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Thames Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 17835, 10 March 1930, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. PACKED TO THE DOORS ON SATURDAY!. UNANIMOUS OPINION: "THE BEST YET/' 'TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW NIGHT. THE GREATEST OF THEM ALL! RONALD COLMAN RONALD COLMAN RONALD COLMAN RONALD COLMAN In Sapper's World-famous Comedy-Drama: "BULLDOG "BULLDOG "BULLDOG "BULLDOG "BULLDOG "BULLDOG DRUMMOND." DRUMMOND." DRUMMQND." DRUMMOND." DRUMMOND." DRUMMOND." MILLIONS HAVE READ THE BOOK —MILLIONS MORE HAVE SEEN THE PICTURE. IT TOOK LONDON AND NEW YORK BY STORM, CREATING: THE GREATEST SENSA TION THE SCREEN HAS KNOWN. ALL TALKING—ALL EXCITING! hear the king's english spoken as it should be by a Cast of celebrated' English ACTORS. :; CREEPS! CHILLS! SHOCKS! LAUGHS! LOVES! ROMANCE! SONGS! REPARTEE and DRAMA! United Artists' Picture. THAMES Y3.OLF (JLUB. A GENERAL Meeting of .Members ~ of the Thames Golf Club will be held in the County Offices, .Mary St., Thames, at 7.45 p.m., on" FRIDAY, 14th March,' 1930; , ~ • „ .; : ,..-. /;■- -'—"T . BUSINESS: 1. To make arrangements for the coming season. * .... „ 2.' Election of New Members. '< . A. G. FISHER,' Hon. Secretary. 94 TECHNICAL SCHOOL. THAMES ipECHNICAL gOHObL.CLASSES WILL COMMENCE TO-NIGHT (MONDAY), MARCH 10. BOOK-KEEPING: 7 to 9 p.m., 10th March. . ' # TYPEWRITING: 7 to 9 p.m., 11th. March. SHORTHAND: 7 to 9 p.m., 12th March. All Fees payable to Class Teacher when commencing -Class. G. W. MITCHELL. 10th. March. .-.: 98 A Q.OOD Q.AMB «JK) JpOLLOWI LET QROKENSHIRE AND ROSS. REGISTERED PLUMBERS AND SHFFiT METAL WORKERS, pollen Si., Thames. flstimate and do your Plumbing Work Satisfaction at end of the Game. Alwaya at your Service by Ringing 12. MISCELLANEOUS TfX-ARMY Officer, tired of Civilian Life monotony, seeks Adventure, Excitement and Danger, willing to go the limit. ~ See "Bulldog Drummond" at the King's to-night, also on Monday and Tuesday. 87 "DARBALICH'S Famous Port Wine, recommended by the Medical Profession. Order now at either Nick's Fish Shop, Telephone 92, or J. Montague's, tobacconist. 20/- per 2gal. Jar, or 25/-, 35/-, 45/- per dozen bottles. Cash must accompany order. " Pollen St., for. . Luncheon and Afternoon Tea. For Cakes and Small Goods, Houghton's Bakery, Queen St., 'Phone 282. VTTHY Your Clothes, when one of our Linen Marking Outfits will mark everything in .a few minutes? Your name is neatly and indelibly stamped on your Linen, and will be returned from the Laundry without shortage. All worry and loss .is prevented at trifling cost. Outfit comprises Rubber Stamp to your order, Bottle of best Black Crow Indelible Ink, Pad, Brush and Handsome Lithographed Metal Box. Price, 3/9; posted 4/-; cash with order.—F. A. Springhall Bookseller and Stationer, Thames. Phone 137.