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Timaru Herald, Volume CXLII, Issue 20504, 24 August 1936, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS STATE STATE Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd 2.15 p.m. —DAILY— 8 p.m. Laughs! Shudders! Thrills! Help and Chan’s 12 Children came to the Rescue. “Charlie Chan at the Circus” “Charlie Chan at the Circus” “Charlie Chan at the Circus” A Three Ring Thriller. Right this way for the most desperate —most dangerous—most daring of the great detective’s exploits, (Recommended by Censor for Adults) Splendid Supports Reserve Begg’s or Theatre. Phone 362 COMING SATURDAY: SHIRLEY TEMPLE In “CAPTAIN JANUARY" "CAPTAIN JANUARY” TIMARU COMPETITIONS TIMARU COMPETITIONS THEATRE ROYAL TO-DAY 9 a.m. TO-DAY TO-NIGHT 7 p.m. TO-NIGHT OFFICIAL OPENING 8 p.m.. By His Worship the Mayor. ‘ MR P. C. VINNELL. A Great Programme of DANCING •.. . . ELOCUTION SINGING AND INSTRUMENTAL CLASSES Admission: D.C. 1/6, Stalls 1/-. Children Half Price. Season Tickets on Sale at Begg's BRITISH DRAMA LEAGUE (N.Z. BRANCH). INC. SOUTH ISLAND ELIMINATION FESTIVAL OF ONE ACT PLAYS THEATRE— ROYAL —THEATRE WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 2 NEXT WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 2 NEXT The following Teams will appear: DUNEDIN REPERTORY SOCIETY. In “The Twelve Pound Look,” by Sir James Barrie. DUNEDIN PLAYERS, in “The Forest of Happy Dreams,” by Edgar Wallace. WESLEY PLAYERS, in “The 300th Performance.” by Stephen Barnett. CANTERBURY COLLEGE DRAMA SOCIETY, in “The Bear,” by Anton Tchehov. Admission: Reserves D.C. and O.S. 3/-. Stalls 2/-. Back Stalls 1/-. Plan opens at Begg’s, Monday, August 31. BUSINESS NOTICES PACIF RADIO HAS NO USELESS GADGETS Which are Boosted up to make big Sales, but has Everything Necessary in a Modern High Class Radio. Local Agent: A. R. AGNEW. ’Phone 1389. SPORTS FOOTWEAR REPAIRS DRING your Repairs to us. Tennit D and Bowling Shoes repaired while you wait; i- Sole and Heel. See it done Our motto: Service. Quality and Neatness. THE QUICK-SERVICE BOOT REPAIRERS. Round Empire Hotel Cr.. Church St MOTORISTS WE ARE THE OFFICIAL SERVICfc STATION Foi LUCA V C.A.V. And ROT AX SPARES AND EQUIPMENT. J. J. COCKROFT, PHONE 798 CHURCH STREE'I ■JOHN EDMUND. LTD.. SOPHIA STREET. TIMARU CELOTEX CELOTEX SUBDUES NOISE ON THE “QUEEN MARY” NSIAUI.ED ON VENTILATING UNIT ROOMS TO HUSH MACHINE NOISE Veterans oi many Atlantic erossngs know that fast ships and record.reaking voyages are not always the 'lost comfortable Such traveller: wi!) marvel less at , he huge Queen Mary's record speeo han at her silence. Foi she is a iuiet ship, despite the 260.000 horsejowei that drives he, 80.773 tons ilong All nei machinery Is insulated to educe noise and vibration Some >5.000 square feet ot sound-absorbing Celotex is used, mostly to prevent the ransmission of noise through the air ouditioning system Al) ventilating nachine rooms are lined with it ft ilso covers walls and ceiling of the minting room, where the ship’s news I laper is published. British Ship Builders use ' CELOTEX CELOTEX ;ecause it ts the best Insulating Boaro JOHN EDMOND, LID., SOPHIA STREET TIMARU.