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Timaru Herald, Volume CXLIII, Issue 20893, 24 November 1937, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS —MAJESTIC-TO-DAY 2.15; TO-NIGHT, 8.0. Another Amazing Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Entertainment. To the Screen Comes BAYARD VEILLER’S Most Sensational Mystery Romance! 13 WERE ALIVE When the Lights Went Out! Try and Solve the Puzzle of the “Murder Seance.” WHO killed “The Man That Everyone Hated”? •THE "THE WHY was a beautiful bride-to-“THE be held as “Suspect No. 1”? "THE NOW you can see the Baward "THE Veiller mystery that startled "THE Broadway for 40 weeks! 13TH 13TH CAST: 13TH DAME 13TH MAY WHITTY 13TH (“Night Must Fall") 13TH CHAIR” MADGE EVANS CHAIR’’ (“Picadilly Jim”) CHAIR” LEWIS STONE CHAIR” ELISSA LANDI CHAIR” (“After the Thin Man”) CHAIR” THOMAS BECK CHAIR” (“Seventh Heaven") RALPH FORBES (Romeo and Juliet") "Tile Thirteenth Chair” will fascinate every member of the family. It has romance comedy and mystery. When you have seen it may we ask that you refrain from advising your friends of the eventual solution? They will want to try a solution themselves but not one in a thousand can do it until they see the —picture— Programme Includes: "METRO NEWS” "CARNIVAL IN PARIS' (Musical Revue) "COURAGE” (Miniature) SCREEN SNAPSHOTS < Recommended by Censor for Adults) Bookings Begg’s Salon or T>hone 651 M TO AN EXPECTANT PUBLIC: We Announce the Presentation of Jean Harlow’s Last Picture .... Finished at the Insistent Request of Thousands of Picture-goers the World over . . . and a Tribute to One of the Screen’s Most Popular Stars that will be long remembered. Comm’ SATURDAY Comm’ Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer’s j —“SARATOGA”— 4 —“SARATOGA”— fl —“SARATOGA"— fl —“SARATOGA”— With JEAN HARLOW JEAN HARLOW JEAN HARLOW JEAN HARLOW CLARK GABLE CLARK GABLE CLARK GABLE CLARK GABLE FRANK MORGAN UNA MERKEL CLIFF EDWARDS WALTER FIDGEON LIONEL BARRYMORE (Approved for Universal Exhibition) Bookings have started at Begg’s. BUSINESS NOTICES [TOR HOUSEWIVES ONLYI Spring 1 Cleaning Time is here again.— Let us help you In the heavy work such as Blankets, Curtains, Chesterfield and Arm Chair Covers, Carpets (either beaten or shampooed). You will find how well and cheaply they can be done by sending them to the— TIMARU STEAM LAUNDRY, Browne Street; or ting ‘Phone 207 and the Van will call and deliver at no extra expense. TIMARU STEAM LAUNDRY. •THE TIMARU HERALD’ SOUTH CANTERBURY’S NEWSPAPER Copies of “The Timaru Herald’ are on sale in the following shops:— BURTON, F, Arcade. CAMPBELL. M. J, corner Church Street and Otipua Road. COOK, MISS, Stafford Street. CRISP, MRS, High Street. CROOKS, MRS M. M, Arthur Street CUNNINGHAM, J, comer Otipua Road and Hassall Street DOBBIE, F, Belfield HUI DOYLE, G. F, King Street DRYSDALE, MRS A, 126 North Street MRS E. EATON, corner Grey Road and Arthur Streets. EMPIRE BOOK DEPOT, Stafford Street. FIELD, W. A, Washdyke Store. W. HALLIDAY, opposite Viaduct HEALEY, J. H, Stafford Street HUTION, P. W, and CO, Stafford Street KOENS BROS, 145 Wal-lU Road. LAMBORN, MRS M.. corner College and Otipua Roads. MACLAREN, MRS L, 178 Church Street West. MOFFITT, GEO, corner Elizabeth and York Streets. MURRAY, J. A, King Street OWENS, J, Empire Comer. PETTIGREW, GEO, corner King Street and Otipua Road. RAILWAY BOOKSTALL, Umaru. RICHARDSON, J- 62 Otipua and Wai-iti Roads. ROBERTSON’S BOOK DEPOT, Stafford Street. ROSE, THOS, 30 North Street SHEARS, MRS S, comer Stafford and Sarah Streets. sherry, MRS a, 24A, King Street SHORTUS AND SMITH, 130 Waliti Road. STENHOUSE, L. G, cornel Evans and Trafalgar Streets. STICKLE, R. H, comer Harpei and Hassall Streets. TORRANCE,, I, comer Church Street West and LeCren Street WATT, MRS C, Arthur Street WALTON, L S, Evans Street WATSON. ROLAND. Stafford Street WILLIAMSON, MRS J. I, *? Church Street WILSON. 8, Wal-lU Road.