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Timaru Herald, Volume CXLV, Issue 21211, 5 December 1938, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS Saturday’s crowded house said they would brave a cyclone to see such a magnificent picture! STATE Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd., (throughout N.Z.) TO-DAY 2.15 and 8 p.m. THE SCREEN’S MIGHTIEST DRAMA, To the four corners of the earth . . . to avenge their father's death! “4 MEN AND A PRAYER" “4 MEN AND A PRAYER" Every part perfectly portrayed! Every moment s memory! With LORETTA YOUNG C. AUBREY SMITH RICHARD GREEN, GEORGE SANDERS, DAVID NIVEN. And a Cast of 3000. (Recommended by Censor for Adults) And Excellent Supporting Programme NEXT CHANGE— The world’s great radio and variety stars together in one lavish presentation, I—LARRY ADLER Mouth Organ Virtuoso. FLOTSAM AND JETSAM TURNER LAYTON. EVELYN DALL. In —CALLING ALL STARS— Approved for Universal Exhibition) And 2—“ WALKING DOWN BROADWAY” Six girls—who dared to live for the things other girls only long for. CLAIRE PHYLLIS LEAH TREVOR BROOKS RAY DIXIE DUNBAR. LYNN BARI JAYNE REGAN (Recommended by Censor for Adults) Plans at Begg’s, or ’Phone 362. BOXING! BOXING! THRILLING INTERNATIONAL CONTEST OLYMPIA HALL, WAIMATE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6 CLIFF HANHAM Hard Hitting Waimate Boy, v. JOHNNIE FOSi’ET Canada's K.O. King. Referee: Tommy Fairhall. EXHIBITION BOUTS EXCELLENT PRELIMINARIES See the Four Local Lads in Action. SPECIAL FOUR ROUND BOUT JIMMY BALFOUR (Waimate) versus JACK McMAHON (Timaru) PRICES: Ringside 5/-, Front Stalls 3/6, Stalls 2/6. BOXING! BOXING! BUSINESS NOTICES TALBOT TAYLOR PAINTER AND PAPERHANGER, FOR RELIABLE SERVICE AT A REASONABLE PRICE. 7 MOWBRAY STREET. TIMARU. THE A.M.P.' SOCIETY’S ANNUAL BONUS DISTRIBUTION Takes Place DECEMBER 31 All proposals completed before this date (yearly premium paid) will receive full bonus for 1938. Owing to the large volume of new business coming forward early application is necessary. A POLICY IN THE A.M.P. SOCIETY is the difference between happiness and misery during your declining years. Financial Independence is still Life’s Sweetest Gift, and our plan enables you to save a portion of the money that "slips through your fingers every year." The wise and considerate father senses the vulnerable point in the family programme and strengthens it with a policy in the A.M.P. SOCIETY thus assuring his wife and family a continuance of comfortable living, whether he lives or not. Information and full particulars will be supplied on application to— FRED M. WARD, Repr. for New Business. G. - SMYTHE, District Manager.