AMUSEMENTS. IN HISTORY OF THAMES NEAR. ALL ROADS NOW LEAD THEATRE EQUAL TO CITY. ANY IN MANAGEMENT in Presenting', for the in Thames TALKING PICTURE . pURVES.” URVES,” ■ pURVES.” U URVES." Incomparable BOW BOW BOW RICHARD ARLEN. gramme will piease exacting patron. SEE AND HEAR! SEE AND HEAR! CLOSE AT 7 PM. CLOSE AT 7 P.M. •BE KEPT AFTER 7.50 P.M. NO FREE L' T ST! Extra for Reserves. Stalls, 2/-. CHILDREN HALF-PRICE. CRICKET,
UNCLE TOM SAYS: “The world is full of bright and clean merriment that is no need for anything but good and wholesome fun to make the, •vyhole world laugh. Anything else is not Cricket.” Central Hall, Thames. QECEMBER 16 THJJONDAY, QECEMBER 10 TH“UNCLE rpOM.”' HE’S COMING! HE’S COMING! ALL THE WAY FROM IYA. Accompanied by the Choice of the Studio: MISS RITA McCULLY, MISS KAY CHRISTIE. MR. REG. RICHARDS, MR. LAMBERT HARVEY. ' We shall PACK the Theatre. GET YOUR TICKETS NOW! Hear these Experts in the Art of Entertainment. Solos, Duets, Trios, Quartettes, Monologues, Sketches, Humour in plenty. TWO HOURS OF RARE DELIGHT. ■ 61 QUEEN CARNIVAL. queen QARNIVAL. NEXT SATURDAY EVENING. DANCE ; IN FIRE STATION. . The Winner of the “POPULAR GIRL" CONTEST will be announced. ' Good Music. ' Good Floor. Admission: Gents., 1/6; Ladies, 1/-. 80 BUSINESS NOTICES JOHN pRATT. BRICKLAYER AND CONTRACTOR Pollen St., Thames. Thirty Years’ Experience at Thames SANITARY DRAINAGE INSTALLED ON CHEAPEST TERMS. Agent far J. BousklU, Monumental Masons. [A CARD. 3 / JAMES J^ERNICK, SHAREBROKER. Pollen Street - - THAMES. PHONE 97. P.O. BOX 9 R K ILGOUR ’ LICENSED SHAREBROKER. POLLEN ST., THAMES.
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Thames Star, Volume LXIII, Issue 17764, 11 December 1929, Page 1
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