LYTTELTON NEWS.
, ♦—". FANCIERS' CLUB. Organisation work for the Lyttelton Fanciers' Club's annual show which is to be held in July, is now in hand, and the prospects for the success of the show are considered to be good. The club has had allotted to 'it the following championships:—Rhode . Island ' Bed, open; Utility Barred Rocks; Silky (open); Black Pekin Bantam"; one pigeon championship, and two canary championships, also smoked blue or black Persian male cat, under eight months. . Harbour Light Theatre. Those who laughed at the f unmaking of Robert Woolsey, the xapMUfire comedian of "The Cuckoos" and "HalfShot at Sunrise," will enjoy his latest comedy, Rosie," which commences at the Harbour Light Theatre to-night. The supporting programme includes a Marionette novelty, a cartoon, and a comedy. " On Saturday "Merely Mary Ann," a delightful comedy-romance starring Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell, will be screened. The reserve plan will open at King and Cousins to-morrow.
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Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20543, 11 May 1932, Page 16
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