November 15. Novelty Dances. Chapman’s Orchestra (Four Instruments). Gents 2/6, Ladies 1/-. GEO. FIFIELD, Secretary. TESCHEMAKERS. A SOCIAL, in aid of Prize Fund, will be held in the above School, on FRIDAY, November 16. Gents 2/-, Ladies, a Basket. TOTARA VALLEY. 'THE TOTARA VALLEY TENNIS CLUB will hold a Dance in Mr A. H. Giles’s Granary, on FRIDAY, November 16, at 8 p.m. Gents 2/-, Ladies 1/6. E. CHAPMAN. Hon. Secretary. BUSINESS NOTICES FOR CARPET BEATING AND CLEANING Try the IMPERIAL STEAM LAUNDRY. Our process is guaranteed to remove the most stubborn spots and stains, without the least harm to your carpet. ’Phone 207; our van will call. 8 WEEKS ONLY TILL CHRISTMAS. SUITS AND COSTUMES EXPERTLY CLEANED AND PRESSED. TAYLORS CITY DYE WORKS, 188 STAFFORD STREET. Telephone 1178. "CELL-E-GO-PEEG.” (Testimonial) Tatara, 27/6/34. Dear Sir,—l have had many years' experience in using harness and leather of all kinds and have tried various kinds of leather dressing preservatives, but I have found nothing to equal your “Cell-e-go-Peeg” boot and leather dressing. I have also found it very effective in the milking shed with sore teats, etc. Please forward me half a dozen tins. I am, yours, T. A. CONDON, Farmer, Tatara. Stocked by SMITH’S LEATHER SHOP, STAFFORD STREET. «