AMUSEMENTS THE REGENT THE REGENT J. C. Williamson Picture Corp., Ltd. 2.15 p.m. DAILY 8 p.m. FROM A GREAT BOOK COMES THE GREAT AUSTRALIAN PICTURE, “THE BROKEN MELODY” BROKEN MELODY” BROKEN MELODY” By F. J. THWAITES WITH GLORIOUS MUSIC, Specially written for it by New Zealand’s world-famous composer of those haunting Maori Melodies that are sung the world over. ALFRED HILL A THROBBING REAL-LIFE DRAMA SET TO MELODIOUS HAUNTING MUSIC, ENDING IN A BREATH-TAKING SPECTACULAR CLIMAX. NOT A MUSICAL COMEDY BUT A SENSATIONAL STORY PLAYED TO REAL MUSIC! With LLOYD HUGHES DIANA DU CANE FRANK HARVEY ALEC KELLAWAY (Approved for Universal Exhibition) Plans at Begg’s, Theatre ’Phone 486. SATURDAY NEXT: GUY FAWKES COMPETITION! THREE PRIZES OF FIRE-WORKS VALUE Ist, 12/6 2nd, 5/-. 3rd, 2/6. and free passes for JACKIE COOPER In “BOY OF THE STREETS” .. "Guys” judged at REGENT at 1.30 p.m. Open to boys and girls of all ages. ST. PATRICK’S HALL TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT AT 8 P.M. DANCE RECITAL BY PUPILS OF MRS HUGHES. Supporting Items by Popular Local Artists. PETER PAN ORCHESTRA Admission 1/-, Children 6d. GERALDINE NOTICES GERALDINE 8 p.m. TO-NIGHT 8 p.m. SCHOOL BENEFIT PICTURE, DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAMME, “LOVE ON TOAST” “LOVE ON TOAST” And “BORN TO THE WEST” •BORN TO THE WEST” (Approved for Universal Exhibition) GERALDINE SWIMMING CLUB ANNUAL MEETING, TOWN HALL SUPPER ROOM, TO-MORROW (Thursday), 8 P.M. All Interested in Swimming Invited to attend. MONTHLY MEETING GERALDINE BRANCH N.Z.F.U. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 8 P.M. GUILD ROOM, PARISH HALL, P. G. WITHERS, Jr., Secretary. BUSINESS NOTICES WOOL— WOOL— WOOL WE ARE CASH BUYERS ot WOOL, SKINS, HIDES, FAT, Etc. Ring or write. Our Buyers Will Call S. F. HANSON AND CO., LTD., 45 Stafford Street. Timaru. SPRING CLEANING Lighten your Household Worries bj lending ycur . . . CARPETS, CURTAINS, SUITES, BLANKETS. ETC., to the riMARU STEAM LAUNDRY LTD. Ring 'phone 207 and oui Van Will CaU. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED NOVEMBER FAIR ALL SURPLUS STOCK AT SPECIAL PRICES THIS MONTH. SUMMER FELT HATS— White 4/11. Colours 6 11 WHITE PANAMAS— To Clear 1/11 FINE WHITE STRAWS— Half Price, from 7/11 PEDALIN E HATS— Usually 14/6; To Clear 7/11 WHITE SILK TENNIS FROCKS. Slightly Soiled— Usually 10/6. To Clear 4/11 SILK MOROCAIN FROCKS— Usually 12/6. To Clear 6/11 FLORAL SILK FROCKS AND ENSEMBLES. A very big range at Special Prices. SILK EVENING FROCKS. A number to clear at Half-price. TAILORED WORSTED COSTUMES. Fawn and Grey Shades— Usually 70/-. To Clear 49/6 SUMMER TWEED COATS, light Shades Usually 42/-. To Clear 29/6 WOOL GEORGETTE MODEL COATS Usually 70/-. To Clear 49/6 SILK MOROCAIN COATS— To Clear from 14/6 J. M. MILLER, NEAR REGENT THEATRE
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Timaru Herald, Volume CXLV, Issue 21183, 2 November 1938, Page 1
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