LYTTELTON NEWS.

Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18400, 5 June 1925, Page 13

LYTTELTON NEWS.

Sale of Work. ' Owing to the wet weatber, the missionary sale of work, which was to have been held >in Holy Trinity schoolroom on Tuesday last, will now be held this afternoon at 2.30. There axo many warm garments for winter wear for both children and adults, fancygoods, etc., all cheaply marked. Harbour Light Theatre. "Smouldering Fires," a Univoisal-Jewol production, starring Pauline Frederick, is the chief attraction at tho Harbour Light Theatre to-night. Tho supporting programme includes a Century comedy, News, and gazette. To-morrow "So Big," featuring Colleen Mooro, will bo screoned, together with a comedy, gazette, and scenic. A special attraction at the evening; session will be the appearance of Miss Marjorio Kelson, a soprano, who was successful in winning the Alice Gunner Memorial prize «t tho recent Christchurch Competitions, and of Mr Les Dalley, also a. winner at the Competitions. Golf. A mixed foursome match for tho ltangioro, cleak will be played l at Cliarteris Bay dining the weck-and. Flavors will 6clect their own partnere: H ARBOUR LIGHT THEATRE—To-night: Paulino Frederick in "Snioulderiitjg Fires." Century Comedy. News. Gazetto. To-morrow: Colleen Moore in "So Big." Comedy. Scenic Gazette. Evening Session: Miss Marjorie Nelson, soprano (winner of Alioo Gunner .Memorial prizo at Christchurcih Competitions); Mr Les Dal'oy, baritone (winner at Competitions). SAIiE OF WORK. SALE OF "WORK in aid of Missions, Holy Trinity,. Schoolroom, THIS AFTERNOON, at 2.30. Warm winter clothing for infanta and aduiW. 3568