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Timaru Herald, Volume CXLVII, Issue 21529, 16 December 1939, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS I NEVER . . . Such hearty laughter! Such Glorious Singing! I Such Crowds! I YES! IT'S “SHIPYARD SALLY’’ I | I STATE | j I I| ! STATE I| j Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd.. (throughout N.Z.' Hearing Aids Available. TO-DAY 2.15 and 8 p.m. TO-DAY It’s Still Playing in London Rushed to N.Z. to make the whole Dominion happy! Direct from 4 Great Weeks in Christchurch. GRACIE FIELDS GRACIE FIELDS GRACIE FIELDS GRACIE FIELDS IN HER GREATEST HIT! The true-to-life story of Clydebank, the internationally famous Scottish birthplace of the world’s greatest liners. I “SHIPYARD SALLY ” ||l ! “ SHIPYARD SALLY” i H “SHIPYARD SALLY ” I | - SHIPYARD SALLY ■' j j ! With SYD\EY HOWARD S\ DAE\ HOW ARD Morion Selton . . Oliver Wakefield GRACIE SINGS SEVEN SONGS Including: “DANNY BOY.” “ANNIE LAURIE.’ “GRANDFATHER’S BAGPIPES.” I “LAND OF HOPE AND GLORY,” “IN PERNAMBUCO.” And the Rousing Refrain “WISH ME LUCK AS YOU WAVE ME GOOD-BYE” The Soldier’s new “Tipperary” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Also Screening IN THE NEWS . . With the Army and Air Force in France and Germany. FOX AUSTRALIAN NEWS TERRYTOON . . The Three Bears TRAVEL—“Zambesi a” SPOTLIGHT REVIEW Bookings are heavy, so Reserve at once at Begg’s or ’Phone 362. THE TIMARU HARMONICA BAND (Incorporated) TO-NIGHT - TO-NIGHT First Annual Solo Competitions for ACCORDIONS HARMONICAS SIDE DRUMS ' SENIORS AND JUNIORS I BAND ROOM. WOOLLCOMBE ST. 7.30 p.m. 1 The Prizes will be presented by Mr P. B. Foote. 1 ADMISSION, ONE PRICE ONLY. 6d WASHDYKE PUBLIC HALL | A PRESEj TA- ! 2-1 -TON and DANCE will be tendered I to Privates Aitken, Seyb and Clark in the above Hall on WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 20, at 8.30 p.m. Admission, Non-subscribers, Gents 2/6. La 1 6. Music: Sinclair’s Orchestra. D. KELLAHAN, Hon. Sec.. Washdyke and Levels I Patriotic Committee. ROSE WILL .lALL j A DANCE AND FAREWELL to Rifleman D. M. Murray will be I held on THURSDAY. DECEMBER 21. 8 p.m. Gents 26, Ladies 1/6 or bask . FRANK HART. Hon. Sec. TEMUKA NOTICES —TEMUKA—ELITE THEATRE ' 2.15 p.m. TO-DAY 8 p.m. ROMANCE AND RHYTHM ! MELODY AND MADNESS! Plus Dancing such as you have never seen before ! In I“HONOLULU ” “HONOLULU” “HONOLULU ” ! (Approved for Universal Exhibition) Starring ; ELEANOR ROBERT POWELL YOUNG ' GEORGE GRACIE I BURNS and ALLEN i Reserves at Martin's. 'Phone 73M. ' TO-MGHT TO-MGHT (Saturday, December 16> Temuka Amateur Athletic Club's CINDERELLA DANCE CINDERELLA DANCE : DRILL HALL TEMUKA I PTHLL HALL TEMUKA I ADMISSION: Gents 2/-, Ladies 1/6. Cross’s Swing Band. L. J. IN, Hon. Sec. WINCHESTER pAREWELL Social and Presentation : to J. Maudsley and B. Kain. Vici toria Hall, MONDz.Y, DECEMBER 18, ,at 8 p.m. Admission: Local Ladies a l Basket; Outsiders 2/- an< 1 -. Cross’s Music. HELEN UNWIN, Sec. TEMU t, a CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS ' CHRISTMAS EVE—Last Night, Friday. December 22. Saturday 23id, l2 noon. i NEW YEAR’S EVE—Late Night, Fri- : day, December 29. Saturday. 30th, Close 12 noon, reopening on ; Wednesday following each of : bove Saturdays. C. D. HAYHURST. President, Progress League. TEMUKA PUBLIC LIBRARY QWING to numerou: requests, the Committee has decided to inaugurate a DEPOSIT SYSTEM in the Lending Department in addition to J he Ordinary Membership Subscriptions, as follows: LIFE MEMBERSHIP: 1/- AND 2d FOR EACH BOOK J. T. SMART, Presiden . F. J. SMITH, Hon. Sec.