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Timaru Herald, Volume CXLVIII, Issue 21822, 27 November 1940, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS TO-DAY 2.15 and 8 p.m. TO-DAY STATE Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. (throughout N.Z.) Deaf Aids Available. TORN FROM TO-DAY’S HEADLINES TIMELY ! ! THRILLING 1 ! Three men murdered! The great locks mined! Sixty seconds more and the Panama Canal destroyed! The U.S. Fleet on manoeuvres in the Pacific and trapped, while trouble looms in the Atlantic! CAN CHAN PREVENT IT? HE MUST! "CHARLIE CHAN IN PANAMA” “CHARLIE CHAN IN PANAMA” -CHARLIE CHAN IN PANAMA” With SIDNEY TOLER I Jean Bogers .. . Lionel Atwill i Mary Nash Sen Yung i (Approved for Universal Exhibition) On the Same Programme: The Screen's most lovable, laughable family in the merriest of all their pictures. Now they’re broke—but do they have fun? THE JONES FAMILY THE JONES FAMILY In “ON THEIR OWN” “ON THEIR OWN” “ ON THEIR OWN ” With Spring Byington . . . Ken Howell George Ernest . . . June Carlson (Approved for Universal Exhibition) PLANS AT BEGGS OR ’PHONE 362 FRIDAY HONESTLY . . FEARLESSLY . . THE GREATEST NOVEL OF OUR TIME COMES TO THE SCREEN! ... A Moving Picture of Sensative and Rare Power! JOHN STEINBECK S “ THE GRAPES OF WRATH ” “ THE GRAPES OF WRATH” “THE GRAPES OF WRATH” With HENRY FONDA as Tom Joad JANE DARWELL as Ma Joad JOHN CARRADINE as Casy (Recommended by Censor for Adults) PLANS NOW OPEN AT BEGG S PLEASANT POINT 8.15 p.m. TO-NIGHT 8.15 p.m. GEORGE BRENT OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND JOHN PAYNE In The Greatest Screen ThrilL-Ever Filmed- fIWEmK-....- “ WINGS OF THE NAVY ” “ WINGS OF THE NAVY ” “WINGS OF THE NAVY” Sc/.ring above all thrill epics ever made comes this saga of the Navy of the Air . . Dedicated to the fearless hawks ever ready to defend a nation’s honour and liberty . . to their flying battleships . . to the women they love and have to leave behind. (Approved for Universal Exhibition) ST. PAUL’S FLOWER SHOW, HIGHFIELD Will be held in Sunday School Hall TO-MORROW TO-MORROW Thursday, November 28, at 2 p.m. Entries close 5.30 p.m. TO-DAY with MISS JEAN MAYO, Sec. ’Phones 179 or 885. CLAREMONT “THE OPENING of the Tennis Club will take place on NOVEMBER 30, at 2.30 p.m. Residents, Supportc-s, and their friends cordially invited. M. F. SEYB, Hon. Sec. EDUCATIONAL SEL-PHIT SCHOOL OF DRESSMAKING Ist Floor Stafford Buildings, Stafford St. Learn from the most simple and inexpensive methods to make your own clothes. All branches of patternmaking, designing and dressmaking taught. Call for further particulars and demonstration. HOLLYWOOD SCHOOL O: DRESSMAKING Only at Hollywood Schools can you learn the Hollywood Method. Principal: MISS C. WRIGHT. 301 a Stafford Street. LEARN I’o MAKE YOUR OWN PATTERNS MAKE ITIEM BY MODERN SCIENTIFIC METHODS MODERNE SCHOOL OF DRESSMAKING Tekapo Buildings BUSINESS NOTICES FOR ACCOUNT COLLECTIONS AND TRADES REPORTS Consult: S. C. CREDITORS’ PROTECTION SOCIETY. LIMITED Dominion Buildings. ’Phone 819 Stafford Street. Timaru SPECIAL PRICE WEEK FURTHER BARGAINS IN SURPLUS STOCK SUMMER STRAWS. See Bargain Table at 4/11. SUMMER FELTS and STITCHED CLOTH HATS. A number to clear at 2/11 to 6/11. SILK FROCKS, slightly shop soiled. To clear 4/11. FLORAL SILK SUITS, small sizes. To clear 15/6. LINEN SUITS, fawn shades. To clear 19/6. TWEED SUITS, with S-length coats. Usually 70/-. To clear 29/6. WORSTED COSTUMES, fawn and brown shades. Usually 65/-. To clear 39/6. SILK COATS. S-length. Usually 23/6. To clear 13/6. SUMMER TWEED COATS, all shades and sizes. Special prices 39/6 to £5/19/6. MODEL SILK FROCKS, a big range of very latest styles at reduced prices. PLEATED AND PLAIN SKIRTS in tweeds and silks. 9/11 to 37/6, COME IN TO-DAY : ; WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION J. M. MILLER NEAR REGENT THEATRE