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Timaru Herald, Volume CXLVI, Issue 21360, 1 June 1939, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS FINAL SESSIONS TO-DAY 2.15 and 8 p.m. The Theatre of Comfort. STATE Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd., (throughout N.Z.) Hearing Aids Available. Tb if tre Centrally Heated. ALEX? IDER KORDA PRESENTS The Tense, Thrilling Adventure Story of the first historic climbing of the Matterhorn—mightiest peak of the Swiss Alps. “THE CHALLENGE” “THE CHALLENGE” “ THE CHALLENGE” With LI IS TREXKER ROBERT DOUGLAS JOAN GARDNER—MARY CLARE ALSO A Story of man’s greed in the jungles and coral reefs of Primitive New Guinea. “TYPHOON TREASURE” “TYPHOON TREASURE” With CAMPBELL COPELIN—JOE VALI— GWEN MUNRO (Both Features Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Plans at Begg’s or ’Phone 362. TO-MORROW—FRIDAY IS THE DAY! TIMARU WILL HAVE THE PRIVILEGE OF WITNESSING THE BIGGEST SUCCESS IN THE HISTORY OF TALKING PICTURES. Here are a few records NOW IN ITS 7th MONTH Astor Theatre Broadway CROWDED DAILY IN 6th MONTH Athenaeum Melbourne. STILL SCREENING 7th MONTH Victory Theatre Sydney RECORD SEASONS OF 8 WEEKS Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch. G. BERNARD SHAW'S WORLD-BEATING COMEDY —“ PYGMALION —“ PYGMALION —“ PYGMALION —“ PYGMALION —“ PYGMALION —“ PYGMALION Starring LESLIE HOWARD WENDY HILLER (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) TO-DAY'S TOPIC THE WORLD OVER What te Co- -er girl said to the toff! AS RESERVATIONS ARE EXCEPTIONALLY HEAVY WE URGE YOU TO BOOK FOR ALL SESSIONS—PLANS NOW OPEN AT BEGG’S—HURRY!! BUSINESS NOTICES BURTONS ARCADE BOOK SHOP FOR ALL PUBLICATIONS Newsagents and Tobacconists LENDING LIBRARY SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS (INC.) INSPECTOR: G. GLIDDON. Telephone 24, Pleasant Point. HON. INSPECTOR: A. E. LEWIS, Selwyn Street, Telephone 549. Secretary and Society’s Office: H. SINCLAIR THOMSON, Beswick Street. The Society performs a valuable public service, and will welcome new members. ACCEPT ONLY THE BEST IN LIFE ASSURANCE . w A.M.P. SOCIETY FUNDS £1 12,000,000 A POLICY tn the AMP. Society furnishes (lie most satisfactory answer to tlie oft worrying questions "What would happen to the wilt and youngsters if I went "WEST.’ ' and “what will 1 have to live on wher I retire?" These two questions exercise tin mind of everv citizen. It is not generally Known that, the A.M.P. Society has the solution tr this great and worrying problem. Let us know your requirements ano a scheme to tit vour Ideas will o, formulated It you are anxious to give your wife and family u little more protection, it you feel that you have not niadt adequate provision tot the future, thei get into touch with us at once. To become a member ot the A.M 1 Society It Is nevesiuv tor you to be >1 good health, to morrow the rioctoi may say It is too late. Consult us at once. There is n< tbllgalion. G. F. SMYTHK District Manager ! FRED. M. WARD. Reprcsentatlv, for new business. Telephone 711.