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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 65, Issue 264, 18 August 1945, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. ST. JAMES :: THEATRE :: To-night —At 8 O'clock And Monday at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. 20th Century Fox Films Proudly Presents The Outstanding Human Drama “THE SULLIVANS.” “THE SULLIVANS.” • “THE SULLIVANS.” The story of five famous brothers. Their adventures, their fun, their romances, their Dad and Mom . . . all woven into one of the grandest stories ever told on the screen. Featuring THOMAS MITCHELL ANNE BAXTER And a fine supporting cast. (Approved for Universal Exhibition). RECOMMENDED TO EVERYONE WHO ENJOYS A TRULY FINE MOTION PICTURE. Young or old . . . Gay or staid . . . all will love “The Sullivans,” as thousands of other New Zealanders have done. Also Cartoon and News Reels. SEATS AVAILABLE FOR TO-NIGHT. Plan at Theatre this evening. THE EVENT OF THE YEAR. ASHBURTON HARMONICA BAND. TIfONSTER V-J VICTORY FANCYi’J - DRESS CARNIVAL. Dance with the Biggest Prize Money ever offered in Ashburton. £7/10/- in Cash. ORANGE HALL. ORANGE PIALL. FRIDAY, Aug. 31. FRIDAY, Aug. 31. Stan Gilligan’s Orchestra (4 Instruments). Gents 2/6, Ladies 2/-. Supper provided. Best Dressed Lady—lo/- cash. Best Dressed Gent—lo/- cash. Most Original Lady—lo/- cash. Most. Original Gent—lo/- cash. Most Humorous Couple—lo/- cash each, and a Special Class for Teams of 4. Ladies, Gents or 2 Ladies and 2 Gents. First Prize —£2: 10/- each cash. Second Prize —£1: 5/- each cash. And Other Special Prizes. Competent and Efficient Judges have been appointed. Victory Hats, Confetti, Snowballs, Streamers. Don’t forget the date —FRIDAY, AUGUST 31, at 8 p.m.

TINWALD VICTORY BALL. TIN WALD VICTORY BALL. TINWALD VICTORY BALL. np IN WALD TOWN lIALL. TUESDAY NEXT, AUGUST 21, S p.m. TUESDAY NEXT, AUGUST 21, S p.m. Presentation will be made to Privates 3VT. J. Bishop, R. R. Brunton, F. J. Ford and R. Kirdy. Dancing 8 p.m. Chapman’s Music. Good Slipper. Usual Charges. KEEP THIS DATE FREE, TECHNICAL OLD BOYS’ FOOTBALL AND TECHNICAL OLD GIRLS’ BASKETBALL CLUBS’ ANNUAL BALL ANNUAL BALL JJADIANT HALL. SEPTEMBER 5. SEPTEMBER 5. STAN GILLIGAN’S ORCHESTRA. STAN GILLIGAN’S ORCHESTRA. FUN FOR YOUNG AND OLD. GENTS 3/-; LADIES 2/-. KEEP THIS DATE FREE. WINCHMORE HALL. TUESDAY NEXT, August 21, at 8 p.m. GRAND VICTORY BALL. Gilligan’s Orchestra. Novelties Galore. Admission: Ladies 2/-, Gents 3/-. Winchmore Ladies a Basket. Fancy Dress Optional. WAKANUI YOUNG FARMERS’ CLUB. (COMBINED ANNUAL DANCE and VICTORY BALL will be held in the WAKANUI HALL, WEDNESDAY NEXT, August 22. Two 10/- Monte Carlos and other Novelties. Mrs Mitchell’s Orchestra. Usual Prices. WESTERFIELD. A EUCHRE PARTY and DANCE will be held in the WESTERFIELD SCHOOL on THURSDAY NEXT, August 23, at 8 p.m. Proceeds in aid of School Funds, Usual Charges. Gilligan’s Music. METHVEN MASONIC LODGE. npilE LADIES’ EVENING which was postponed from July 18, will now be held on THURSDAY, 23rd August. F. G. MANGIN, Secretary. ASHBURTON FORKS-GREEN-STREET PATRIOTIC BALL. nDI-IE Farewell Dance arranged for Privates Boyd, Hill and i.-illey will now be Hold as a VICTORY BALL at G REENSTREET HALL on FRIDAY NEXT, August 24, at 8 p.m. Proceeds j in. aid of Welcome Home Fund. i EALING. FANCY DRESS VICTORY BALL. FRIDAY NEXT, AUGUST 24. Children and Adults —Children: 7 to 0 p.m. Kelland’s, Orchestra. Gents f!/-, Ladies 2/-. Non-Fancy Dress 6d line. Returned Soldiers and Children Free. MAYFIELD. A GRAND VICTORY BALL will be A held in the MAYFIELD HALL on THURSDAY WEEK, AUGUST 30, at 8 p.m. Mrs Mitchell’s Orchestra. BUSINESS NOTICES. A SMALL consignment of Flags have arrived. N.Z. Ensigns and Union Jacks.—'Patchings,