AMUSEMENTS MAJESTICMAJESTIC— Direction: Fuller-Hayward Theatres. 2.15 p.m. .. TWICE DAILY .. 8 p.m. MERRILY THEY ROLLED ALONG ....The bride to be and the best man raise gales of laughter on an Ocean of Love ROBERT YOUNG ROBERT YOUNG EVELYN VENABLE EVELYN VENABLE In VAGABOND LADY VAGABOND LADY VAGABOND LADY VAGABOND LADY On the way to her own wedding —but all the bets were oft when the best man sailed right into her heart! HAL ROACH, King of Comedy, has never created a faster or funnier picture! Ninety minutes of happiness—just try and clock the laughs. fßecommended by Censor for Adults) Plan at Begg’s or ’Phone Theatre 651 M THEATRE ROYAL, TIMARU A FEAST OF MUSICAL COMEDY THREE GREAT PRODUCTIONS: Our Miss Gibbs, High Jinks, and Roberta SATURDAY and MONDAY (November 23 and 25) J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., Present MADGE and CYRIL ELLIOTT RITCHARD Together with an incomparable company of 100— ARTISTS —IOO including Ethel Morrison Diane du Cane Leo Franklin, Marie Le Varre, Frank Leighton, Field Fisher, Leslie Crane. Arthur Clarke, Charles Zole, Mary Rigby, and other brilliant artists. SATURDAY AFTERNOON November 23 Magnificent representation of everybody’s favourite comic opera, OUR MISS GIBBS OUR MISS GIBBS the recent revival of which in Sydney attracted record audiences for 21 weeks SATURDAY NIGHT Thewlitstanding Musical Comedy, HIGH JINKS HIGH JINKS MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25 the stupendous £20,000 Musical Comedy production, ROBERTA ROBERTA the most costly, the most elaborate, the most humorous and the gayest musical production of recent years. Prices: D.C. and R.S. 7/6, Stalls 4/-, Pit 2/-. (All prices plus tax). Box Plans will be opened at Begg's Music Warehouse on Wednesday, November 20. Representative: John Farrell. TIMARU CATHOLIC CLUB SACRED CONCERT TO-MORROW (SUNDAY) NIGHT, At 8.15 p.m. ST. PATRICK’S HALL, Browne Street. Admission: SILVER COIN. ROSEWILL SCHOOL DOSEWILL TENNIS CLUB will hold t'- an OPENING DANCE in the above School on THURSDAY, November 14. Good Music. Good Supper. Gents 2/-, Ladies 1/6. GLENrITI SCHOOL A DANCE, In aid of School Funds, will be held in GLEN-ITI SCHOOL on SATURDAY, November 16, at 8 p.m. Sinclair’s Orchestra. Gents 1/6. Ladies 1/-. D. C. MORSE, Chairman. ORARI CORONATION HALL DANCE DANCE In Aid of Hall Funds NOV. 21 THURSDAY NOV. 21 SINCLAIR’S ORCHESTRA Men 2/6. Ladies 1/H. J. BRENTON, Chairman. HOOK WOMEN’S DIVISION FARMERS’ UNION THE CONCERT AND DANCE HAS BEEN POSTPONED TO THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28. E. M. ROSE, Hon. Sec. FAIR VIEW HALL THE FAIRVIEW HALL and SOCIAL COMMITTEE book DECEMBER 11 for their 1935 Wind-up Dance and Drawing of Art Union. F. M. SHEWAN, Sec. H. Com. E. R. ROONEY, Sec. S. Com. BUSINESS NOTICES C. H. WILLIAMSON. Veterinary Practitioner IS now opening a RIDING SCHOOL * for Girls and Boys at 21 ST. GEORGE STREET. Reliable Ponies Kept. Further particulars apply or ring: ’PHONE 1411. STAMP COLLECTORS! STAND AT EASE!! ALL YOUR WANTS OBTAINABLE AT PATERSON’S POSTAGE STAMP SHOP, NOW OPENED,'OPPOSITE BALLANTYNE’S. A C. McINNES, Regd. Masseur (21st year of practice), is engaged in the practice of Massage, ElectroTheraoy and Chiropody in the largest and most fully equipped private Institute in New Zealand. Cr. Dee and Theodocia Streets. ’Phone 287 and 1045.
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Timaru Herald, Volume CXL, Issue 20261, 9 November 1935, Page 1
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